Holiday Volunteer Opportunities Around DC (No Commitment Needed)
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With Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, and the new year right around the corner, people are searching…

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Where to See Fall Foliage in Washington DC
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A vibrant red maple tree stands prominently at the corner of Arnold Drive and MacArthur Road in Armed Forces Retirement Home in DC, surrounded by a quiet suburban setting. The deep blue sky contrasts beautifully with the rich autumn colors of the red and yellow trees, while a "Speed Limit 15" sign marks the peaceful intersection.

Washington DC is known as the "City of Trees" and is the top city in…

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DC Art All Night and Dine All Night
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A person is painting a large, abstract, blue-toned artwork outdoors during a community event. The painter wears a black "Art All Night" t-shirt, while others, including children in colorful outfits, are visible in the background. A nearby park sign emphasizes "Drug-Free" and park guidelines. The setting appears relaxed and social, with art materials scattered on the ground around the painter.

Art All Night is a free celebration of DC's performing and visual arts. Started in…

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Theaters in DC: 9 hidden gems you shouldn’t miss
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A group of performers, dressed in business attire, are dramatically posing on stage under vibrant, purple lighting. The scene captures Monumental Theatre's cast of "American Psycho: The Musical" in an expressive moment during their performance, with one actor in a suit and another in a leopard-print skirt standing out in the foreground.

When you think of theatre, you undoubtedly first think of New York and then perhaps…

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22 Quiet Places in Washington, DC
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A stone pathway winds through a green lawn under a wooden pergola, leading towards a cluster of trees. In the distance, a person walks along the path while a group of people sits on the grass, enjoying the serene park setting.

Between the tourists, college students, government workers, and lobbyists, DC can get very crowded and…

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Constitution Avenue Was a Canal: History of the Washington City Canal
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Colorful historical lithograph titled 'Panoramic View of Washington City,' by Edward Sachse, depicting the city from the new dome of the Capitol looking west, with a bustling scene of carriages and pedestrians.

Today, Constitution Avenue is one of Washington, DC's major thoroughfares, bustling with traffic and flanked…

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Rents in DC: What $1,700 Will Get You in 2024
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With the average rent for an apartment in the United States at $1,702 per month,…

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7 Cheap Wedding Venues in Washington, DC & Their Cost
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Planning a wedding can be an exciting but overwhelming experience, especially when it comes to…

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2024 DC Gym Membership Prices: Comparing 11 Gyms in Washington, DC
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Are you looking to kickstart your fitness journey in Washington DC? With a wide range…

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