Looking for a way to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee? Try grabbing a spot of tea at one of these local restaurants. Zen Tara Teas Located on Bethesda Ave, Zen Tara is the most convenient...

From wacky museum exhibits to relaxing waterfront picnic spots, there’s something to do for everyone this summer. The D.C. area offers plenty of activities all season long. Summer Picnic Spots By...

Recent summer blockbusters lit up the silver screen with superheroes from Batman and Spiderman to the Green Hornet. But 2012 brings us a new type of action flick: “Battleship,” based on the popular...

This summer, enjoy fun and culture without spending a penny or traveling far from home. D.C. and Bethesda will host small free events throughout the summer where attendants can appreciate free music, movies...

Sneaking out to lunch, Dr. Goodwin’s twitpics and drumline all create hallway chatter, but now they’re on students’ dashboards too. The Tumblr blog WhatShouldVikesCallMe is a Whitman-centered...

**by Emily Cevallos Janssen** While the dog days of summer aren’t yet upon us, the canines of Montgomery County were living large May 19 at the 7th annual Strut Your Mutt parade and festival in Bethesda’s...

To most, New York is the pizza capital of the world. But residents of New Haven, Connecticut, who claim their city is the birthplace of modern pizza, beg to differ. In 1919, Italian bread bakers in...

Booths and displays lined Woodmont Triangle in downtown Bethesda for the 9th annual Bethesda Fine Arts Festival May 12 and 13. 140 contemporary artists from 25 states and Canada displayed their...

The neon-colored shirts seniors wore last Tuesday May 15 projected happiness, but the occasion was anything but — the day commemorated the death of Magruder students Haeley McGuire and Spencer Datt and...