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Explore D.C.’s farmers markets before summer ends

By Lauren Staehle · Monday, Sept. 7, 2015

Fresh produce may sometimes seem inaccessible without emptying your wallet in the Whole Foods line, but luckily there is an alternative in your local farmers market.

The Weekend Scene: Labor Day Weekend

By Arielle Weg · Thursday, Sept. 3, 2015

The Scene selected its top picks for D.C. Labor Day weekend activities.

Try Burger, Tap & Shake’s mouth-watering menu items

By Freddy Rodriguez · Monday, Aug. 24, 2015

BTS has wonderful options for all people: beef connoisseurs, vegans, alcohol lovers, etc.

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Is D.C. really the fittest city?

By Katerina Pappas | August 9

The Scene examines the truth behind American Fitness Index naming D.C. as the country's’ fittest city.

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Living the Dream: NPR White House Correspondent Tamara Keith

By Adena Maier | July 12

NPR White House Correspondent Tamara Keith discusses her lifelong love of radio and her career as a journalist.

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Q&A: Talking with radio host Kojo Nnamdi

By Jenae Addison | May 27

The radio host sat down with the Scene to discuss his 17-year career and how to shine as a journalist.

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The Scene’s summer 2015 bucket list

By Arielle Weg | May 18

The Scene has provided you with a bucket list to fulfill your D.C. summer fantasy.

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Record an album and sip coffee at Songbyrd Record Cafe

By Danielle Bourn | May 8

Adams Morgan’s new Songbyrd Record Cafe lets you record your own music and grab a bite to eat.

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Restaurant Review: Eat barbecue meat at Pitmasters Back Alley BBQ

By Aly Seidel | April 26

Don’t order pizza. This new BBQ joint will deliver to your door.

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Getting Baked with Heather: Chicken and pesto pizza

By Heather Mongilio | April 26

The former EIC takes a break from baked goods to cook up a more savory meal.

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Getting baked with Heather: Nutella and strawberry crescent rolls

By Heather Mongilio | April 21

The Eagle's former editor-in-chief outlines one of her tastiest recipes.

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Crumbs and Whiskers: D.C.’s first cat cafe.

By Emily Blomquist | April 21

This new cat cafe will combine two of your favorite things: cats and food.

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Get wet with these water sports

By Freddy Rodriguez | April 20

It’s getting hot in the District. Here are some activities that will help cool your body.

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The Weekend Scene: April 17-19

By Jordan-Marie Smith | April 17

Get everything that you can out of AU before the semester is over.

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Uniting students and athletes for the Special Olympics

By Bryan Park | April 17

An AU alum recruits students to film documentaries with local high school athletes with disabilities.

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SOC by day, cabaret by night

By Jean Vozella | April 17

AU staff member and alum Don Mike Mendoza created his very own cabaret to showcase his and other artists’ talents.

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Living the Dream: AU Alumna and EPA Congressional Office Team Leader Carolyn Levine

By Adena Maier | April 16

AU alumna Carolyn Levine studied psychology and justice and now works with politicians as a Congressional Office team leader at the EPA.

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Body Politics: Therapy through tattoos

By Katerina Pappas | April 14

Body Politics is The Scene’s look behind the AU student body’s tattoos, piercings and other body adornments.

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Bible Museum coming to DC in 2017

By Katarzyna Strycharz | April 14

The Museum of the Bible will give an immersive and interactive look into the religious text.

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Exploring Capitol Hill Books’ nooks

By Jenae Addison | April 13

Capitol Hill Books is a must for any Washingtonian.

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