You’d need way more than a day to hit all of D.C.’s Black-owned establishments, so we picked some highlights and came up with an agenda for spending a day sampling as many as possible.

Whether you love music, costumes, or culinary adventures, we’ve got you covered.

From hotel lobbies to literal hearths used for cooking, these D.C.-area restaurants and bars want to warm you up this season.

This Thai restaurant was a rare sit-down spot in Ward 7 when it opened 13 years ago, and it has been winning over its neighbors one free sample at a time ever since.

The owner of Spicy Water African Grill saw how popular Peruvian chicken joints were around D.C. — so he decided to apply the model to his family’s Ivorian grilled chicken recipe.

Bronze is serving up creative African and Caribbean-inspired dishes tinged with other global influences on H Street NE.

The team behind Mission and other big bars around D.C. has opened Royal Sands Social Club, a Florida-themed bar and restaurant, near Nationals Park.

There are options for those who are planning a restorative New Year’s Eve, those who want to dress up and party, those who want to hear live music, and more.

The annual event is on, and full-service and quick-service restaurants, as well as other food-related businesses, are offering specials.

The seafood-themed Opal from the team behind buzzy Nina May is already becoming a neighborhood favorite in Chevy Chase D.C.