Join in the festivities this year at the 42nd Annual Smithsonian Folklife Festival. In this article, you will learn about the cultures being featured this year.

Now that you know how to use the metro, it´s time to let loose. Pick a spot and let´s go!

Trying to get around DC? Do you know what people mean when they tell you that you need to take the Red Line? What is the Orange Line, the Blue, the Yellow Line, the Green Line? Find out here.

You´re at the kiosk and you´re about to buy a fare card. But which one should you choose? This article can help you make the right choice.

You´re about to ride the Washington, DC metro, but you don´t know how to buy a fare card. This article will show you how.

For a limited time, you can view the complete works of the Jacob Lawrence Migration Series at the Phillips Collection museum in Washington, DC.

You know what metro line you´re on. Now, all you have to do is wait. Is it really that simple? Find out here.

With the exception of those metro stations at the farthest end of each of metro line, you will be faced with having to choose the direction of the train you´d like to take. This article provides you with information on how to make this an easy endeavor.

You've heard of the Triple Crown and seen the movie Seabiscuit. Now you're ready for the Preakness. But how does one get to the Maryland Preakness and avoid having to drive through traffic? This article lists four useful alternatives.

Now, you´re ready to take the Washington, DC metro. But how do you get on? This article talks about escalators, parking lots, fees, and more -- the essentials to understanding how to get on the metro.