The “National Mall of Pickleball” event will offer three days of free court time for players of all ages and skill levels.
The “Pulling Together” exhibit opening Aug. 18 is meant to challenge the concept of a U.S. monument and asks, “What stories remain untold on the National Mall?”
An organization led by a world-famous, Ray-Ban-wearing guru is hosting the World Culture Festival, which is expected to bring roughly 100,000 attendees and a massive dance floor to the National Mall this fall.
The Tidal Basin seawalls currently flood daily at high tide. NPS approved a project to elevate the walkways.
Climate change is making flooding worse in D.C., but the city’s unique history as the nation’s capital has built in some protection.
Supporters of the two new museums worried they would be relegated to locations far from the National Mall in the wake of conservationists calling for no new additions to “the Nation’s front lawn.”
It’s part of Smithsonian’s annual Solstice Saturday.
The fifth annual Women’s March will head towards the Supreme Court this year to protest abortion rights restrictions.
The monument was hit by lightning on Aug. 15, and had been closed for repairs ever since.
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