The Adams Morgan restaurant has changed a lot to adjust with the times. But Sunday drag brunch is a longtime favorite that’ll follow Perry’s as it enters its 40th year.

The vote to increase the number of tavern licenses could lead to new businesses opening. The ABC Board will make the final decision on the cap.

The landlord is selling the building and the Amsterdam Falafelshop founder cannot afford the asking price.

A spate of burglaries and window smashing at local businesses has the community on edge. Neighbors want accountability for that and other property crimes, but don’t agree on what kind.

The bank that owns the small plaza at 18th Street and Columbia Road NW wants to sell it to a residential developer, but two community groups argue that it can only ever be used for public space.

The busy Adams Morgan stretch of road will be open to pedestrians, and closed to vehicles, for three Sundays through October.

More people died in the collapse of the Knickerbocker theater than in any event in D.C. outside the Civil War.

Hotbed will offer free local standup shows, with some comedians from New York and Los Angeles stopping by, too.

There you’ll find the Armenian version of the popular khachapuri, plenty of traditional pastries, and some seriously strong coffee.

“We’re trying to keep the music alive,” one musician says.