The Scene

We all know if there’s something worth celebrating in D.C., it’s worth getting brunch for — and the Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony is no exception. News4’s Justin Finch reports.

Brooks says that, as a child, he dreamt of becoming an Olympian. Now, he’s breaking boundaries in others ways. News4’s Tommy McFly reports.

The cherry blossom trees, which draw in thousands of tourists every year, stand as a reminder of Japanese and American collaboration, News4’s Tommy McFly reports.

Over 25,000 fans will have the chance to attend the Washington Football Team’s Friday night practice on August 6.

Selected as the first Japanese delegation site in 1860, a meeting at the Willard Hotel led to Japan gifting cherry blossom trees. News4’s Tommy McFly reports.

Live music is returning to the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden after last year’s hiatus, but the summer garden series won’t look quite the same as it did pre-pandemic. Instead of the popular Jazz in the Garden events, the National Gallery will host Concerts in the Sculpture Garden starting July 29, featuring a wider range of bands and......

News4’s Megan McGrath visits Fort Washington Park, a historical site with sweeping river views.

The Rings are traveling 8,000 miles and through 25 states. They’ll be on the National Mall on Monday and Tuesday before traveling to New York to go on display outside 30 Rock for the opening ceremonies.

Timed-entry passes will not be required to enter most Smithsonian museums starting Tuesday, according to the Smithsonian.

Where to find sunflower fields in the D.C. area, including Maryland and Virginia.

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Many entertainment venues across the country went out of business because of the pandemic. Now a new venue is opening in D.C.

This is the perfect time to go to the Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens, which exhibits lotus plants, lilies and other plants and flowers. News4’s Megan McGrath reports.