FEATURES
Washingtonians of the Year
Ten locals who make our region an even better place. By Kate Corliss, James Jarvis, Dara T. Mathis, Andrew Zaleski, Susan Baer.
Lost in Chat
After overcoming a troubled childhood, Jon Ganz left Virginia with his wife in search of a better life–only to disappear into the night. Was his obsession with an AI chatbot to blame? By Christine Ro.
DC Strong
During a tough time, many locals are taking care of one another and the city. Here’s a look at some of the people standing up and helping out–and a guide to how you can do your part, too. By Washingtonian Staff.
WASHINGTONIAN WEDDINGS
Trends to Watch: Six ideas to make your special day shine. By Amy Moeller.
Money Matters: Tips for stretching a wedding budget. By Amy Moeller.
Modern Gowns: Draping and pleating, lots of lace, floral flourishes, and other details. By Amy Moeller.
Real Weddings: Local celebrations to inspire you. By Amy Moeller.
The Guide: The area’s most recommended wedding vendors and venues. By Washingtonian Weddings staff
CAPITAL COMMENT
Rubbing Elbows: Communal restaurant tables are back. By Jessica Sidman.
Meat the New Governor: Abigail Spanberger’s name is inspiring beefy creations. By Kate Corliss.
Bio Hazard: John Fetterman’s and Cheryl Hines’s memoirs compared side by side. By Sylvie McNamara.
Beer and Bitcoin: A big new bar with an unusual theme. By Jessica Sidman.
THINGS TO DO
Our ten picks for the month in culture. By Pat Padua.
IQ
Design of the Times: How the founders of Tuckernuck make the clothes that DC wants to wear right now. By Sylvie McNamara.
Center of Controversy: With the Kennedy Center in chaos, NSO violist Daniel Foster talks about what it’s like on the inside–and why boycotters might want to think differently. By Sylvie McNamara.
LIFE, TRAVEL & HEALTH
Powder Days: A variety of terrain, lessons, and slopeside amenities make these ski resorts ideal getaways. By Eric Wallace.
Health Hacks: We asked doctors, therapists, and other medical practitioners what small lifestyle changes can have a big impact on overall wellness. Here are their top tips. By Amy Moeller.
TASTE
Grill Power: Two big recent openings put international spins on steak. By Ann Limpert.
Roe to Excess: Caviar, once a luxury, now is glamming up everything. Here’s a ranking of notable fish-roe creations. By Nevin Martell.
Hidden Eats: A much-missed Sri Lankan restaurant gets a new home in Manassas. By Ike Allen.
Fresh on the Scene: Restaurants we’re excited about this month. By Ike Allen.
All the Eels: Chefs are getting creative with the serpentine sea creatures. By Jessica Sidman.
HOME
Off The Market: Some of the region’s recent high-end residential transactions. By Washingtonian Staff.
Home Rules: The hottest design trend? Making your space a cozy retreat. Here’s how to transform your digs. By Eric Wills.
FIRST PERSON
The NAACP’s Patrice Willoughby on what a portrait of her great-great-great-grandmother means to her. By Andrew Beaujon.
FEATURES
Washingtonians of the Year
Ten locals who make our region an even better place. By Kate Corliss, James Jarvis, Dara T. Mathis, Andrew Zaleski, Susan Baer.
Lost in Chat
After overcoming a troubled childhood, Jon Ganz left Virginia with his wife in search of a better life–only to disappear into the night. Was his obsession with an AI chatbot to blame? By Christine Ro.
DC Strong
During a tough time, many locals are taking care of one another and the city. Here’s a look at some of the people standing up and helping out–and a guide to how you can do your part, too. By Washingtonian Staff.
WASHINGTONIAN WEDDINGS
Trends to Watch: Six ideas to make your special day shine. By Amy Moeller.
Money Matters: Tips for stretching a wedding budget. By Amy Moeller.
Modern Gowns: Draping and pleating, lots of lace, floral flourishes, and other details. By Amy Moeller.
Real Weddings: Local celebrations to inspire you. By Amy Moeller.
The Guide: The area’s most recommended wedding vendors and venues. By Washingtonian Weddings staff
CAPITAL COMMENT
Rubbing Elbows: Communal restaurant tables are back. By Jessica Sidman.
Meat the New Governor: Abigail Spanberger’s name is inspiring beefy creations. By Kate Corliss.
Bio Hazard: John Fetterman’s and Cheryl Hines’s memoirs compared side by side. By Sylvie McNamara.
Beer and Bitcoin: A big new bar with an unusual theme. By Jessica Sidman.
THINGS TO DO
Our ten picks for the month in culture. By Pat Padua.
IQ
Design of the Times: How the founders of Tuckernuck make the clothes that DC wants to wear right now. By Sylvie McNamara.
Center of Controversy: With the Kennedy Center in chaos, NSO violist Daniel Foster talks about what it’s like on the inside–and why boycotters might want to think differently. By Sylvie McNamara.
LIFE, TRAVEL & HEALTH
Powder Days: A variety of terrain, lessons, and slopeside amenities make these ski resorts ideal getaways. By Eric Wallace.
Health Hacks: We asked doctors, therapists, and other medical practitioners what small lifestyle changes can have a big impact on overall wellness. Here are their top tips. By Amy Moeller.
TASTE
Grill Power: Two big recent openings put international spins on steak. By Ann Limpert.
Roe to Excess: Caviar, once a luxury, now is glamming up everything. Here’s a ranking of notable fish-roe creations. By Nevin Martell.
Hidden Eats: A much-missed Sri Lankan restaurant gets a new home in Manassas. By Ike Allen.
Fresh on the Scene: Restaurants we’re excited about this month. By Ike Allen.
All the Eels: Chefs are getting creative with the serpentine sea creatures. By Jessica Sidman.
HOME
Off The Market: Some of the region’s recent high-end residential transactions. By Washingtonian Staff.
Home Rules: The hottest design trend? Making your space a cozy retreat. Here’s how to transform your digs. By Eric Wills.
FIRST PERSON
The NAACP’s Patrice Willoughby on what a portrait of her great-great-great-grandmother means to her. By Damare Baker.
