Summer is officially here! To help you ease your way into the season with plenty of sun and local fun, I've compiled the best June events and lifestyle inspiration — along with a few key real estate insights, of course. Enjoy!
Local Happenings
Things to Do in June
From captivating performances, to enthralling exhibits and exciting events, discover Washingtonian's lineup of the experiences you should make time for this month.
Friday Night Concert Series
Take in river views, food, brews, and tunes during Capitol Riverfront’s free Friday Night Concert Series in The Yards. There’s plenty of green space for you and yours to stretch out as you enjoy eclectic music and savor summer-time vibes. Expect a wide range of musical acts, from jazz to country, and folk rock to reggae.
By the People
From June 15-23, experience a celebration of creativity and compassion through interactive art exhibits, discussions, and performances. The festival attracts some of the modern art world’s top talents, who will display works spanning various forms of media -- from a floating installation on DC’s waterways, to a sky-high net sculpture over downtown’s City Center.
Your Home Reimagined
25 Stylish Lights to Take Your Porch to the Next Level
Choosing an outdoor light fixture that perfectly complements the style of your home is no easy feat, but it is an important design choice that can take your property to the next level. Find your inspiration here.
20+ Polished Kitchens With Dark Wash or Black Kitchen Islands
Darker tones bring contemporary drama and sophistication. These gorgeous kitchens, featuring dark or black kitchen islands, provide contrast to the surrounding countertops and cabinetry, or match the already deep tones of the space.
25 Summer Table Ideas for a Memorable Bash
With summer comes endless opportunities for entertaining family and friends, whether it's an al fresco get-together or a fun Labor Day fête. And if you're a design buff, it's the chance to get creative with your decor choices, especially summer party decorations.
