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Singing Tiger is a new restaurant and karaoke destination in Union Market District that is ideal for customers hungry for belting out tunes and chowing down on Pan-Asian food.

Lovers of indie bookstores and spine-chilling festivities should head to Fright Fête at Lost City Books in D.C.’s Adams Morgan neighborhood this Friday.

For those seeking something scary, delicious, enlightening or family-friendly this Halloween season, there’s something in D.C. for every haunt of life.

Chefs for Equality returns with five chef-driven dinners across top D.C. restaurants, raising funds for LGBTQ rights through culinary collaborations. Beyond the kitchen, explore Union Market’s Pumpkin Boulevard, and spooky fun like Trek or Treat in Maryland and Factory of Fear in Virginia.

Eat, drink and be scary at these spooky and delicious Halloween pop-ups and events in the D.C. area.

From the revival of Gallaudet University’s Deaf Way Film Festival to fall markets, cultural celebrations and family-friendly fun across the D.C. area — this weekend is packed with events. Check back every Thursday for a roundup of Things to do in the DC area.

For 26 years now, Tom Sietsema has been a faceless name that struck a chord throughout the entirety of the D.C. area’s food and beverage industry.

Returning to the Dulles Expo Center this year in Chantilly, Virginia, is the Capital Art and Craft Festival. And here are more great things to do in the D.C. area.

Tom Sietsema’s surprise announcement that he’s stepping down as The Washington Post’s longtime food critic and revealing his identity landed like a thunderclap across D.C.’s dining scene.

A Michelin-star restaurant based in D.C. is plant-based and rooted in Latin American culture.