Also: Christian McBride, Mark Guiliana, Stanley Clarke, and much more.

Here are some shows to catch if you’re sticking around the District this week.

During springtime concert season in D.C., it can be hard to decide what shows to see. So, here are our reviews of sixteen acts that we saw at SXSW who are coming through town imminently.

This month in the area’s museums: Joan Miró paintings, Steve Jobs’ inventions, an after-hours viewing of the Hirshhorn’s SONG 1, and an exhibit focusing on Native American Olympic feats.

Exhibits on tragic post offices, Women’s History Month and the Civil War open this month at area museums.

As we look towards a pleasant weekend, here’s a roundup of all of the bike-related news you might have missed this week.

Photo by Mr. T in DC. While I’ll certainly write this feature more often once the seasonal farmers markets start opening up for the Spring, the underground market – at the restaurant Kushi Izakaya & Sushi (465 K Street NW) and happening right now (12 to 5 p.m.) is an interesting development in the farmers market scene. Named the DC Grey Farmers Market, the market is a “private membership club that serves as an…

Photo by {Ryan}. It’s that sad time of the year when farmers markets start to close down for the winter. While a few farmers markets are open year round, namely the Dupont farmers market and Eastern Market, most shutter after Thanksgiving and reopen (to me, way too late) in the spring. So here’s a roundup of when the markets that are still open are closing. So go get the chance to stock up on…