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Explore Our City’s Haunted History During a DC Ghost Tour

Looking for a spooky attraction in DC? Experience the paranormal of our historic metropolis at DC Ghost Tours! DC Ghost Tours runs for your education, entertainment, and fun. Your tour operator will show you the hidden haunts and history of DC at eight of the most haunted locations around the White House!  The tour experiences…

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Clever No-Carve Ways to Decorate a Pumpkin

If the mess of carving a jack-o’-lantern doesn’t really appeal to you, but having some fall fun does, try one of these alternatives to your traditional Halloween decoration. Nail polish pumpkins. Don’t have a fully stocked craft cabinet? No problem! Nail polish pumpkins make use of beauty supplies you have stowed in the bathroom. Use…

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Shop Designer Duds at Deep Discounts at Reddz Trading

Chanel. Louis Vuitton. Prada. These aren’t the labels you’d expect to see at a secondhand store, but they’re exactly the types of brands you’ll encounter at Reddz Trading. The upscale consignment store specializes in top designer duds. And since it’s a consignment shop, everything is priced well below its original market value—plus, you can trade…

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How to Make Your Apartment Extra Cozy for Autumn

With its shorter days and dipping temperature, the fall season reinvigorates our desire for cozy, welcoming spaces. Here are a few tips to help you bring autumn into your apartment—in the snuggliest, comfiest way possible. Toss up some twinkle lights. Twinkle lights instantly create a cozy vibe within your home, transforming a simple space into…

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Caffeinate Your Morning at Clove & Cedar Coffeebar

Janet Forlini knows the power of community, and that’s all thanks to her mother. In the ‘90s, Janet’s mom purchased an independent local newspaper in the hamlet where they lived, just beyond Boston’s borders. Now 25 years later, the weekly publication continues to be the glue that holds the community together. Janet saw a similar…

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Stock Up on Groceries at Grosvenor Market in Rockville

Every morning at Grosvenor Market begins the same way. The produce team works with local farmers to source organic fruits and veggies. Fresh deliveries of fish, beef and chicken arrive at the meat and seafood counter. Local microbreweries drop off their freshly bottled craft beers. It’s the presence of these top-notch products that makes this…

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Need-to-Know Info for a Fun (and Safe) Camping Trip

Planning a camping trip this summer? Getting outdoors is a fun and safe option for a couples’ or a family vacation, but you’ll fare better if you’re prepared! Here are a few tips for newbies. Know your options. You don’t have to dive right into tent camping if you’re a novice! Many campsites offer alternatives…

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Red Orchard: A Popular Gift Shop Near The Whitney

Gourmet chocolates. Handcrafted jewelry. Imported home decor. The offerings at Red Orchard really defy any cohesive, single type of classification. The only thing they really have in common is that they’re carefully handpicked by the well-traveled couple who owns the gift shop—and, perhaps, that they’re all pretty much one-of-a-kind. If you have a graduation party…

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Pass Around Tapas-Style Plates at Spanish Diner

Famed chef José Andrés spent much of his childhood in Spain in the kitchen, learning to craft comfort food alongside his mother and grandmother. It’s this very experience he attempts to capture at the newly opened Spanish Diner, where splashy decor, artful cocktails, and reimagined Spanish tapas await. Step into the light, airy space and…

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