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Enjoy one of America's finest collections of Firearms at the National Firearms Museum

February 17, 2011 in News by Margaret Kimball

Firearms enthusiasts are offered an exciting opportunity to enjoy an extensive, beautifully presented and well maintained collection of weaponry at the National Firearms Museum.  From President Theodore Roosevelt's hunting rifles to Dirty Harry's Smith & Wesson revolver, this is the home of famous firearms.  Complete with a giant statue of Charlton Heston, this museum, run by the National Rifle Association, celebrates the American right to bear arms. Read More →

A Revolution has come to the American Art Museum: through January 30th

January 24, 2011 in News by Margaret Kimball

Lovers of wood carvings, sculptures, and other creations will be delighted at "A Revolution in Wood" at the American Art Museum.  The museum's Renwick gallery proudly presents Fleur and Charles Bresler's collection of wood art creations.  Come discover the magnificent versatility and decorative potential of wood carvings.  This ubiquitous material is displayed in its elegant and even decadent glory in the 66 piece Bresler collection. Read More →

Patriotism and Comedy: Bob Hope at the Library of Congress

January 9, 2011 in News by Margaret Kimball

The Library of Congress is home to an exciting gallery dedicated to Bob Hope and the history of American comedy.  Long one of my favorite spots in the city, Bob Hope's gallery allows visitors to learn about the contributions of the great comedian, and others of his profession, to American culture.  This room is currently exhibiting "Hope for America: Performers, Politics, and Pop Culture". Read More →

"Eat Responsibly" and Deliciously at CHIX

December 9, 2010 in News by Stephanie Glass

In the last few years, America has placed great importance on the act of healthy eating and what we put into our bodies. One of the more difficult aspects of wholesome eating is finding the time and energy to do it, luckily CHIX at 11th and U has solved that problem. CHIX, whose catchphrase is "eat responsibly" is a casual sit-down and take-out eatery that specializes in delicious slow-roasted chicken and creative sides. Read More →

Win a Dinner & Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride: Submit before December 9

November 29, 2010 in News by Sarah Jones

From December 13th to 17th, 2010, the Golden Triangle Business Improvement District is giving away dinner and cozy horse-drawn carriage rides to ten lucky people. Marvel at how the Golden Triangle transforms at night as you and up to three of your friends or family travel by carriage from the White House up to Dupont Circle enjoying a slower pace, festive atmosphere, and dazzling holiday lights. They're also throwing in $100 to each winner for you to enjoy a feast at one of our wonderful restaurants listed below. Read More →

Locolat Serves Up A Delicious Belgian Brunch

November 22, 2010 in News by Stephanie Glass

A great brunch can really set the mood for a fun weekend day, but with so many options how can you be sure that you are making the right choice in terms of quality and ambiance? Locolat Cafe at 1781 Florida Ave NW has the solution with their delicious brunch options. The restaurant also doubles as a chocolate and coffee shop, which explains why their coffee is always so dependable in quality, and their waffles have such tasty, sweet toppings. Family-owned Locolat opened in 2008 with the goal of bringing the highest quality Belgian chocolates and pastries to the D.C. metro area. From those humble beginnings as a simple chocolate shop, Locolat has grown into a sit-down restaurant that now offers savory fare alongside their sweets. Read More →

Megabus is Giving Away 10,000 Free Seats

November 16, 2010 in News by Sarah Jones

That's right! We just received news that Megabus.com is giving away 10,000 Free Seats to and from DC. Use promo code ILUVDC to book your free seat to/from DC & the following locations: Boston, MA, Buffalo, NY, Charlotte, NC, Hampton, VA, Knoxville, TN, Pittsburgh, PA, Raleigh, NC, Toronto, Canada, Harrisburg, PA, Richmond, VA. Read More →

Take a Short Trip to Canada to Enjoy Inuit Art: Ends December 30th

November 12, 2010 in News by Margaret Kimball

The Canadian Embassy in Washington DC is hosting Nipirasait: Many Voices, an ongoing exhibition of Inuit prints, which concludes December 30th.  This exhibit, which opened on Canada Day, celebrates the 50th anniversary of Kinngait Studios in Cape Dorset, Nunavut. Read More →

Be First on the Scene for Great Deals at the Newseum: Now through December 26th

November 12, 2010 in News by Margaret Kimball

Enjoy special deals on admission weekend mornings at the Newseum.  The high prices at the awe-inspiring Newseum deter some visitors from deciding to make the trip.  However, now through December 26th, early birds can enjoy two admission tickets for the price of one. Read More →

Bourbon, Tobacco, and Bluegrass Combine for an Unforgettable History Lesson: November 6th

November 5, 2010 in News by Margaret Kimball

This Saturday, venture a few miles south of DC to experience the "Vices That Made Virginia" at historic Woodlawn Plantation.  This event, which is sponsored by the Neighborhood Restaurant Group, presents visitors with a unique opportunity to enjoy Virginia's finest in the form of a Virginia Pig Roast, fresh oysters, Yorktown cigars, Bourbon, and classic Virginian recipes prepared by some of the region's finest chefs. Read More →

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