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Baseball season is about to be in full swing. Opening Day is Thursday, March 30, and the Washington Nationals will be home in D.C. facing their NL East rivals, the Atlanta Braves. Stop by one of these restaurants offering home opener specials. All-Purpose Riverfront (opens at 10 a.m.): Celebrate Opening Day with $5 pints of their DC Brau collab bef...

See a map of D.C’s cherry trees plus some of the best viewing spots in Maryland and Virginia.

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D.C.’s cherry trees are stunning, but it takes a lot of work to maintain them. News4’s Tommy McFly explains how you can help by adopting a tree.

News4’s Tony Perkins speaks to Washington Nationals Philanthropies CEO Tal Alter about the team’s fundraising efforts, plus how fans can join in while having some fun.

Fans may notice baseball rule changes like the new pitch clock this season. The Scene’s Tommy McFly reports on what the clock could mean for games this season.

Tony Perkins has officially joined News4’s morning anchor desk, starting at 5 a.m. Perkins spoke with the Scene’s Tommy McFly about his career and what brought him to News4.

The Kennedy Center’s RiverRun Festival will feature performances, education and art based on the world’s rivers. The Scene’s Tommy McFly has a preview.

Get in the spring spirit with these National Cherry Blossom Festival 2023 events in the D.C. area

Cherry-themed food and drink specials are as much of a D.C. springtime tradition as crowds at the Tidal Basin and tourists standing on the left.

Check out ARTECHOUSE DC’s new Cherry Blossom exhibition: family activities, experiments, cocktails and more!

Visiting the famed cherry trees surrounding the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C., is worthy of anyone’s bucket list — and it doesn’t get better than visiting during peak bloom. And peak bloom is here! The National Park Service made the big announcement at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. Peak bloom — when 70% of the Yoshino cherry trees along the Tidal Basin&#82...

A new IKEA store is opening in Arlington, Virginia, this summer.

News4’s Jummy Olabanji speaks with one of the opera’s stars about how the performance is cathartic for both the singers and the audience.