Washington, DC has so much to offer. From exploring free museums to dining in style, there is something for everyone. If you’re planning a special trip with friends or family, or looking to travel solo, there are plenty of activities throughout the city that will keep you entertained. Here are just a few ideas to add to your itinerary:
History reflects on the past, affects the present, and shapes the future. From a young age, we have all been told about monumental moments in history that have influenced our development as a society, and there’s no doubt that Washington, DC is an integral part of American history.
Music is an art form that conveys a variety of emotions, thoughts, desires, and feelings that cause people to feel connected. The combination of instruments, melodies, rhythms, tones, and vocal ranges create an internalized experience evident throughout each genre. Washington, DC is an umbrella for all categories of music ranging from jazz to hip-hop. The music scene in the nation’s capital is diverse and caters to the masses. There is something for everyone, and here are just a few places to add to your next DC itinerary.
The Ned NoMad, helmed by Richie Akiva, recently celebrated their one-year anniversary on June 8th.
Season 2 of With Love will premiere on June 2nd on Prime Video.
Blu On The Hudson recently opened its doors on April 3rd in Weehawken, New Jersey, which is minutes away from Hoboken and Jersey City by Light Rail and a 6-minute New York Waterway ferry ride from Manhattan.
Fox recently announced the launch of their new music guessing game show called We Are Family, hosted by Jamie and Corinne Foxx.
Mayenda Tequila, the new luxury sipping tequila from Campari Group, hosted its global debut in New York City on May 11th.
Melissa Barrera and Paul Mescal star in the film Carmen directed by Benjamin Millepied.
Robin Thede created and stars in A Black Women Sketch Show, which will premiere on HBO for Season 4 on April 14th.