Things to Do

Where to Have Breakfast with Santa In Northern VA

Mingle with Kris Kringle and carb load on pancakes, Christmas cookies and croquettes at these brunchy, kid-friendly holiday events.

Mike Wardian’s Upcoming Taco Bell DC 50K Is Hilarious and Gross

The 31-mile run for the border passes through Arlington and requires runners to consume grub from nine of the chain's locations en route.

In Middleburg, a New Destination for Bourbon Lovers

Come for the small batch Provenance bourbon and make a vacation of it by staying in a 19th-century manor house.

Where to Eat in Chinatown in Flushing, New York

Take the train to Queens for hand-pulled noodles, Dongbei-style barbecue, dim sum, Peking duck and other delights.

8 Wicked Good Ways to Celebrate ‘Wicked’ Part 2 in NoVA

Immersify yourself in the Emerald City with movie-inspired drinks, parties and menus at these local restaurants and theaters.

Hotel Du Pont Preserves Old School Opulence

This grand dame of a hotel in Wilmington, Delaware, combines vintage architecture with modern creature comforts.

14 Holiday Fun Runs in the DMV

Gobble up the miles and sleigh these PRs while wearing festive getups and supporting local nonprofit organizations.

10 Super Giftable Children’s Books by D.C.-Area Authors

Need a great gift for the holidays or any day? Check out these new kids' lit and YA titles by local authors in the DMV.
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Travel Like an A-Lister to This Storied New Jersey Inn

The historic and elegant Stockton Inn has welcomed celebrities ranging from F. Scott Fitzgerald to Jackie O.

4 Events to Celebrate Dia de los Muertos in Arlington, VA

Honor the lives of dearly departed loved ones with colorful altars and other traditions surrounding this vibrant Mexican holiday.

This Virginia Treetop Tower Has a Giant Spiral Slide

Owl Creek Landing in Virginia Beach has an eight-story forest tower, canopy walk, steel slide and other adventures for kids of all ages.

W&OD Featured In New Documentary on Rails-to-Trails Movement

Arlington author, cyclist and rails-to-trails advocate Peter Harnik is an executive producer of the film, which airs Oct. 18 on PBS.