Birthdays for Chuck Brown, Asylum and the Bliss dance party, plus new releases from three local bands.
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D.C. Beer Week features events and specials all over town.
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Try cool rooftop pool parties, cocktail bars and tiki nights.
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With Yaku, the man behind Chi-Cha, Gazuza and other Washington lounges has another winner on his hands.
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Happy hours, cheap date ideas and more in a guide for interns and pros alike.
Enjoy the weather at one of our favorute bars with rooftop decks or patio seating.
Smoking remains legal in Virginia bars, but these venues have voluntarily banned it.
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Craft beer bars like Birreria Paradiso, Brasserie Beck, R.F.D. and Granville Moore's have helped turn Washington into a capital-B Beer Town in recent years, but it's always been a sum-of-the-parts collection of microbrew-friendly destinations instead of a unified front.
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Globe-trotting DJ Jesse Tittsworth puts down the records to talk about his favorite places for food and drinks.
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These are some of my favorite places to spend time with a special someone.
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