Destination DC Launches "Weekend Warriors" Promotion- Oct. 7, 2009
DC welcomes "Weekend Warriors" for China-inspired events, intriguing art and festive holiday happenings with its latest cultural tourism promotion. Book a two-night hotel package & enjoy free breakfast or parking and get exclusive access to see the terra cotta warriors.

DC Sets the Stage for Dan Brown’s Latest Thriller - Sept. 14, 2009
Best-selling author Dan Brown casts a light on power and intrigue in DC in his newest thriller, “The Lost Symbol,” which hits shelves Sept. 15.

Terra Cotta Warriors Exhibition Sparks "Weekend Warriors" Promotion - Aug. 14, 2009
When Terra Cotta Warriors descend upon DC this fall, visitors will also find China connections at other locations in the city, plus arts and culture events that are worthy of a weekend getaway.

Fall Brings African Art Exhibitions to DC- Aug. 14, 2009
This fall, African-themed art exhibitions add depth to DC’s already vibrant cultural scene.

Curtain Rises on DC's 2009 Theatre Season- Aug. 14, 2009
Notables like Helen Mirren and Cate Blanchett head to the nation’s capital for exclusive engagements, while 2009 is also a landmark year for renowned local companies as Woolly Mammoth marks its 30th anniversary and Signature Theatre celebrates its 20th season.

DC’s Fashionable Side Shines With New Retail Options, an Eco-Friendly Runway Show, DC-themed gear from Destination DC and more.- Aug. 14, 2009
DC’s fashion scene has overcome its reputation of being the hum drum land of navy blue suits. And with a fashionable First Lady making herself at home, DC’s earning credibility as a chic destination.

Hotel Update- Aug. 14, 2009
Funding for the $537 million Marriott Marquis (adjacent to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center) was approved in July, the W Washington D.C. opens with a bang and renovations continue on other city properties.

What’s New in DC Dining- Aug. 14, 2009
Summer Restaurant Week approaches, Destination DC offers the ultimate fall foodie getaway and new restaurants continue to pop up throughout the city.

Upcoming Exhibitions- Aug. 14, 2009
John Singer Sargent shines at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, while the National Gallery of Art welcomes the Robert and Jane Meyerhoff collection.

Upcoming Events- Aug. 14, 2009
Restaurant Week, Labor Day festivites, WalkingTown DC and more are right around the corner in DC.

Destination DC Introduces Three Ways to Stay, Play & Save in DC This Summer - July 15, 2009
DC boasts dozens of free and low-cost attractions, fabulous festivals and unforgettable experiences to keep summer spending low.

Destination DC Teams Up with Bon Appétit and Epitourean.com to Create Ultimate Foodie Weekend in Washington, DC- May 20, 2009
This fall, food and wine lovers will discover why DC’s dining scene has captured the attention of world-famous chefs, restaurant critics and even the new First Family during an exclusive weekend experience.

Cookie and Gourmet Launch First-Ever Kids' Restaurant Week in DC- May 20, 2009
Two Condé Nast publications jointly announced that they will unveil the first-ever Kids’ Restaurant Week in Washington, DC June 13-21 to celebrate the joys of eating out as a family. Destination DC sponsors this inaugural Kids’ Restaurant Week.

DC's Indie Art Scene Takes Center Stage - May 20, 2009
An unbeatable lineup of arts festivals round out DC's growing indie art scene, including the Hip-Hop Theater Festival, Source Festival, and Artomatic.

'Terra Cotta Warriors' Comes to DC - May 20, 2009
'Terra Cotta Warriors: Guardian’s of China’s First Emperor' will visit DC's National Geographic Museum from November 19-March 31.

New Developments in DC - May 20, 2009
Ford's Theatre's new museum, a new look for Eastern Market, a Spy Museum espionage special and more are coming down the pipeline in DC.

Cultural Tourism DC Programs Showcase America’s Most Walkable City - May 20, 2009
The city’s broad, tree-lined streets and pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods make DC a favorite for travelers navigating the city on their own two feet.

It's a Dog's World in DC - May 20, 2009
Now that First Dog Bo Obama has settled into the White House, it’s a great time to see DC with your favorite pooch. The District is brimming with attractions, restaurants and hotels both you and the pup will enjoy.

Storytelling - One of DC's Hidden Arts - May 20, 2009
Boasting a rich history and promising future, DC's storytelling and spoken word scenes are largely undiscovered by visitors, but they're one of the city's best hidden secrets.

Foodie News - May 20, 2009
Reality TV's culinary superstars ride the DC wave, while local foodie favorites expand business.

Hotel Update - May 20, 2009
The city welcomes its first W Hotel, and other luxury properties boast major renovations.

Upcoming Events - May 20, 2009
DC Traditions such as the Smithsonian Folklife Festival and Independence Day celebration are right around the corner, as well as a great lineup of art and music festivals to keep your summer alive.

Upcoming Exhibitions - May 20, 2009
During DC's impressive lineup of upcoming exhibitions, the National Geographic Museum boasts Terra Cotta Warriors and the Newseum pays tribute to Obama through photography.

