What else should I visit in DC?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Drum Circle Malcolm X Park
Anacostia Skate Pavilion
Kenilworth Gardens -especially when lotus bloom

All of these.

Plus, in no particular order:
Eastern Market on a Sunday
Union Market food hall and Hi-Lawn on roof for the view
Lots of areas of Rock Creek Park to explore
Professional Ultimate Frisbee at Carlini Field (Catholic U campus)
Embassy events
Dumbarton Oaks
Franciscan Monastery gardens
MLK library and some of the other newer DC public libraries, esp. to see exhibits and events
Somewhere Crush Funk Brass Band is performing
Washington Spirit game at Audi Field
Smithsonian Folklife Festival

+100 to Crush Funk Brass Band and they are performing at Glover Park art all night this Friday for free!

[Anonymous]

Not in season right now, but in summer: Twilight Tattoo at Fort Myer, Sunset Parade at Iwo Jima memorial, and Netherlands Carillon concert. All free. Technically in Arlington, though, not DC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bike ride to Mount Vernon

All our local trails are great

[Anonymous]

The National Cathedral!

Give yourself plenty of time to really explore. Go in the spring and see the Bishop Garden's tulips. Then walk across the street and grab lunch at 2Amy's or Cactus Cantina.

[Anonymous]

I see it's on your to-do list; I love the Renwick. It's the perfect size that you can see everything in one visit, and there's always a cool exhibit on.

[Anonymous]

9:30 Club

[Anonymous]

Caps game
Billy goat trail
Shenandoah

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:9:30 Club

and the Anthem, and the old 9:30 if you went to it in the old days (& even maybe if not, great small venue)
Great Falls hike
Shenandoahs

[Anonymous]

Just be careful with yellow jackets. They get very aggressive.

[Anonymous]

Paper Moon

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:9:30 Club

and the Anthem, and the old 9:30 if you went to it in the old days (& even maybe if not, great small venue)
Great Falls hike
Shenandoahs

The old 9:30 Club doesn't exist anymore.

[Anonymous]

National Museum of Women in the Arts

+1 Dumbarton Oaks

Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument

Woodrow Wilson House

Textile Museum

[Anonymous]

Northern VA:

Old Town Alexandria

Pope-Leighey House

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:9:30 Club

and the Anthem, and the old 9:30 if you went to it in the old days (& even maybe if not, great small venue)
Great Falls hike
Shenandoahs

The old 9:30 Club doesn't exist anymore.

There’s still a 9:30 club, though: https://www.930.com/

[Anonymous]

National Zoo
Mansion on O Street