The Scene

Pride Month is back, and the D.C. area is gearing up for a huge month of joy, activism and community.

New food concepts can grow at Le Fantome in Riverdale Park, MD. The vendors may change depending on how long they need to operate their ghost kitchen at the food hall. News4’s Eun Yang spoke to one of the businesses taking off; James Beard nominated Kareem Queenam, known as Mr. Bake.

D.C.’s mayor announced plans on Friday for a major redevelopment designed to honor the District’s historic Black Broadway and add affordable housing.

Musician and actor Janelle Monáe has a new album, and she spoke with News4’s Tony Perkins about the importance of its release during Pride Month.

LightReel Film Fest will showcase over 30 documentaries, and short films from Black, Indigenous and people of color from across the globe in D.C. News4’s Jummy Olabanji spoke with the festival’s director.

Students from 25 different schools across the DMV are applying what they’ve learned in the classroom to build and race a battery-powered electric car. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.

At La Cosecha in the Union Market neighborhood, you will find a diverse collection of food vendors and local artisans. It’s also a hub for community and conversation, living up to its name, the harvest.

Tony Perkins has the scoop on Donnie Simpson’s “Video Soul” coming to BET+.

Love, Makoto near Union Station is a culinary love letter from celebrity Chef Makoto Okuwa to D.C., where he started his American career at Sushi Taro. The Chef brings three concepts under one roof — Dear Sushi, Beloved BBQ, and Hiya Izakaya.

Here’s what to know about the new, 450-capacity venue steeped in D.C. rock nostalgia where Dave Grohl will perform opening night.

News4’s Tommy McFLY catches up with Michael Morris, member of the Prince George’s County amateurs cycling team PHASE.

The duo behind Hypefoodies spoke with News4 about what they want fans to learn, and how their families’ histories in Cambodia and Vietnam shaped them.

News4’s Tommy McFly has all the fun events happing in Prince George’s County this summer that you need to know.

Tim Burton movies in a cemetery, a foray into French dance and plenty of opportunities to watch “Top Gun: Maverick” and “Minions: The Rise of Gru” are on tap this summer.