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If you’re like the rest of us, you drive by and wonder what it would be like to own one… or just to walk inside. Well, now you can! In...
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Find out more about Kate: Political staffer by day, socialite by night. Even before she was Miss DC (2006), Kate Michael was active on the social and charitable scene in the city. Check here often for community and philanthropic event coverage - and if you just can't get enough, follow her on her personal blog at www.KStreetKate.net. Send topic suggestions to: kate@kstreetkate.net. |
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After watching fifteen interior designers compete to decorate the most elaborate evergreen, trimming your own holiday tree is almost too tempting!The...
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Vodka? Beer? Rum? Nope. Gin was all anyone ordered Tuesday night at the grand opening of the new Gin & Tonic in Glover Park. Bombay Sapphire...
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Once upon a time, Truman Capote threw a black tie bash in honor of Katherine Graham, then publisher of the Washington Post. Guests wore black and...
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- Marvin - Soul food and a dose of D.C. history.
- Mendocino Grille & Wine Bar - This wine bar/restaurant is the perfect place to relax and enjoy some unique blends and cheese samples while catching up
- Sesto Senso - Can't get enough of that yummy risotto.
- L2 Lounge - This membership lounge also often hosts parties to support charities that are important to me... and is THE PLACE to have an afterparty!
- The Blaguard - Fun people. Large serving glasses. A jukebox. Enough said.
- Cafe St. Ex - One of the best brunch places in the city. Try the green mimosas.
- Tattoo - You never know who you're gonna run into rockin' out. I saw Tiger Woods the other day!
- John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts - Proof that D.C. is social and sophisticated.
