Artechouse perpetually pushes the limits of what’s possible at the intersection of art and tech, but its latest exhibition is truly on another level. In a truly out-of-this-world partnership, Artechouse and NASA came together to create Beyond the Light, which puts patrons into space with a first-of-its-kind NASA-inspired exhibition. The exhibition brings audiences into a 360-degree view of the cosmos, in an experience that simultaneously provides inspiration and education. If only our science class had been like this back in our school days. And, of course, it wouldn’t be an Artechhouse exhibit without creative cocktails. Download the app and watch your space-themed drink (including StarDust, Cosmic Cliffs, Pandora Cluster, Love Letter, Dwarf Stars) come to (artificial) life. Artechouse DC: 1238 Maryland Ave SW, Washington, DC 20024
We’re into that part of winter where going out seems like a big lift, but luckily DC’s annual Winter Restaurant Week is giving us plenty of (delicious) reasons to take off our soft pants and leave the house. This year, we’ve got new restaurants Phillipe Chow and Casa Teresa on our must-dine list. At Phillipe Chow, diners can enjoy chef Philippe Chow’s lavish, Beijing-style cuisine––featuring dishes like chicken satay, special prawns and their decadent red velvet and chocolate layer cake. Chef and visionary Rubén García opened his hotly anticipated restaurant and tapas bar downtown in November. Recently lauded in a rave review in The Washington Post, Casa Teresa’s Restaurant Week menu will include dishes like tortilla de patatas, jamón Ibérico de bellota, pá amb tomàquet and tarta de queso. Winter Restaurant Week details HERE.
The Washington Convention Center hosts the annual Washington DC Auto Show every year and it’s back this January. We’re going to look at the vintage and exotic cars, learn about the future of electric vehicles and, this year, the Art of Motion exhibit, which pairs muralists and local artists with featured automobiles to turn them into works of art. Washington Auto Show: Jan. 19-28, Walter E Washington Convention Center, 801 Allen Y. Lew Place NW
A world-renowned wine and food festival on one of the best beaches … in February? We’re already packed. Jet to Miami in February for the annual SoBe Wine & Food Festival, featuring more than 105 culinary events, tons of talent (including practically the entire on-air chef roster from Food Network), and, of course, lots of frolicking by the beach. SOBEWFF: Feb. 22-25.
Level up your street style and we’ll see you in NYC this February for Fashion Week. From the runway shows to the fashion panels to the parties, New York Fashion Week is the only place to be in the world Feb. 9-14. Over 70 designers will be in the mix, including old guard returning designers like Carolina Herrera, Coach and Proenza Schouler–with Thom Browne closing out the week. New to the runway designers are expected to include, Callas, Colleen Allen, Meruert Tolegen and Parisian Ludovic de Saint Sernin. Cheers to a fashion forward 2024. NYFW.
Something about 2024 feels at once familiar and new. Is this the year we finally get on with it and start to feel like ourselves again? Pantone says it’s the year of Peach Fuzz, a color that is meant to signify connection and compassion.
Luxeicon’s resident ‘cool girl’ Mosha Lundström Halbert shares her–and her fashionable mother’s–insights into Pantone’s 2024 Color of the Year.
Ruben Garcia was one of the most important people running Jose Andrés' restaurant empire—now he’s starting his own.
Jacu Strauss, Creative Director of Lore Group in London, shares where to find inspiration in his adopted city.
Dr. Joy Buolamwini is a pioneering voice in the charge to ensure equality in AI
From Cirque du Soleil flying through the air on The Today Show to a Washington Post rave for Casa Theresa, our clients took center stage as 2023 wrapped up.
Father, Michelin-starred chef and TV star—Gordon Ramsay ushers in Lucky Cat to the Miami dining scene, cementing himself as a fine-dining chef stateside
