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Everything you need to know about watching Sunday’s game in the D.C. area.

$7 DC Brau becomes $3 Natty Boh in less than 24 hours.

An 18-and-over party at Tattoo includes a $500 “Best Yoga Pant Competition.“

State of the Union drinking games, release parties for local beers and a tribute to the Day the Music Died.

State of the Union viewing parties, ‘Cowboys and Angels’ singer and a tribute to ‘The Day the Music Died.’

Play bingo, drink like it’s happy hour or take part in a post-speech discussion.

Toast the birth of Scotland’s national poet.

Firefly bartender Jon Harris recreates three cocktails without booze.

You don’t need cold beers or cocktails to have a good time. A survival guide, from mocktails to music.

The Going Out Guide staff highlights the week’s best DJs, bands, dance nights and parties.

Roasting s’mores on Irish Whiskey’s patio or sample spiked hot cocoa at Hank’s Oyster Bar.

From brewpubs to corner taverns, the neighborhood continues to grow. Try out these newcomers.

This shouldn’t come as a surprise, but it’s easy to order a tasty dinner for less than $35.14.

Owner Eric Hilton is replacing the Vietnamese restaurant and lounge with a DJ-driven bar.

Don’t want to deal with Restaurant Week crowds? These 13 stellar restaurants aren’t participating.

It’s a long weekend, so you can stay out late and party with Talib Kweli, DJ Maseo and local go-go bands,

Also, Jack Rose hosts a comfortable tailgate party for fans of football and local brew.

The pub’s new happy hour isn’t fancy, but it sure is cheap.

Two new live music venues offer a variety of music, from alt-country to post-punk, at opposite ends of D.C.

Lingering effects of the polar vortex have forced several bars to temporarily shutter.