May 03, 2016
Washington Walks Adds A Hamilton-Themed Tour
Before the Tony Awards on June 12.
Nov 12, 2007
WalkingTown DC Photo Contest Winners Announced
We’re pleased to congratulate the winners of the first ever WalkingTown DC Photo Contest, sponsored by DCist and Cultural Tourism DC. On September 29, the staff behind the twice yearly free walking tour weekends challenged local photographers to come out to their event and snap photos that best captured the spirit of WalkingTown, and then judged the entries to pick their top three. First place winner: David Pike won for his “walk on” shot…
Sep 24, 2007
Reminder: WalkingTown DC Photo Contest
We wanted to remind you about this weekend’s upcoming photo contest sponsored by DCist and non-profit Cultural Tourism DC as part of the semi-annual WalkingTown DC event. On Sept. 29, photographers are encouraged to attend any of the free walking tours on offer as part of WalkingTown DC, and enter their photos to win great prizes. Details and rules below, and also feel free to sign up for the unofficial Flickr group. Here’s the deal:…
Sep 14, 2007
WalkingTown DC Photo Contest
DCist is once again an official media sponsor of the free walking tours offered twice a year by non-profit Cultural Tourism DC. This time around, WalkingTown DC, a day-long event scheduled for Sept. 29, is teaming up with us to sponsor a photo contest to encourage people to come out to the free tours and snap photos as you explore new neighborhoods. Here’s the deal: * Attend any WalkingTown DC tour on Sept. 29 and…
Apr 18, 2007
WalkingTown DC Preview: U Street
Most Washingtonians are accustomed to participating in guided tours only when entertaining out of town guests. We all know we’ll have to trek out to the monuments with family and friends at least a few times a year, so being a tourist in our own city voluntarily at other times might not sound terribly appealing. But try not to think of the tours being offered in this coming weekend’s WalkingTown DC, a series of 60…
Jul 01, 2005
Out and About: Weekend Picks
FRIDAY: >> If you’re not Black Cat-ed out from the Unbuckled concert last night, head over to the mainstage to catch an indie-tastic show with The Whips, Her Daily Obsession (at right), and The Hard Tomorrows, all of whom we hear will put on one hell of a show. Doors are at 9:30 p.m.; $8. >> If you missed a screening of “9:30 F ST,” the documentary about the old 9:30 Club, worry not –…