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AwesomeCon is celebrating 10 years in D.C., and a Star Wars fan favorite is part of the celebrity lineup. News4’s Jummy Olabanji talks with Lando Calrissian himself, Billy Dee Williams.

News4’s Tommy McFly shows how you can enjoy big league talent on a field in Montgomery County.

Juneteenth, a national holiday marking the end of slavery in the United States, is on Monday, June 19. The holiday commemorates June 19, 1865, when news of liberation reached 250,000 enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, the Smithsonian Museum says. That was two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued in 1863. Today, Juneteenth National...

Temperance Alley Garden is hosting its final summer of events before its lot becomes townhomes.

News4’s Tommy McFly is working for you with some of the biggest Juneteenth events with the help of DJ Quicksilva from WKYS.

The LEGO® Discovery Center Washington, D.C. announced it will open its newest theme park in Springfield, Virginia, in August.

News4’s Tommy McFly is checking out four ways for you to enjoy summer in the city.

The horses of the U.S. Park Police have a new home on the National Mall, and the public can visit.

Legendary playwright August Wilson’s final work, “Radio Golf,” is being performed in Bethesda. Actor JaBen Early spoke with News4’s Jummy Olabanji about the importance of Wilson’s “Century Cycle” of 10 plays on the Black American experience.

“The Mecca of Comedy” is a film about D.C.’s Black comics who have blazed a trail in entertainment, including Dave Chappelle, Martin Lawrence, Greg Poole and Andy Evans. News4’s Tony Perkins spoke with the film’s director.

The Enigmatist is bringing illusions and puzzles to the Kennedy Center in June. But first, he stopped by News4 Today to test the crossword skills of Molette Green, Jummy Olabanji, Chuck Bell, Tony Perkins and Melissa Mollet.

Pride Month is back, and the D.C. area is gearing up for a huge month of joy, activism and community.

The nation’s capital has a new museum to add to your list of places to explore. The Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum opened Friday to tell the stories of Jewish Washingtonians.