I don’t mean to sound like a hipster, but I had a sourdough starter *before* it was cool. I was vaguely familiar with the concept

When Meredith Sheperd founded Love and Carrots in 2011, she hoped to spread a passion for growing fresh food through education and garden installations in

Cooking has always offered a sense of comfort. Fresh snickerdoodles and a patient ear for a struggling friend. Frustration after a hectic day being melted

The People's Drug in Old Town Alexandria is adapting to our new normal, with 11 cocktails on its to-go menu for drinking at home along

The beverage world is changing, for better or worse. This is clear from the swift introduction of legislation permitting the delivery and takeaway of cocktails

Once upon a time, District residents could make their way down to The Wharf for a margarita or two at crowd favorite Cantina Bambina. Sunny

Welcome to District Fray’s Quarantine Social Club roundup, where our chief anti-boredom officer (just kidding, assistant editor) gives you things to do when you have

The small town of Wheeling, West Virginia is celebrating a huge birthday this month, as the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra turns 90. For nine decades, the

There’s something to be said about the energy a live concert carries that no other form of live event can quite capture. The joy of

Theodore Adorno wrote in his 1949 essay “Cultural Criticism and Society” that “After Auschwitz, to write a poem is barbaric.” His now famous adage has

Welcome to District Fray’s Quarantine Social Club roundup, where our chief anti-boredom officer (just kidding, assistant editor) gives you things to do when you have

The National Geographic Society has brought armchair explorers to the furthest reaches of the globe since its formation in 1888. Whether you read the magazine,

Healthcare workers are risking their lives everyday on the front lines of the fight against the coronavirus. To celebrate these heroes and all that they

When Meredith Sheperd founded Love and Carrots in 2011, she hoped to spread a passion for growing fresh food through education and garden installations in

May 9, 2020   An Open Letter to My Mom – I wish that I could remember all of the things you’ve taught me and

This week, deputy editor Trent Johnson and assistant editor M.K. Koszycki are joined by illustrator and friend of the podcast James Coreas, as each answers

Welcome to District Fray’s Quarantine Social Club roundup, where our chief anti-boredom officer (just kidding, assistant editor) gives you things to do when you have

This week, deputy editor Trent Johnson and assistant editor M.K. Koszycki talk about the May Issue, apps, good reads and more. Music by www.thepassionhifi.com. https://open.spotify.com/episode/77GH091A8pFQsRkb0jPf2M Subscribe: Spotify / Apple Podcasts / Google / Stitcher / RSS

Theodore Adorno wrote in his 1949 essay “Cultural Criticism and Society” that “After Auschwitz, to write a poem is barbaric.” His now famous adage has

This week, deputy editor Trent Johnson and assistant editor M.K. Koszycki are joined by illustrator and friend of the podcast James Coreas, as each answers

Welcome to District Fray’s Quarantine Social Club roundup, where our chief anti-boredom officer (just kidding, assistant editor) gives you things to do when you have