D.C. is honoring the legacy of go-go music and culture through a week of panel discussions, performances, and a “Beat Ya Feet” fitness class.

Justin “Yaddiya” Johnson’s new pop-up bar at Baby Wale serves beats, bites, and a dose of D.C. culture.

This year’s holiday concert mix brings in unique offerings like Go-Go Santa and a hip-hop-infused “Nutcracker.”

The museum, which go-go advocate and activist Ron Moten has been working on for years, will have exhibits, performance space, a cafe, and a community garden.

For the D.C. Fire and EMS band (known locally as Heat Stroke), playing funky go-go covers goes hand-in-hand with serving the public.

Coachella’s lawyers pushed back on efforts to trademark “Moechella.”

And as these D.C. residents will tell you, it’s in the blood.

Listening to music with complex rhythms can accelerate brain development, and these adults want kids to know that.

Last weekend, participants honked car horns, banged on pots and pans, and shoved fake ballots in the door of the building.

Instead of the traditional outdoor music festival in a D.C. park, the city will stream a tribute concert.