October 25-28: Spirits ride high with creepy cocktails, costume contests, pumpkin carving, and a Gothic ballet. Draw attention to a hidden talent at a free art class, then rest your weary bones at an all-day brunch in Logan Circle.
October 18-21: Mix with D.C.’s indie artist and fashion crowd in an abandoned nightclub, celebrate lady chefs, reconsider your condo with a tour of Southwest’s houseboat hood, crack open a craft cocktail at The Coupe, and shop for art at the Corcoran.
October 11-14: Book it to Bethesda, prep for a monster of a beer bash, get your face ready for the opera, hear a Swedish shoe-gazer, snack on scones with your canine, and swirl a state-of-the-art cocktail.
The 23-year-old New Yorker is a favorite of Wyclef Jean. With the help of her six-piece band, she shows us why.
October 4-7: Stars strut for a good cause, a neighborhood party reaches new Heights, Pentagon City gets a meat monster, and The King is alive in Jessup.
You’re craving a little liquor but don’t want to leave behind your little licker (ba-dum-dum). Throw a leash on the dog and head to one of these bars, cafes, or pubs.
September 27-30: Watch fundraisers who’ve met goals (and lost their minds) rappel down an iconic building, brunch in the name of breast cancer research, score exclusive early bird discounts on home furnishings, roll the dice in Dupont, and stick with the guys behind Pleasant Pops.
Todd Selby photographs people’s homes for a living, but no one’s ever seen his. Until now.
