Culture
These Smithsonian Museums Are (Finally!) Set to Reopen this Month
Reduced hours of operations and staffing shortages affected many of the Smithsonian museums this winter.
Dave Grohl, John Gilstrap, and More: The Best Movies, Books, and Shows by Northern Virginians This Month
The NoVA-related books and shows that caught our eyes and ears.
This Synesthetic NoVA Artist Counts the Bidens as Patrons
Britt Conley says she sees music as shapes and colors, a condition called synesthesia.
Why You’ll See 120 Orange Statues of Women All Around the National Mall This March
The biggest collection of statues of women ever assembled will try to change perceptions of women in STEM.
Where to Catch Indie Acts and Open Mics Around Northern Virginia
From indie and folk rock bands to poetry and drag shows, NoVA has a wealth of underground scenes if you know where to look.
This Husband-and-Wife Southern Band Took Off During the Pandemic. They Return to NoVA in March
Sarah McCombie of Chatham Rabbits explains how they made touring (and marriage) work during a stressful two years.
The Man Behind the Reddy Kilowatt Show Explains How He Builds a Cult Radio Hour
With an upcoming live show and a distinctive persona, this local DJ has developed a cult following.
Still Buzzed from the Olympics? These Local Skating Rinks Produced Champions.
The Washington Figure Skating Club is the largest of its kind in the country and has shaped skating history.
Pundit Bill Kristol On Why Youngkin Won, If Democracy Can Be Saved, and How DC Has Changed
Moving to Washington in the ’80s to work for the Reagan administration, this New York transplant has since made NoVA his home.
Inside the Daily Life of an Afghan Refugee Living in McLean
With the help of a NoVA author, this Afghanistan refugee was able to escape Kabul and resettle in McLean.
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