If you’re like me, you love the idea of film festivals, but when it comes to watching things in succession you have the attention span of a five year old. That’s why I’m so excited about DC Shorts. From September 7 to September 17, only two miles from our Bed and Breakfast in DC, one …
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As the nation’s capital, Washington, DC is home to our country’s most valuable and cherished artifacts, many of which can be seen at the National Archives Museum, near our Washington DC Inn. At the National Archives, travel through America’s history from the beginning from the documents that started it the all – the Declaration of …
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Just off the National Mall sits one of the most amazing art museums in the United States, the National Gallery of Art. Located just a short walk from our Washington DC B&B its a great place to spend the day looking over centuries old pieces of art. The beautiful Sculpture Garden is also attached to the …
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The Smithsonian Museum of African American History & Culture (NMAAHC) is the new must-see attraction in Washington DC. Since it’s opening in September, locals and tourists alike have been making it a priority to pay a visit to see the rich history and culture dating back to 1915 and beyond. The museum has a variety of exhibitions and …
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Prior to World War I, artists usually painted portraits of military leaders or depicted military events after the fact. This exhibit showcases the talents of both professional and amateur artists who, for the first time ever, were allowed to capture the realities of life on the front lines. What will I see? On display is …
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If you’re traveling to Washington, DC, the Newseum is a must. This top-rated museum celebrates the freedoms we have as Americans and how those freedoms have shaped our nation’s history. Through galleries, interactive exhibits, and theatres, you will learn about and experience events throughout our history and how each were distinctly documented. The exhibits at …
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In many ways the Lincoln Memorial is the heart of all the monuments and memorials in the United States capital. It’s easy to get to this memorial by taxi or tour bus, who often drop visitors off on nearby Daniel French Drive SW or Henry Bacon Drive NW. But most often people walk along the …
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Washington DC has hundreds of diverse gatherings each year, whether on the National Mall, in Convention halls, or on the streets. Being the Nation’s Capitol, it is a significant place to make your voice heard or to turn your mission into a movement. If you think back to the many gatherings that have taken place …
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