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October 10, 2017

Each of the instructors at The Studio DC brings his or her own unique experiences into the practice. One teacher found solace in yoga when a parent and a sibling suddenly had to lean on her for care and support; another naturally progressed to practicing yoga as an extension of her love for music and nature; and yet another abandoned... continue reading

October 4, 2017

Organic Assam black tea, cardamom, chai spices, and the not-so-secret ingredient of love go into the Love Potion #10, a signature chai tea that you’ll only find at Calabash Tea Bar and Cafe. The slightly sweet, aromatic tea is a favorite at this colorful, exotic cafe, which was designed to emulate the places where the tea grows. Owner Sunyatta used... continue reading

September 22, 2017

In a metropolis like Washington, DC, chain coffeehouses are a dime a dozen. It’s the small, local cafe that’s a much rarer find. Coffee Nature is one of those independent community coffeehouses in Tenleytown. With local art on the walls, sunlight streaming in through huge storefront windows, and a friendly staff behind the counter, Coffee Nature has all the makings... continue reading

September 20, 2017

At Lil Omm Yoga, owner Pleasance uses her various talents and areas of expertise to help her clients navigate a world that’s growing increasingly busy. From Thrive courses that teach practical strategies for easing stress and tension, to yoga classes that incorporate physical movement into the mix, Pleasance can help corner and diminish stress. If you want to dip a... continue reading

September 7, 2017

Now through September 17th, you can do something a little different with your lunch break thanks to the DC Shorts Film Festival. It’s showcasing 19 short productions (all 20 minutes or less) by local filmmakers at the E Street Landmark Theatres over your lunch break, and tickets are free. The free lunchtime show is just one of many ways that... continue reading