Allison Hageman

The Paris Olympics introduced a fun new way to celebrate medal winners: Champions Park.

A total solar eclipse will move across the United States in April, the last one visible over the continental U.S. for another 20 years. During the eclipse, the moon will cast its shadow on parts of North America as it comes between Earth and the sun,…

This summer will be the last for Temperance Alley Garden located behind Washington, D.C.'s U Street.

From the best places to see stars at night to the best time of year to look up, here's everything you need to know about stargazing in Washington, D.C.

By Allison Hageman | ahageman@alextimes.com Long before Ferris Bueller did it, Tom Miller skipped class and went to a baseball game in Chicago with – unbeknown to him – his future wife. It was 1965, and Tom’s family had an annual tradition of going to the opening day of the Chicago White Sox season. A […]

Freedom, adventure and the ability to go anywhere are what three D.C. biking experts say excites them about cycling.

D.C. read a lot this year, borrowing the latest bestseller and enjoying the juiciest memoirs in physical and eBook form.

By Allison Hageman | ahageman@alextimes.com  Last summer at the Alexandria vigils for George Floyd, Audrey P. Davis, director of the Alexandria Black History Museum, collected history as it happened. Davis said she field-collected at vigils across Alexandria, including one that occurred in front of the Alexandria Black History Museum and the Charles Houston Recreation Center. […]

The National Archives Building, home of the United States’ founding documents and federal records, has been designated a National Historic Landmark. 

The museum's popular third floor will explore the possibility and development of American art.

Celebrate the summer solstice in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia at Solstice Saturday, Foamhenge and more.

Photos show D.C.'s LGBTQ community and supporters during the Capital Pride Parade.

The National Gallery of Art is offering limited spots for its D.C.-themed Gallery Nights event.

If you need a baby animal fix this spring, the Smithsonian's National Zoo and Nature Conservation Biology Institute has plenty of fluffy residents you can visit...

Cherry trees have reached peak bloom around the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C, the National Park Service said. Here's how and when you can see them.

The 2023 White House ornament is a holiday wreath that includes symbols honoring President Gerald Ford’s presidency.

Andrew Litterst won the title and a new role as the Master Model Builder at the LEGO® Discovery Center Washington, D.C.

After a year of not being able to travel globally, CiNoMatic’s series titled “Reignite Your Wanderlust!” hopes to make up for the lost time.

The “Summer Stream” installation in Palmer Alley is a glittering celebration of D.C. summer. It features warm, brightly colored streamers reminiscent of a hot sunny day, with movements that cast shadows on shoppers in the downtown alley below. When walking underneath, it joyfully awakens the senses.  “Summer Stream” was conceived for Palmer Alley by CityCenterDC... Read more »

A new pop-up disc golf course is opening at The Fields at RFK Campus, sponsored by Events DC, CRYSP DC and Capitol Hill Community Foundation.