Lots of different studios and many buildings to explore. If you like history the museum is…read moreworthwhile ... affordable art directly from the artist

This was my first time visiting Workhouse and it was for their Red, White, and Boom event. I paid…read morefor parking in advance for $35 ($40 at the gate). I also bought wristbands for the kids that were $15/each and allowed for unlimited rides and the gaming truck. We also enjoyed the new mini golf course, which is art themed of course, and that was $12/child. We took advantage of the food trucks and especially liked the kettle korn and paradise ice cream. Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to look around at the studios, but I definitely plan to keep an eye out for more events that will bring us back here.

great fun show. they have some cool tricks and lors of laughs. We went for date night and had a…read moregreat time.

This review is for the show at the Writers Center, Bethesda, MD, which doesn't seem to have a Yelp…read morepage of its own. I recognize that the Magic Duel takes huge pride in 5 star reviews on Yelp, which I deeply respect. But I did wish that we had seen the show in a different venue. I am no stage expert, but lights and sound do matter a lot in delivery of a magic show for a skeptic like me, going because the significant other loves magic shows. With better lighting, things would have been more "magical" (thinking bottles.) I was also surprised that a bubble artist, as good as she was in her profession, was considered a magician. After some quick research, you will end up at Magic Duel in this genre, so please go to Dupont or Georgetown.

very professional and entertaining band! highly recommended for any occasion! sounded great and…read moreplayed great dancing songs

From the owner: Pablo Antonio y La Firma is Washington DC's premier tropical Latin band, specializing in live…read moreperformances for weddings, quinceañeras, corporate events, festivals, and private celebrations across Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia since 1999. Led by founder and lead vocalist Pablo Antonio Zelaya — a vocalist whose performance career began in 1981 — the band features 12 professional musicians delivering a fully live performance with no DJ and no backing tracks. Just live tropical Latin music at its finest, keeping dance floors packed from the first song to the last. Specializing in merengue, cumbia, salsa and more, Pablo Antonio y La Firma has performed at prestigious venues including the Historic Lincoln Theatre, Grand Hyatt Washington, The Mayflower Hotel, the Organization of American States, Sofitel Lafayette Square and Maryland Live Casino. Recognized with the Heroe Latino Award (2014) and Best Latin Band of the Year at DCBX two consecutive years (2017 and 2018). Performed at the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage — July 2, 2026.

This is a really cool spot, right in the middle of downtown. You can find so many unique gifts here…read morefrom paintings, carvings and unique items you just won't find anywhere else in town. The prices are very reasonable, with each purchase supporting local artists. We've come here in the past, and love the special events and open houses they offer of the space. Even if there isn't a special event happening, this place is well worth the visit. You'll find so many beautiful pieces and a wide variety of crafts.

Love the Art exhibit by Dr. Smalls thanks for hosting and I can't wait to come back to experience…read moremore Art and the dinner theater

I went here for 4 years and my first 2 years were good. Then KLR became lazy and only put effort…read moretowards their competition dances during recital times. The studio's facility is nice, but the choreography was repetitive and the costumes were outdated. Their are way other studios out there in Northern VA. And about her brother sleeping with the students.. google it and see for yourself.

I am soo happy I found KLR! they are amazing and it feels like home! Kathleen, Lee and Rosemary are…read morethe best and they never make you feel like crazy when asked a lot of questions! I have 2 daughters that got here my oldest is 13 and is on the competition team and loves it! and my youngest which is 4 is taking class as well!

Another outstanding year at Dance Etc School of the Arts this years Spring Recital was awesome…read morecheck out a few of my favorite pictures of my daughter from the recital. Come check out the studio.

We have been going to Dance Etc for 12 years now. My daughter has gotten excellent instruction in…read moreballet, contemporary and jazz. She can't wait to be there every day. As an adult, I have really enjoyed the jazz, ballet and hip hop classes. I always have fun with the other adults in the class. Finally, my son has taken the hip hop and art classes. He now knows some cool dance moves and new art techniques. Highly recommended.

Although the VFW is currently operating under COVID-19 restrictions and probably won't return to…read morefully normal operations for a bit, I've spent a considerable amount of time here volunteering and socializing, so I figured I would write a review of what it has to offer. This VFW location is the largest post by membership in the world! While there is a core group you'll tend to see at most of the events, it's a rare occurrence when you won't meet someone new when visiting. You'll find people of all ages and different connections to military life, whether serving directly as veterans or having a family member who was a veteran. (Yes, you can join as auxiliary member if you have a connection to a veteran as a husband or wife, widower or widow, father or mother, grandfather or grandmother, son or daughter, grandson or granddaughter, or brother or sister!) One of the most popular events at the VFW is bingo. (Bingo is open to the public.) Every Tuesday and Thursday, the doors open at 5:30 and early bird bingo starts at 7:30. No matter if you are a beginner or have been playing bingo longer than I've been alive, you can have the opportunity to win a $100 round or a jackpot game. (I've seen the progressive jackpots go over $2000 for a card!) Food and beverages are available for purchase while you play. You can also buy pull-tabs throughout the night. My personal favorite is karaoke night and I miss it very much. Everyone dances, sings, and laughs together. Usually karaoke night is also wing night, so you can get food specials before enjoying a night of music. The prices for drinks and food are really reasonable, so you can have a night out without draining your wallet. The bar area is spacious and includes several rooms, including a section with electronic game machines. The VFW also hosts special events, like military balls and holiday gatherings. It's always awesome to see veterans in their finery and families gathering together for a celebration. A monthly calendar is posted on the website with upcoming events. I love spending time at the VFW as a volunteer and a member, so if you have questions about joining or events, feel free to send a message.

Wow! So, this is a first. Came to DC for a military retirement and wanted to visit a local VFW…read more Come to find out, this particular post is a "Members Only" post. Had no idea. The bartender said I could not stay since I wasn't a member and I had nobody to "sponsor" my visit. Wow! Just wow! Never knew there were places for Vets that would turn Vets away. This is why I'm proud to be called a TEXAN!