They Can Fix It

Here are 120 experts who can hide a scratch in your dining-room table, repair a tear in a leather sofa, refinish worn hardwoods, fix a cracked countertop, or get a stain out of your grandmother’s quilt more

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Trash Into Treasure

Maggie Judycki fixes up rusted garden furniture, worn French doors, and other objects she sometimes finds by the side of the road. more

Good as New

If it’s made of glass and broken—whether a flower vase or Christmas ornament or Seder plate—Giovanni Nason can fix it. more

Man of Steel

Have wrought iron in need of repair? Francis Flaherty—who recently restored old White House gates—has metalworking in his blood. more

Saving Old Masters

Conservators such as Alexandra Tice can bring a damaged painting—even if covered in mud or cat hair—back to its original glory. more

The Light Stuff

David Toran and his crew—including daughter Lily—clean and repair chandeliers for homes and historic buildings throughout Washington. more

Top Architects

Check out great photos of architectural work from some of the top architects featured in this month's Washingtonian. more

Can DC’s New Digital News Operations Replace the Once-Great Newspaper Bureaus?

Gone are the robust bureaus for the Los Angeles Times, Newhouse News, and other once-healthy news organizations. Digital media bureaus now are taking their places with as many reporters and plenty of swagger. more

Where & When: What to Do This Weekend

Sip some Beaujolais Nouveau, check out the Terra Cotta warriors, see a vintage murder thriller, and more this weekend. more