Darryl C. Murphy

Streaming services may currently dominate the music industry, but there has been a growing shift over the years towards physical forms of media, and that includes cassette tapes.

With winter in the rearview and warmer weather in our midst, it's a good opportunity to lace up the running shoes and hit the road for a run.

The local nonprofit District Coalition works to support young emerging musicians, with a focus on children interested in music.

A riot is coming to Montgomery County! The music festival and community event Riot! D.C. will bring together a host of bands and vendors for a day of healing and release for survivors of sexual violence.

Just blocks away from Howard University, Oscar-award winning filmmaker Spike Lee will screen his 1988 HBCU inspired film School Daze at the Lincoln Theatre this Friday. He spoke to WAMU about the film's relevance, and his ties to the District.

A new exhibition in Southeast D.C. features artwork made with found objects. Plastic bags, buried debris, or almost any discarded item is fair game

WAMU arts and culture reporter Darryl C. Murphy tried five of the year's new restaurants - ones that are helping to keep D.C.'s dining scene alive.

It's porchfest season, when residents host music festivals right in their own neighborhoods, turning porches into stages.

Late last year, D.C. made its temporary streatery program permanent . The structures for outdoor eating, either in a roadway or alley, had become a beloved part of D.C.'s restaurant scene.

The Juneteenth holiday is this Friday. It's a day when we celebrate the end of slavery for Black Americans in the United States – but also a time to reflect on the history and progress that has been made since then.