From food and drink events to music festivals to Pride, Capital Fringe, and beyond, summer 2023 could be your busiest season in years.

This years swath of outdoor movie series feature themes around our favorite villains, action movies galore, and So. Many. Chances. to see “Moana.”

Endless brunch options, freshly packed picnic baskets, and cultural experiences from the theater to the orchestra await you and your mother, or whoever you want to celebrate, on this special day.

Restaurants around the D.C. region are cooking up special menus for Easter and Passover this week; check out some of our picks.

Capital Fringe, one of the D.C.’s biggest theater festivals, is back after a pandemic hiatus. Here’s what’s running, how to get tickets, and other details.

1.8 million views and 88,000 likes on Twitter later, one promo video helped turn Zipora Scents into a full-time job for owner Kanae Branch.

Studio Theatre’s dark comedy explores racism, sexism, and corporate culture at a beauty startup.

It’s the 10th anniversary of the Brightest Young Things comedy festival.

The N.Y.-based actor-producer-director of Ugly Betty fame is involved in two major shows in D.C. this month.

A family day all about women’s suffrage at the National Portrait Gallery, a Spanish-language poetry marathon, and more.