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• Visitors’ Guide: Spring is in full bloom this month, and we’ve got special events to celebrate the season. From cherry blossoms to craft shows, yoga to hiking, history tours to new museums—there’s plenty to keep you busy, plus lots more to help you plan your time in Washington. Get the guide here.

• Online Chats: Every week we do a variety of online chats with folks like Todd Kliman, our food and restaurant critic; wedding planners who’ll give you free wedding advice; local artists and musicians; and lots more. See all the upcoming chats and browse our chat archives here.

• Check out videos, photos, and reviews of three great Washington bands here.

• See extra photos of our May home renovations features here.

• The Washington area has hundreds of gardening clubs with low membership fees and many benefits. Members consult with one another and share successes, the meetings sometimes feature guest speakers, and at least once a year most garden clubs hold plant swaps, which can save you more than the price of the annual fee. Read on for more.

• Check out our charts of house prices by zip code from more than 200 area neighborhoods.

• See our brand-new, comprehensive late-night eats guide. Hungry at midnight? Here’s what’s open, from French bistros to cupcake stops.

• Bobby Sliko was a bright, energetic teenager. When his vision began to dim, he didn’t want to bother his parents, so he kept his worries to himself. When he couldn’t hide it any longer, doctors found the cause—a brain tumor. They operated five times, and as his vision came and went, Bobby persevered. In the end, he learned some of life’s lessons. And he taught a few. See a photo slideshow of Bobby, his classmates, and his family here.

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