Going Out Guide: 9 things to do in the D.C. area the week of May 15-19

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No hiking boots required: 6 great city strolls in Washington; Washington Jewish Film Festival returns, with films both light and dark.; Peregrine Espresso to open its own coffee roastery in Northeast Washington; Dessert for breakfast: Yes, you can totally do it. Here’s where.;
 
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9 things to do in the D.C. area the week of May 15-19
Jazz in the Garden, the popular weekly concert series at the National Gallery of Art, kicks off on Friday.
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No hiking boots required: 6 great city strolls in Washington
These leisurely urban rambles are all about enjoying the scenery.
By Fritz Hahn and Harrison Smith  •  Read more »
 
Washington Jewish Film Festival returns, with films both light and dark.
The 27th annual festival is, according to director Ilya Tovbis, ‘purposely broad.’
By Michael O’Sullivan  •  Read more »
 
Peregrine Espresso to open its own coffee roastery in Northeast Washington
The opening of Small Planes Coffee will place Peregrine in a growing class of local shops that both roast and brew their own beans.
By Tim Carman  •  Read more »
 
Dessert for breakfast: Yes, you can totally do it. Here’s where.
These dishes are just the splurge for a special occasion.
By Becky Krystal  •  Read more »
 
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