DC is a great place to visit in the summertime and there’s always a lot going on. Whether you’re setting your ADT security Texas system or hopping on a jet at JFK, you can appreciate all the Capitol City has to offer for your family! Here are a few of our best suggestions for things to do with kids in DC…
Smithsonian: Not just any of the Smithsonians, though, the Air and Space Museum. There are tons of life sized replicas of planes, helicopters Continue reading Best Things to do in DC With Kids… »
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admin The Stunning National Cathedral
September 15, 2011 — 12:00 amOne of the tallest structures in Washington D.C. the impressive National Cathedral rises as a prominent landmark in the nation’s capital. The architecture is Neolithic and this cathedral is sixth largest in the world. A true spiritual resource, people of all faiths are welcomed. The nation’s sanctuary provides a haven for the United States in times of peace and sorrow.
An Episcopal church started in 1893 when President Theodore Roosevelt and a gathering of more than twenty thousand people were present when the foundation stone was set.Check out this link here. The official Continue reading The Stunning National Cathedral »
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September 1, 2011 — 12:00 amWhether you live in Washington DC or you are just planning to visit, the National Gallery of Art is a wonderful, free, entertaining way to spend your day. There is plenty that can be done at the museum depending on the available time that you have.
The National Gallery of Art offers different types of tours. They have, free of charge, audio tours that guide you through the museum which are available for adults, children and also in Foreign Languages. If you are looking for a guided tour, there are several tours that Continue reading Be Amazed at the National Gallery of Art »
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August 17, 2011 — 12:00 amWhether you go on a family trip or by yourself, a day at the National Zoo will be a great adventure. Also, if you have a group that would like to reserve bus parking you can check into one of the zoo package deals they have; not only would that reserve bus parking for your group, it would aslo provide you with a park greeter. The yearly schedule for the National Zoo is as follows: April through October, the Animal exhibits are open from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. daily. For the months of Novemeber Continue reading Have Fun at the National Zoo »
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May 2, 2011 — 12:00 amJust like Washington, DC which is rated as the political capital of the world, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington is regarded as the center of theatre and drama in the whole world. It is located at the main New Hampshire Avenue, NW and is easily accessible by train, car or by Free Kennedy Center Show Shuttle as well. That free shuttle operated every day at the timings that are convenient and best suited for the tourists.
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April 17, 2011 — 12:00 amGeorgetown is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Washington D.C., and, today, is one of the trendiest in our nations capital.
Georgetown was established in 1751 as part of a British colony before the District of Columbia even existed. The town was named after a famous George-no, not the famous American President, but not everyone is sure which George. Since Georgetown was at first under British control, some believe it was named after Britain’s King George II. Others have a more Continue reading Explore Georgetown »
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January 22, 2011 — 12:00 amIf you’re headed to the capitol city and you’re a runner, you might want to plan your trip around the date of March 26, 2011 since that’s when the Sun Trust National Marathon and Half Marathon will take place. The course is touted as “majestic” in nature since it begins at RFK Stadium and takes runners alongside the National Mall where they will pass the Capitol Building, Washington Monument, and Lincoln Monument, in addition to the historic Smithsonian museums and sculpture garden. Runners will then run by the White House as they turn north on 18th Street. As they head north through the Adams Morgan district the course will bring them by both Howard University and Trinity College where they will find some of the most inspiring of the course’s many cheering stations. Turning back south on North Capitol Street brings in a stunning view of the Capitol Building for over Continue reading National Marathon »
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November 22, 2010 — 10:08 amIf you’re going to be fortunate enough to be spending the holiday season in the DC area this year you bet there’s going to be a lot of action to get you into the holiday spirit. Here are a few ideas you might want to consider:The National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony will take place on December 9th where you can watch BB King, Sara Bareilles and Maroon 5 perform live during the festivities. The action starts at 5:00.The National Hanukkah Menorah Lighting takes place on December 1st at the Ellipse (south end of the White House near Constitution Avenue. Festivities include musical performances and hot latkes and donuts!Russian Winter Festival at Hillwood takes place on December 12th from 1pm to 5pm (4155 Linnean Avenue) where you can celebrate the holidays in Old Russian style. Meet Grandfather Frost and the Snow Maiden as you enjoy dancing, storytelling, and fun-filled entertainment.Season of Magic holiday concert will be held on Saturday, December 18th at 7:30 pm and Sunday December 19th at 3:00 pm at the DAR Constitution Hall located at 1776 D Street NW. These events typically sell out early so make sure you put it on your list to enjoy a mix of traditional and new holiday favorites that are sure to please audiences both young and old!Kennedy Center Messiah Sing-Along will be held at 8:00 pm on December 23rd at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Concert Hall. This is considered by many to be Washington’s most popular free holiday event and included a 200 voice choir, a professional soloist, the Kennedy Center House Orchestra and you all to join in a sing-along to Handle’s glorious Messiah.
Ovo Cirque du Soleil comes to Washington D.C.
October 15, 2010 — 5:34 pmCirque du Soleil is known for their awe-inspiring acrobatic performances. Now, at the Plateau at the National Harbor, Cirque du Soleil will be bringing their OVO show to Washington D.C.The OVO show will feature the natural wonder of an ecosystem teeming with life. The acrobatic performers will find their inspiration from the place where insects flutter, play, look for love, crawl, eat, and fight. A combination of Continue reading Ovo Cirque du Soleil comes to Washington D.C. »
Dare to Venture Into the Darker Side of D.C.
July 20, 2010 — 2:39 pmFor all the splendor and glory that Washington D.C. emits as you walk through the nation’s capitol or along the reflecting pool in front of the Lincoln Memorial, there’s also mystery and secrecy hidden within this great city. If you’re interested in a look at America’s past through more suspicious eyes, consider taking one of D.C.’s many ghost tours. Whether you actually put stock in the paranormal or are just looking for something different to do while in town, you’ll enjoy a trip through the ghostly past of the city.Washington DC Ghost Tours offers walking tours around the city and will delight you with their knowledge of history and the hauntings of the area. The guides on this tour are well versed on this subject and will keep you entertained all night. They even dress in character, wearing Victorian-style clothing. Adults can take the tour for 15 and tickets for children age 7-11 cost 8. These hour and a half tours start at 8 p.m. and cover about a quarter of mile, starting from Lafayette Park. Continue reading Dare to Venture Into the Darker Side of D.C. »
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