>> Three Stars alumni Greenland take the Black Cat's backstage tonight, with Mikal Evans Band and A Northern Chorus. $8, 9 p.m. >> Best Cellars co-founder Joshua Wesson hosts The European Tour of Wine tonight at the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Wesson promises to illuminate the art of pairing wine with cheese, with eight wines and cheeses served throughout the evening as examples. 7 p.m., $60 ($50 for Corcoran members). >> D.C. United opens SuperLiga!... more ›

If you love Ethiopian food, there's no better city to live in the U.S. than Washington D.C. The Post has reported the Ethiopian embassy estimates D.C. is home to 200,000 people of Ethiopian descent, the largest concentration out of the country. For years Ethiopian cuisine in the city was dominated by Zed's in Georgetown and Fasika's, Meskerem and a handful of others in Adams Morgan. However, recently a number of eateries along U Street have been attracting most of the attention. Led by Dukem, the concentration of eateries in the area inspired the Post to dub the neighborhood Little Ethiopia. You may remember that way back in August we observed the neighborhood could be Little Addis Ababa, but the name didn't seem to stick. more ›