Did you know that Laurel, Maryland in Prince George’s County is home to one of the largest concentrations of dinosaur fossils on the East Coast? Well, it’s true; Dinosaur Park, a member of the Prince George’s County Department of Parks and Recreation, invites you to try your hand at digging up authentic, pre-historic dinosaur bones! (more…)
Rhode Island Row to get Some Pretty “Sweet” Neighbors
We hope your sweet tooth is ready! Earlier this week, we received some pretty great news from our good friends at Rhode Island Avenue Insider: “DC’s Chocolate Bar and Bakery LLC” will be opening up just down the street from Rhode Island Row! (more…)
Washington DC Celebrates Culture and History During February, National Black History Month
As the political hub of the nation, Washington DC is the perfect place to enjoy the culture and diversity celebrated every February during Black History Month. There are events taking place all across “the district” each week, so we gathered a few of our favorites to share with you. This is by no means an exhaustive list so take some time to explore the numerous cultural programs that are spread across the city this month!
Zia’s Cafe: Vegan-Friendly Food in Towson, Maryland
Located in the heart of Towson on Allegheny Avenue, Zia’s Cafe is one of my favorite local, veg-friendly places to go. If you are short on time, but looking for a healthy zen-like environment, then Zia’s is your place.
5 Ways to Spend Valentine’s Day in Philly
Yes, of course Philadelphia is the city of brotherly love, but this Tuesday, February 14th, forget your brother – it’s all about the sweethearts! Grab your special guy or gal, or meet a new one, and check out our list inspired by Uwishunu’s post about alternative ways to spend Valentine’s Day in Philly.
Events in and Around Washington, DC for Presidents’ Day 2012
What better time to visit DC and pay tribute to America’s most famous leaders than Presidents’ Day? The national holiday was originally a commemoration of George Washington’s birthday, February 22, 1732. After his death, the nation began celebrating his birthday as a way to remember his life and how he contributed to establishing America’s independence from England.
No One Loses in the Great Cheese Steak War of South Philadelphia
It goes without saying that Philly has made a little dish known as the cheese steak sandwich internationally famous. We would be remiss if our list of to-do’s for the City of Brotherly Love did not include the two locations who lay the strongest claim to “best cheese steak in Philly,” Geno’s Steaks and Pat’s King of Steaks.
In New York City, Sharing is Caring: Bike Share Program NYC
Launching this summer is New York City’s first ever Bike Share, a privately held company allowing Manhattan and Brooklynites to, well, share bicycles with one another. According the Bike Share’s official website, wannabe-cyclists can either sign up for a Registered (long-term) membership via their website, or Casual (short-term) membership via the kiosk station at the site of the station. (more…)
The Shake Shack In Washington, DC NW
If you haven’t yet tried the Shake Shack out for yourself, you have undoubtedly heard your friends – and even celebrities like Conan O’Brien – going on and on about how good it is. Well, it is time for you to see what all the hullabaloo is about! (more…)
Ray’s the Steaks in Arlington Expands with Retro Ray’s
If you live anywhere near the Arlington, Virgina area, you have undoubtedly dined at Ray’s the Steaks before. Located in the Navy League Building, Ray’s the Steaks is one of Arlington’s busiest and most popular restaurants. So, naturally, they decided to expand. (more…)
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