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On Saturday night, over 7,000 costumed revelers descended upon 28 of DC's most popular bars for the 12th Annual Nightmare on M Street...which was more like "Heaven on M Street" if you're into partying. More»
Many members of the social historical preservation society at the City Tavern Club say drama surrounding their leadership shakeup this summer only happened because the board sent a mass email to the club's entire membership announcing the temporary termination of Steve Andronico, the club's full-time general manager and a life member of the club, during the middle of Fashion For Paws, one of the largest benefits of the Washington social calendar. Many of the club's members were in attendance. More»
Work in Progress nightclub is feuding with the partners of Greenhouse, discover 12 great places to get giant drinks, distinguish fact from fiction in the case of several of NYC's best restaurants, the Rangers celebrated the end to a great season (despite a heartbreaking loss in the playoffs), and so much more in today's Nightlife News Round Up! More»
[Garage doors were up for the packed bar scene at Rumors] Green and orange wristbands glistened on the wrists on many throughout the streets of Washington D.C.'s Dupont Circle this past weekend. The beautiful Saturday called for plenty of "normal" trends like green hair/body decor and roof top parties. Even President Obama celebrated with some Guinness. Green flooded the urban streets, dance floors and glass pitchers making for the year's ultimate day of Irish debauchery-- the way St. Patrick would have liked it, of course. It's not hard to tell who mastered the mightiest Irish celebratory uniform with these many top contenders. Now, all of you who threw on a lame green polo should feel disappointed for your lack of holiday effort, even if you think you went above and beyond when you popped your collar. Here are the top trends of the holiday: More»
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Despite the freak snowstorm DC endured Saturday, the night was setup for success with a 17-bar lineup and $5 Red Bull & Barcardi Torched Cherry Bombs. With girls freezing in their teeny costumes while waiting on hour long lines (ie. Sign of the Whale), everyone was excited to warm up on the dance floors next to plenty of funky, fuzzy and downright scary identities. Although McFadden's had their own costume contest, we compiled our collection of favorite costumes from the crawl. And while the bar crawl claimed to be a "nightmare" of a night, all the attendees would agree with me in saying the hangover was a way worse nightmare, unless you took advantage of bottomless mimosas at Sunday morning brunch.
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We decided to round up some of DC's socials for a happy hour at Co Co. Sala, because, well, it's dead here in August but we still want to mingle.
Everyone came alive at Co Co. Sala, a chic lounge by Metro Center at 919 F Street, known for their sweet cocktails and sweeter desserts. Co Co. Sala Event Coordinator Hollis Pica surprised us with dozens tiny bowls of their famous chocolate mousse, "Onyx 6," topped with crispy chocolate pearls and a square "Co Co Sala" chocolate stamp.
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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