Founded in 1851 as the Old Soldiers Home, the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington DC sits on 272 acres in the Petworth neighborhood, much of it green space. People often look into the grounds of the Armed Forces Retirement Home and wonder how they can enjoy the park-like setting. I have been walking the…
Washington DC is home to many large and thriving farmers markets throughout the city, offering everything from farm-fresh fruits and vegetables to locally fresh and made goods. A lot of these markets sell produce, prepared foods, and crafts all year round, with some only selling during the warmer months. Read through for a guide to…
Visiting the White House is a unique opportunity to step inside one of the most iconic buildings in the United States. As the official residence and workplace of the President, the White House is rich in history, architecture, and national significance. While public tours are free, they require advance planning, as availability is limited and…
I’ve lived in DC since 2007, and every year with the blooming of the cherry blossoms in DC, it’s a fight between the two sides of my personality: the side that gets true joy out of flowers, and the side who hates crowds. When people think of cherry blossoms in DC, they think of the…
Are you looking to kickstart your fitness journey in Washington DC? With a wide range of gyms and fitness studios to choose from, it’s essential to find a membership that suits both your needs and budget. It can be overwhelming, but have no fear: we’ll explore the various gym options in the DC area and…
With Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, and the new year right around the corner, people are searching for holiday volunteer opportunities in DC. While the holiday markets are fun, Washington DC and its surrounding areas offer a plethora of opportunities to give back to the community. This festive period presents an ideal opportunity for individuals, families, and…