Big things are afoot at the One Loudoun in Ashburn. The slate of new restaurants and shops coming to the center continues to grow. The latest is Loudoun’s first Madison Reed Color Bar location. Madison Reed is a national brand of hair care and hair coloring products that has dozens of retail “color bars” where customers can purchase products or have their hair professionally colored on site.

This city is a happy hour town, but hardly every HH deal is a steal. Here are four easy-on-the-wallet spots in the District to add to your rotation. The deals: Daily from 4-6pm (bar and café only) get $6 draft beers, $7 wine by the glass, $7 champagne cocktails, $8 select well liquor, $13 blue shell mussels, $15 Rhode Island calamari, oysters ($12 half dozen, $24 dozen), and more.

Take a FREE class at Eat The Frog Fitness (right next door) at 10:10 am and join us on the patio for a No Shower Happy Hour right after class. Your first drink is compliments of Eat the Frog. To sign up, just DM or text your RSVP to Eat the Frog (Broadlands) at (703) 723-2799 Cheers! You may also like the following events from Blend Coffee Bar:

Taco eatery Tacombi plans to open at 4749 Bethesda Ave. during the final week of May, the company said in a statement to Bethesda Beat this month. Tacombi, which got its start in New York City, announced more than a year ago that it would be opening in Bethesda. The location will be the second in the greater Washington, D.C., area, joining another in Arlington, Va., according to a press release.

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These vibrantly colored ceiling frescoes were discovered by German and Egyptian scholars in the Temple of Khnum in Esna, Upper Egypt. Professor Christian Leitz from the University of Tübingen says that the reliefs in the middle of the ceiling show 46 images of the Upper-Egyptian vulture goddess Nekhbet and the Lower-Egyptian snake goddess Wadjet.