Aug 26, 2019
7 Labor Day Brunches Worth Setting Your Alarm For
Where to find 25 cent cocktails, $4 tacos, rooftop dining, and more.
We don’t want you laboring too hard (sorry, not that sorry) to entertain yourself this holiday weekend, and, per usual, we’re looking out for your pocketbook, too.
Aug 31, 2018
10 Spots For Labor Day Brunch In D.C.
Keep the weekend vibes going this Monday with brunches featuring barbecue platters, seafood boils, bottomless cider, and much more.
Sep 02, 2016
17 Places To Enjoy Brunch On Labor Day
It’s not the end of summer. It’s a chance to start downing mimosas as early as 8 a.m. on a Monday.
Already weakened from hurricane status, the storm is still expected to bring some light rain to the region.
A restaurant trade association has some advice for how cops should deal with drunk driving during the three-day Labor Day weekend: More roving patrols, fewer sobriety checkpoints.
Sep 04, 2011
The Sunday Morning Post
Good morning, Washington. Today is going to be hot, sticky and summer-like — and it may be the last day of its kind for the year as we usher in cooler weather (the morning meteorologists project that persistent 90 degree days have expired for the season). Showers are possible, but the threat of storms really increases tonight and tomorrow. We’re also in line for copious amounts of rain this week as what’s left of Tropical Storm Lee heads toward the Washington area. If you see the sun today, enjoy it.
Photo by Chris DiGiamo We suggest that you head to the bank today to pick up several rolls of quarters, as this weekend may be the last chance to visit The National Pinball Museum in the District. Director of Operations Tiffani Huskey announced yesterday that museum will be shutter its doors and mothball its machines after the holiday in preparation for its move to a new, undisclosed location in Baltimore. The Museum is offering…
Sep 03, 2011
The Saturday Morning Post
Good morning, Washington. We’re on the brink of the symbolic end of summer. Labor Day traditionally signals the conclusion of our dog days, the retiring of certain white attire, and the ushering in of cooler weather. But, of course, Labor Day is much more than a seasonal marker or a fashion barometer; in a year when public sector unions and their opponents were often in the spotlight, this weekend could be a good time to brush up on your holiday history.
