Resources

We’re not one to withhold information that puts DC residents together and would like to share the spotlight with other resources which provide you more information with what’s good in town. Below are other resources offering highlights, articles, and guides on all things DC:

• Washington.org
  • The official tourism site for Washington DC. Useful for the major and uniquely DC events happing in town.
• Washington City Paper
  • “Washington City Paper is your source for local news. Since 1981, our journalism and events have connected D.C. natives and newcomers to the District and to each other. With the support of our members, we’re exploring the city we all love—investigating corruption and exposing wrongdoing, analyzing the District’s biggest issues, holding elected officials accountable, and at the same time shining a light on our rich food, arts, and sports scenes with award-winning design and photography.”
• CityCast DC
  • “City Cast’s mission is to make podcasts and newsletters that connect people with the cities they love.”
  • Check out their articles, podcasts, and newsletters and you’ll see that CityCast DC is another essential local journalism outlet
• Clockout DC / Lazy Girl Fall
  • “Clockout DC is a for locals, by locals weekly newsletter sharing one-of-a-kind DC events. We share culturally-enriching, inclusive, affordable things to do in Washington, DC.”
• 730 DC
  • “730DC is a daily newsletter connecting Washingtonians to their city, to its communities, and to one another.”
• DCist
  • Unfortunately, as of 2/24, DCist has suspended operations. The website linked is simply their archive now however their articles and guides are still quite useful
  • “DCist is the unofficial homepage of the D.C. area. We cover what matters to the residents of this region, whether it’s politics in Northern Virginia, neighborhood restaurants in Prince George’s County, the affordable housing crisis in D.C., or the latest news in transportation.”
• Washingtonian
  • Washingtonian, the magazine Washington lives by, is the region’s top source of information for dining, shopping, entertainment, and personalities. It has been Washington’s most trusted guide to living, working, and playing in the area for more than half a century thanks to features like “100 Very Best Restaurants,” “Top Doctors,” and “Great Places to Live.” 
• PoPVille
  • “PoPville chronicles the happenings in Washington D.C.’s neighborhoods. Topics covered include quality of life, real estate, restaurants, bars, retail, architecture, gardening, pets, transit, crime and other general observations about daily life in D.C.”
• NBC “The Scene”
  • “The most fun things to do and places to be in D.C., Maryland and Virginia”
• Neighborhood BID Websites
  • Adams Morgan Partnership BID
  • Anacostia BID
  • Capitol Hill BID
  • Capitol Riverfront BID
  • Downtown DC BID
  • Dupont Circle BID
  • Georgetown BID
  • Golden Triangle BID
  • Mount Vernon Triangle BID
  • NoMa BID
  • Southwest BID

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