living in DC

Taste of D.C.

October 3, 2016 /
Washington D.C. Crepe Food Truck

One great aspect of D.C. is the cultural diversity that brings so much delicious international food to D.C. diners. Washingtonians cherish this diversity so much that they have several food festivals throughout the year such as Restaurant Week, and upcoming on Oct. 8, the Taste of D.C. For one weekend, Taste of D.C. will feature…

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What You Missed At the Opening of the NMAAHC

September 26, 2016 /
Opening Of The New NMAAHC Building

“This place is more than a building. It is a dream come true,” President Barack Obama said Sept.24, the day of the opening of the National Museum of African American History & Culture. The day of the opening was definitely one filled with magic and historical wonder as thousands of people came from all over…

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Celebrate the Nation Capital’s Best Brews

September 21, 2016 /
Glass Of Cold Beer

The nation’s capital is such a vivacious place to live for people who love being sociable, exploring the city, and celebrating the diversity of a city filled with history and culture everyday. This week, D.C. celebrates the good brews offered all over the city with beer specials and special events. Sept. 24 begins DC Beer…

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Visit the Newest Member of the Smithsonian Family

September 16, 2016 /
New Smithsonian Building

D.C. has several Smithsonian museums that many Washingtonians and visitors cherish, but on Sept. 24, the Smithsonian museums will have a new addition to their family. Get ready for the new National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) in the beginning of fall. Everyone who comes to the official grand opening and dedication…

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Welcoming a New Harper Resident

September 7, 2016 /

With so many new options in DC, finding a new place can be challenging and stressful. Sarah K. recently moved in to The Harper and offered to share a little about her apartment-hunting experience. Tell us a little about yourself. Born and raised in Indiana, I recently moved to DC by way of California, the…

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Celebrate the Diversity in Adams Morgan

September 7, 2016 /
Crowd Celebrating In Adams Morgan

Adams Morgan is one of the most culturally diverse and liveliest neighborhood in D.C. It is one of the centers of D.C.‘s melting pot as well its liveliest nightlife. Adams Morgan has international residents and Washingtonians who enjoy the international food in the neighborhood restaurants from all over the globe such as Ethiopia to Latin…

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Don’t Miss the D.C. Blues Festival

August 31, 2016 /
D.C. Blue Festival Male Musician With Saxophone

Trying to find something different to do for Labor Day weekend instead of the usual going out for cocktails, attending a cookout or going to the beach? Well, look no further. If you’re a fan of the blues and love musicians who are inspired by artists such as Ray Charles, Howlin’ Wolf, and even Shemekia…

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Shop for Vintage Furniture in D.C.

August 24, 2016 /
Vintage Furniture Shop In D.C. Featuring Green Chair

Buying furniture for a new apartment can be difficult, especially when you are going for a vintage theme to decorate your home. Sure, Ikea, Target, or Crate & Barrel are great choices to decorate your home with a more modern look, but vintage furniture stores are your best bet to achieve a home with personality.…

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How to Keep Any Bathroom Organized

August 22, 2016 /
Organized Bathroom Accessories

We talked about the advantages of having a small kitchen to help you stay organized and reduce clutter, but what about your bathroom? Bathrooms tend to be one of the most cluttered spaces in the home, with messy counters, overcrowded and disorganized cabinets and even soaps, shampoos and loofahs hanging around the bathtub. But, even…

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Meet Rasika’s Newest Sibling: Bindaas

August 15, 2016 /
Meet Rasikas Newest Sibling Bindaas

If you enjoyed the Penn Quarter Indian restaurant with modern cuisine, Rasika, you’ll love its new sibling! Rasika is known as a restaurant with a white-table cloth setting and putting a twist on centuries-old traditional dishes and creating innovative interpretations for Washingtonians who love to take their taste buds across the world. While the owner…

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