Things to Do
Professional hockey and basketball are back! Well, sort of.
Video game simulations of Capitals and Wizards games will begin to air this weekend.
10 board games you can still order online from Amazon right now
These classic board games of your youth will entertain the entire family. Plus, they’ll arrive at your door in just a few days.
View the cherry blossoms from your computer screen with new 24/7 digital view
You won’t miss peak bloom after all—the Trust for the National Mall has launched a live cam of the blooms.
National Portrait Gallery offers free online exhibits during COVID-19
Audio tours, digital exhibits and children’s story times are all available for free through the gallery’s website.
Visit Alexandria launches ALX at Home with tours, restaurant deals and more
Residents can now access their favorite Alexandria restaurants, shops and attractions from the comfort and safety of their home.
Bored at home? Miss your friends? Invite them to a Netflix Party
The new, virtual feature from Netflix lets you add group chats and other features to your favorite Netflix shows.
Support local businesses during COVID-19 with take-home DIY kits
AR Workshop, fibre space and Fran’s Cake & Candy Supplies are offering ways to keep yourself occupied, and you can help keep their doors open too.
Here’s everything you need to know about Trump’s travel ban due to coronavirus
The recently announced travel suspension will restrict travel from Europe over the course of 30 days to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Virtually travel to over 2,500 museums from the safety of your home
Museums across the region have closed until further notice due to the coronavirus. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get your cultural fix in from your couch.
5 new hotels to check out in Washington, DC this year
From a stay inspired by female empowerment to “affordable luxury,” here are five new places to stay in the nation’s capital.
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