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A few spooky podcasts to check out for the month of November
By Danielle Bourn | 11/02/2015he Scene recommends five podcasts if you’re looking for a belated Halloween fix.
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he Scene recommends five podcasts if you’re looking for a belated Halloween fix.
The Scene explains how to make the best costume choices for Halloween weekend.
The Scene chronicles the best Halloweekend activities.
No one really likes The Monster Mash that much.
Backed by the National Symphony Orchestra, Lamar performed a medley of “To Pimp a Butterfly.”
After a rough start to SUB’s show, the brothers brought energy to Bender Arena.
AU alumnus Adam Eidinger reopens Capitol Hemp, selling marijuana paraphernalia and hemp products
The Eagle brings you festive drink and movie choices to put you in the Halloween spirit.
Spinning upside-down on a pole is not as easy as it looks.
What do lobster rolls, shawarma, empanadas, cupcakes and cheesecake all have in common? They could all be found at Truckeroo, the District’s most popular food truck event.
The ‘World’s Greatest Poets’ gave it their all Saturday night at the Sixth & I synagogue
The festival will host a variety of electronic and trap artists.
Don’t know what to do this weekend? Check out the hottest weekend events in the District.
Wavves showcases the release of their latest album “V” but still keeps to its nostalgic tone.
The brother duo will bring its upbeat rap to AU.
A local booze-hound sniffs out the hidden gems of the District’s bar scene.
The Scene went down to Taste of D.C. to try samples of D.C.’s best restaurants.
The local cold-pressed juice company has had a very busy year but shows no signs of slowing down.
The Scene enjoyed some delicious treats at Baked and Wired’s new sister store, A Baked Joint.
The Scene selected the hottest new trends in fall 2015 fashion
