On September 11 and 12, D.C. Art All Night hosted a massive night-long citywide art celebration. At its core, Art All Night was a free overnight arts festival that ran from 7:00 p.m. until 3:00 a.m. over two consecutive nights. Designed as an immersive experience where creativity lingers around every corner, the event used both
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Bedazzled garments shining like diamonds under flashing lights, animal prints and funky patterns, elegant gowns draped across bodies—the grand finale of DC Fashion Week showcased a vibrant display of looks and pieces embodying Couture Fashion this past Sunday at the National Housing Center. The last night of Fashion Week went out with a bang as
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DC Fashion Week is celebrating 45 seasons, kicking off a weekend of fashion, connection and artistic expression with the Emerging Designers Showcase. The National Housing Center transformed its first floor into a runway for local and international designers to showcase their spring and summer collections on September 26. The Emerging Designers Showcase was not just
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Step inside Day 1 of DC Fashion Week with The DC Voice. From runway looks to the energy in the room, our video captures opening day beyond the street scene. Filmed by @rakeemdadream_media for The DC Voice. Watch the inside-event video on YouTube and explore our 2026 Fashion Week coverage.
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Having spent a significant portion of my youth just one block from H Street, it holds a special place in my memory. It has changed a lot since then, but in many ways, it still holds that sense of community. That community looks a lot different from the one I remember as a kid growing
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DC Fashion Week is almost here, and The DC Voice is preparing to bring you inside one of Washington’s signature celebrations of style, creativity, and emerging talent. From the runway to the people behind the designs, we’ll be capturing the looks, personalities, and moments that make DC Fashion Week unique. Follow The DC Voice as
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On Saturday, August 22 hundreds of DC residents, tourists, families, and book fans crowded the downtown streets of the nation’s capital for the 2026 National Book Festival. Hosted annually by the Library of Congress, this literary event brings together several bestselling authors and offers activities such as panel discussions, talks, and book signings. This year’s
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Washington is gearing up for a high-speed weekend ahead of the first IndyCar race to be held in the nation’s capital. D.C. will host the Freedom 250 Grand Prix this Sunday, leaving residents anticipating road closures, traffic disruptions, an uptick in late August tourism and an increased law enforcement presence. For a sport with roots
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On a Tuesday evening, as rush hour began to die down, Solid State Books opened its doors for the community to gather around a live poetry reading and conversation about fatherhood. Their H Street location, home to a coffee shop serving up canned cold brew and glasses of rosé, was warmly lit and sprawling with
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There are three acres of lush greenery tucked away uphill at the intersection of 27th and Q Street. But this isn’t just a forgotten path of city parkland. It’s home to the UNESCO-designated Mt. Zion and Female Union Band Society Cemeteries, just as much a place for the living as it is a place for
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