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February 27, 2018

Marjorie Post was an art collector, a lover of 18th-century French design, and an enthusiast of cutting-edge technology. She was also the woman behind Hillwood, a stunning mansion nestled on the fringes of Washington, DC. She moved into her new home in the mid-1950s and infused it with the opulence and color that she loved. Today, her private home has... continue reading

February 27, 2018

Have you ever heard of a “Korrito”? If the answer is no, then you’re overdue for a visit to SeoulSpice. The eatery made its grand debut in DC about two months ago, and with it came a new build-your-own approach to fusion Korean cuisine. The menu includes the Korean version of a sushi burrito (that is, the Korrito), rice bowls,... continue reading

January 11, 2018

First Night Alexandria has everything that you, family, and friends will want to ring in 2018 with a bang. Dozens of venues throughout historic Old Town Alexandria are participating this year, and the festivities boast more than 150 performances at 28 venues. The festivities kick off at 2 p.m. with the annual fun hunt and other free activities perfect for... continue reading

January 11, 2018

A fresh, flaky biscuit crowned with a pair of poached eggs, mini crab cakes, sliced tomato, and Hollandaise sauce. A 10-ounce hanger steak with two eggs, hashbrowns, and seared brussels sprouts. Cinnamon-dusted French toast smothered with fresh berry compote and whipped cream. These are a few of the decadent Sunday brunch dishes that the chef dishes out at Blue 44... continue reading

November 10, 2017

According to a feature in the Washington Post, Pear Plum Cafe was born of its founders’ desire to create a meeting place for the community. At their first establishment, Each Peach Market, there simply wasn’t enough space for families and friends to hang out. So when they heard that a storefront just a few doors down was available, they decided... continue reading