Lavanya Ramanathan

Make a date for an early dinner of refined street food, via Austin.

Spring brings hot touring acts through Washington venues.

New 10-minute works are presented in conjunction with a nationwide effort.

Frontman Brendon Urie talks about his glossy new record and being Panic’s last man standing.

The touring duo will perform at Strathmore on March 12.

A handsome space springs up on Sixth Street, near Graffiato and Daikaya.

We’re taking nominations and debating the options so far.

Will Sharp updates the progress on the H Street NE restaurant/shop/cafe.

After filling the 9:30 Club, the singer returns to the Lincoln Theatre Feb. 9.

Kanye West’s spectacle hits Charm City on Feb. 14.

Two new restaurants: One with an American bent, the other strictly Mexican.

Zeke’s Coffee is hosting rare coffee cuppings this weekend.

It’s time to name the dishes that every Washingtonian must try in 2014.

Mark your calendar for these concerts.

The newest resident of the 18th Street corridor is Betty Crocker.

What started as a temporary beer garden became a wonder of architecture.

Mrs. Carter returned for her third D.C. engagement of 2013, with minimal acknowledgment of the week that was.

Unlike 2005, timed-entry tickets won’t be required.

A lot happened this week. Let’s play catch up, shall we?

The “Royals” singer hits the Northeast venue on March 7.