Howard Homecoming is set to take over D.C., but first Wayna honors Billie Holiday at Blues Alley.
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Sarah Silverman, Paul Rust and Patton Oswalt take over 14th Street starting Thursday for a comedy fest.
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Busy BlackFinn and stylish Quill offer very different options.
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Smoking is still legal in Virginia's bars, but these venues have voluntarily banned it.
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