DC's Starring Role in "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian" Inspires Summer Travel Promotion - May 5, 2009
To leverage the city’s starring role in the film, Destination DC is launching a promotion highlighting locations featured in the movie, themed hotel packages and special evening programs.

Stay and Save this Summer in Washington, DC - May 4, 2009
Free activities, family foodie fun and DC on the big screen come into focus this summer; Visitors can save 30% on a three-night weekend stay at Washington.org.

Explore the Obamas' Backyard - UPDATED - April 29, 2009
You've done DC the traditional way, now take another trip to experience the city in the footsteps of the Obamas.

Upcoming Exhibitions - March 16, 2009
Terra Cotta Warriors, Abe Lincoln's eye for photography and African American celebrations top off the list of new exhibits in DC.

Hotel Updates - March 16, 2009
New luxury properties and major renovations round out this list of District hotel updates.

What's New on the DC Restaurant Scene - March 16, 2009
DC ups the ante with new restaurant ventures, while newcomers like H Street Country Club and Buddha Bar add flair to Washington's culinary scene.

Biking DC: A Capital City for Cyclists - March 16, 2009
While there’s no question that DC is a city well-suited for exploring on two feet, it’s also a great place to discover on two wheels. Forty miles of newly-added bike lanes, coupled with more than 800 miles of biking trails throughout the metro region make DC an ideal city for cyclists.

Summer Preview - March 16, 2009
Summer is just around the corner, and free festivals and great getaway packages make DC one of the coolest destinations.

DC’s Lincoln Bicentennial Celebration Continues with Spring & Summer Events - March 16, 2009
Star-studded concerts, family festivals, the re-dedication of one of DC’s best-loved memorials and even a gathering of Lincoln re-enactors give Honest Abe fans more reasons to join in “Living the Legacy: Lincoln in DC,” DC’s latest citywide cultural tourism celebration.

Embassies Open Their Doors for Passport DC this Spring - March 16, 2009
Washington, DC's embassies are once again opening their doors to showcase the sights and sounds of some of the world's most interesting countries.

Post-Inaugural Fun Facts - Feb. 9, 2009
Just two weeks following the Inauguration of Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States, Destination DC has compiled some interesting and fun facts that recount the importance of the historic event.

DC Invites Inauguration-Goers to Plug into the Power Scene at Political Bars & Hotspots- November 3, 2009
Power dining is always on the menu in Washington, DC, and the upcoming inauguration provides the perfect excuse to explore the city's storied haunts and celebrated hotspots.

Washington, DC Celebrates Lincoln Bicentennial with Cultural Tourism Promotion - October 30, 2008
Cultural institutions, hotels and restaurants throughout the city are joining in the nationwide Abraham Lincoln bicentennial celebration with exhibitions, events, concerts and more, plus Lincoln-themed hotel and restaurant packages.

DC Hotels and Restaurants Join in Citywide Salute to Lincoln with Themed Packages and Featured Menu Items- October 30, 2008
As part of the citywide cultural tourism celebration, Living the Legacy: Lincoln in Washington, DC, hotels and restaurants throughout the region are courting history and culture-seeking travelers with hotel packages and culinary creations and events to honor the 16th president.

Introducing: 100 Free (and almost free) Things to Do in DC - August 6, 2008
With its unmatched assortment of free, world-famous attractions, DC delivers a fantastic vacation value. To point visitors to fun, surprising and free experiences, Destination DC has compiled a list of 100 Free (& almost free) Things to Do in DC.

New DC Attractions Plan Late 2008 Openings - August 6, 2008
This fall and winter, DC welcomes major new attractions including the newly remodeled National Museum of American History, opening in Nov. 21, and the Capitol Visitor Center, opening Dec. 2. Across the Potomac River in Arlington, the Pentagon Memorial also opens to the public on Sep. 11.

Global Flavors & Cultures Abound in DC's International Neighborhoods - August 6, 2008
From the glorious churches of Little Rome to the zesty flavors of Little Ethiopia, DC's international sights, sounds and flavors make it easy - and affordable - to take a trip around the world without pulling out your passport.

What's New on the Restaurant Scene - August 6, 2008
Here's a look at what's coming soon to the DC dining scene, including Alain Ducasse's first DC restaurant, Summer Restaurant Week and a 50th birthday party for local favorite, Ben's Chili Bowl.

Walk This Way: Tours Show Off America’s Most Walkable City - March 3, 2008
Green-minded travelers and health-conscious visitors quickly come to understand why DC topped the list of "America’s Most Walkable Communities" in a recent study by the Brookings Institution.

Upcoming Developments - March 3, 2008
Here's a look at new additions that are coming soon to DC, as well as projects you'll want to keep an eye on for future coverage.

Upcoming Exhibitions, February - January 2009 - March 3, 2008
Treasures of Afghanistan are on display this summer at the National Gallery of Art, while American masterpieces are in focus at the Corcoran Gallery.