The Scene

D.C.’s Black Pride Week started Friday with a reception at hotel downtown. News4’s Darcy Spencer spoke to leaders about how Black Pride has grown and the importance of the annual event. 

Part of the team behind the restaurant BB.Q Chicken spoke with News4’s Aimee Cho and Molette Green about Korean dishes. Their name means “best of the best quality.”

Public pools around the District, and in Maryland and Virginia, will open this Memorial Day weekend.

It’s a day that many Washingtonians have been dreading: the beloved cherry tree, Stumpy, had his last stand when he was finally removed from the Tidal Basin. News4’s Tommy McFly reports.

Visitors to the Woodlawn Plantation will hear about an enslaved cook named Hanson and see his recipes, learn about the Quakers who later bought the land, and meet the free Quander and Holland families who farmed there.

It’s official: Kayaking season has arrived in D.C.! And if you ask us, it’s one of the best ways to see the city from a new angle. Maybe you want to cruise by some iconic sights with out-of-town guests, or you’re looking for a quick but nature-filled escape. You can find both at the various kayak rental outposts along...

News4’s Tommy McFly is checking out local spots featured in “Manhunt” on Apple TV. How accurate are they?

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The summer concert series returns to D.C. in May.

All Things Go has dropped the lineup for its 2024 festival at Merriweather Post Pavilion – and its 10th year will be a banger.