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The first Black-owned restaurant in D.C.’s Woodley Park neighborhood has opened for business.

Skate your way through the winter at these D.C.-area skating rinks.

Language is a powerful vehicle of expression and understanding, and learning a new one can be challenging and make us question our own identity. The show “English” tackles this topic. News4’s Tommy McFly spoke with the star of the show.

Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour comes to FedExField on Aug. 5 and 6, 2023.

The marquees at theaters across the DMV are certainly a bright spot in the dead of winter. Seriously, what better time to get reacquainted with D.C.’s theater scene? If not for yourself, do it for Ella Fitzgerald, whose jazz ballads are powering a cabaret at Signature Theatre Jan. 31 to Feb. 5; Alanis Morisette and her “Jagged Little Pill” musical&...

Miguel Wilson was highlighted in The Weekend Scene newsletter as this week’s Scene Setter — a person who shapes and defines the culture of the D.C. area. Subscribe to The Weekend Scene newsletter here. We all saw Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s inauguration in Annapolis last week. Many wondered who suited up the man watched by the eyes of history.....

The long-awaited Arlington Planetarium is finally open. Storm Team4’s Ryan Miller shows what visitors can expect.

Rock Harper is the owner of Queen Mother’s in Arlington, Virginia. He spoke with News4’s Aimee Cho about his restaurant’s mission.

A powerful exhibit opening Friday at D.C.’s Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library tells the story of Emmett Till’s murder and his mother’s activism, which helped launch the civil rights movement.

Flavorture, the first Black-owned restaurant in D.C.’s Woodley Park opened for business on Saturday. The new soul food restaurant is described as having “top-notch cuisine with a bold taste.”

News4’s Melissa Mollet and Tommy McFly are jumping into a cold Chesapeake Bay on Saturday for the Polar Bear Plunge. The event raises money for Maryland’s Special Olympics.

For more than fifty years, Wolf Trap has brought fans into a performance environment like no other, and the upcoming summer season has some new additions. News4’s Tommy McFLY has a preview.