Each escape room at Insomnia DC has a unique scenario, design, and movie-like story behind it. There are some really cool authentic interiors mixed with custom-made gadgets that will make you feel like you are inside a storybook or a movie. The puzzles are smart, logical, and challenging enough to wind up your brain. These…
The National Geographic Museum showcases bold people and amazing ideas in the fields of exploration, scientific research, storytelling, and education. There are always several changing exhibits to see and a perfect venue for all ages. Visitors get to see the work of some awesome National Geographic photographers and scientists through their engaging dynamic works showing…
George Washington’s Mount Vernon was just named on the “12 of America’s Best Historic Homes to Visit” list by Architectural Digest, so you don’t want to miss out while you are in Washington, DC. The 18th-century home, with its lush gardens, museum galleries, restaurants, and shops make for a full day’s visit. There are some…
Watching the fireworks and celebrating Independence Day in Washington, DC is definitely a bucket list to-do. There are plenty of interesting sites from which to view them. Know that the July 4th show at the nation’s capital begins at 9:07 PM and is expected to run until 9:27 PM. Check out some of the best…
What better way to celebrate America’s birthday than in our nation’s capital? Come out to the National Mall on July 4th for an all-day celebration that includes the National Independence Day Parade, a concert on the West Lawn, and an awe-inspiring firework show! It’s sure to a fantastic time for all. Get the details below…
Even if you didn’t pay that much attention in your Social Studies classes, you know about the history of Ford’s Theatre. On April 14, 1865 – just two short years after opening its doors to the public – President Abraham Lincoln was enjoying a production of Our American Cousin when he was shot by Confederate…
On June 22 and 23, come join thousands of others on in Washington D.C. for the 2019 Giant National Capital Barbeque. This annual event, now in its 27th year, marks the official beginning of summer with a massive celebration of food, fun, and friendship. The festival features live music and entertainment, celebrity chefs, a nationally…
If museums are your hobby, then Washington D.C. can be a bit of a whirlwind. The nation’s capital features over 70 different museums dedicated to art, history, science, and more. Of course, it’s tough to hit them all in one trip. So if you’re in the D.C. area – and short on time – then…
When you live near the Washington, D.C. area, you know that there are always good theatrical performances to attend. After all, it’s a major city, so there’s almost always something to see. But you’re not going to miss one popular upcoming show. “Hello, Dolly!” is coming to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing…
When Georgetown was first established, it was just a small town on the port. It wasn’t a particularly pretty sight at first; according to Abigail Adams, it was a “dirty little hole.” But her ideas of the city didn’t stop it from growing, and now, it’s a cultural hub for a wide variety of people….
