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  Top 10 Tips for Entertaining with a Small Kitchen

  Wednesday 09/22/2021

  Top 10 Tips for Entertaining with a Small Kitchen

  Some of life’s best moments are shared over great food with even better company, so it makes sense why they say the kitchen is the heart of the home. Although enjoyable, entertaining can be daunting, especially if you have a smaller apartment or kitchen, but that doesn’t mean you can’t host friends and family for a delectable meal.

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  How to Celebrate Black Restaurant Week in the DMV

  Monday 09/20/2021

  How to Celebrate Black Restaurant Week in the DMV

  The greater DC region’s Black Restaurant Week returns from Friday, September 17 to Sunday, September 26, marking the event’s second iteration in the District. Founded five years ago by Warren Luckett, Falayn Ferrell, and Derek Robinson in Houston, Texas, the movement has expanded to 15 regions across the US to highlight and garner support for Black-owned eateries, smoothie shops, bakeries, and more.

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  Actually Cool Things to Do in DC This Fall

  Friday 09/17/2021

  Actually Cool Things to Do in DC This Fall

  The weather is warm enough that you can spend all day sipping glasses of vino outside at a Virginia winery or picking out pumpkins to carve at a nearby farm. Spooky season also means activities like corn mazes, ghost tours, and Halloween costume shopping are back, which we can collectively agree is one of the best things about fall. So, from leaf peeping to fireside drinks, here are some actually cool things to do in DC this fall.

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  11 Ways to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month Around DC

  Wednesday 09/15/2021

  11 Ways to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month Around DC

  Today marks the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month, a nationwide celebration of the legacy and culture of people from the Spanish-speaking world. The celebration starts in the middle of the month because September 15 marks the independence anniversary of five Central and South American countries.

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