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Find the latest status of museums, attractions and events in and around Washington, DC. Washington, DC is open for business. The nation's capital is ready to welcome you. Proof of vaccination and masks are generally not required in Washington, DC, but visitors are encouraged to check with individual establishments about COVID-19 protocols. Find ...
- The George Washington Memorial Parkway
- Hill Country Barbeque Market
- Mount Vernon
- Potbelly Sandwich Shop
- The Natural Gallery of Art’s Sculpture Garden
- District Doughnut
- International Spy Museum
- Georgetown Cupcake
- The Phillips Collection
- Farmers and Distillers
Perhaps the region’s prettiest weekend drive, the GW Parkway runs along the Potomac, starting in McLean, Virginia. The road meanders through deciduous forest and along rocky river shores, looking over the District and its monuments and ending at George Washington’s picturesque manor estate, Mount Vernon. Though the road can be a busy thoroughfare f...
Thanks to DC’s policy of allowing 25% capacity dine-in, this 7th Street staple is open for business.Home to the best barbeque in the District, Hill Country serves up a large spread of meats and famous sides and fixings, sure to leave everyone feeling full and happy, especially if you try the mouthwatering longhorn cheddar mac and cheese or the camp...
After finishing the drive along the parkway, take some time to tour George Washington’s historical Mount Vernon home. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the house grounds, museum and the first floor of the house are all open to visitors. “Mount Vernon has also been busy, even though they stopped doing tours for a bit. The site is really pretty, espe...
For those unfamiliar with Potbelly, you’re missing out. This sub chain combines vintage flair with top-tier sandwiches at affordable prices. Though a national chain, Potbelly locations pepper around DC for decades, solidifying its place as a district staple. With storefronts on practically every other street, Potbelly is the go-to stop for a quick ...
Though the gallery of art stays closed, the sculpture garden and other outside spaces remain open at limited capacity. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, anyone can stop by and enjoy the famous works of 3D art, such as Bourgeois’ Spider and Calder’s Cheval Rouge, populating this free garden. While the spot depends somewhat on weather conditions, the six...
With strange and bizarre flavored doughnuts and a seasonal menu, District Doughnut confounds all doughnut shop expectations. A relatively new restaurant chain, already with multiple locations and offering delivery, this local treasure serves fresh coffee and scratch-made doughnuts daily. From classics like vanilla bean glazed and funfetti to strang...
One of the most unique museums in the District, the International Spy Museum blends history and interactivity. If they so desire, visitors may choose a spy identity and complete challengesas they move through the exhibits, which span the entire history of espionage. “The Spy Museum is an immersive experience that highlights how a spy does their job...
The prestige cupcake chain that started in Georgetown remains open for carry-out, and if you can get in the door, it’s a must-try. Known for gourmet quality and around the block lines, Georgetown Cupcake boasts so much success that its founders even wrote two books and opened a distribution center, taking the business far beyond Georgetown. “George...
For those planning to visit in March, the esteemed art museum known as the Phillips Collection will reopen and celebrate its centennial exhibition. The exhibition called “Seeing Differently: The Phillips Collects for a New Century,” runs from March to September and covers 200 works from the 1800s until now, exploring art from the collection that sp...
The best location of the famous local restaurant group, Founding Farmers, Farmers and Distillers serves up high quality classic American cuisine. These locals go a step farther, blending in the Asian flavors of the communities that surround the location. Whether you’re craving aJefferson doughnut, fried chicken or the signature cumin lamb, the menu...
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The COVID Centers will permanently close on March 31, 2023. Find more information on COVID-19 testing and vaccination, visit cdc.gov/coronavirus. DC COVID-19 Vaccination Data
Apr 16, 2022 · Mayor’s Order 2021-069: Modified Measures for Spring/Summer 2021 of Washington, DC Reopening and Extension of Public and Public Health Emergencies [Text Version of Order] The Sign: You Must Wear a Mask; Resources for the Public Health Guidances. Community COVID-19 Guidance - June 7, 2023
