The Smithsonian’s American History Museum finally finished its 2-year renovations . After a few delays, it seemed the day would never come when Kermit, Dorothy’s Ruby Slippers, and Hello Dolly’s dress would all be in one place again. However, the renovations were worth the wait because the final result is a shiny dedication to the nation’s past with a few changes that reflect the nation’s future.

Adding to …

Buying local is more than a trend, it’s an important part of living a greener lifestyle. Locally grown food travels shorter distances, keeps money in the local economy and is often organic. Locally grown food is also seasonal, fresh and native to your community.

Fortunately for DC residents, the metropolitan-area is home to some 15 farmers’ markets spread out across several neighborhoods. The types of products you can expect to find at …

On Tuesday January 27th at 6 pm, join other sustainable business leaders and entrepreneurs for EcoTuesday at Bar Tabaq. These monthly events, which take place all over the country, provide a great venue to network and learn about current environmental and green issues from an innovative speaker.

This month, the speaker is Julia Hamm, executive director of the Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA), a national membership organization that facilitates solutions for utility use and integration of solar electric …

Next weekend, November 8-9, the Green Festival returns to DC with 350 exhibits, green shopping, community networking, organic food and beer, live music and much more. The festival is a joint project of Global Exchange and Co-op America, and all exhibitors must meet the standards set by Co-op America.

There will be 125 speakers including Andy Shallal of Busboys & Poets, authors Marion Nestle and Barbara Ehrenreich, Honest Tea’s Seth Goldman, and Parin Shah …