This year’s featured Rubenstein guest artist is Nekisha Durrett, a local artist from the Washington area known for her innovative mixed-media approach that sheds light on historical narratives and social justice issues.
Baker’s Daughter, a boutique cafe and market offering nutritious and organic fare, recently opened a new location in Georgetown, accompanying its sister locations in Ivy City and Downtown.
Hiraya, a new Filipino restaurant that serves rainbow lattes and Filipino breakfast items, officially opened on Washington’s H Street at the end of September.
Against all odds,the world-renowned band The Beatles, who broke up in 1974 and has since had two of its members pass away, returned and released a new song on Nov. 2.
In 2003, as the Goodridge v. Department of Public Health case promised to legalize same-sex marriage in Massachusetts, Upper School English Teacher Connor Larsen, who was a high schooler at the time, joined...
On Sept. 22, the National Gallery of Art in Washington opened a new exhibition entitled “The Land Carries Our Ancestors: Contemporary Art by Native Americans.”
