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DC Mural Tour has Reopened! Your host received the Covid-19 Vaccine on March 13th. Masks are still required for all guests and host. To welcome you back, we're offering a Spring 2021 special: Book three spots on the tour and the fourth is free!! Please contact host after booking to confirm the fourth person. Please Note: If you do not see a day/time that works for you, contact me. I am happy to arrange a tour anytime. Must have a minimum of five guests. You'll start by exploring the street art and murals of the NoMa neighborhood. You'll discover new and old pieces and learn more about the artists and art scene in DC. Afterwards we'll venture to the vibrant Union Market area for more murals. You'll see over 25 murals! We end the tour at Union Market, a vibrant food hall with plenty of outdoor space for food, drink, and people watching. Be prepared to walk in any weather. Bring comfortable shoes and a raincoat or an umbrella. And don't forget your camera! Additional dates and times can be added. Contact me with inquiries. Bicycle Tour Option: For those interested, I can lead this tour via bicycle. Recommended for those with access to their own transportation or to DC's City Bike system. I am an avid cyclist in the city. On bicycle the tour remains fun and safe...and you'll see even more murals in less time! The tour lasts approximately 2-2.5 hours .

Meet at Bladensburg Waterfront Park 15-30 minutes before departure to talk and outfit before we paddle a couple of miles down to the National Arboretum (part of the USDA's park and research gardens in Washington, D.C. ). If you are game, we'll take trash bags with us to collect any floating debris. Once docked, enjoy conversation and company as we enjoy the Arboretum gardens. Your guide(s) will also share stories about the Anacostia and its surroundings, including the story of The Peace Tree (1625), which survived 1945 Hiroshima, Japan, and was later gifted to the Arboretum. About 2-3 hours of time in the kayaks. Total experience is 4.5-5 hours. Price includes kayak rental and gear, lovely picnic lunch (at 11:30ish), pleasant company, story time, and peaceful/relaxing sights and sounds. Parties of 5 get the 6th guest free--to qualify book all guests under one reservation. Other things to note Note: experience will be be rescheduled or refunded if there is 51% or greater chance of rain or a chance of thunderstorms in the forecast.

This tour takes visitors through the political core of Washington DC! From the original L'Enfant city plan, to the tumultuous construction of the Capitol and Grounds, the rise of the magnificent Beaux Arts Library of Congress and imposing Supreme Court, and into the present day. Prolific designers like Thomas Jefferson, Robert Mills, Frederick Law Olmstead, and Daniel Burnham will feature prominently. Controversy, chaos, and red tape abound! A tour not to be missed by architecture and history enthusiasts. Other things to note We'll be going through two security checks during the tour, and there's no food or liquid (including water) allowed in the US Capitol. Feel free to have water, but be ready to dump it mid-way thru.

Discover the art of sewing in a fun, laid back environment. This class is appropriate for beginner and intermediate students. We complete a new project in each class, so feel free to sign up for future classes too. All materials and sewing machine usage is included plus two complimentary drinks! Other things to note At the beginning of the class you'll receive an introduction to the sewing machine and then we'll start right on your project of choice (tote bag, skirt, pants or clutch purse). *Please note everyone in the group must make the same project.

Washington, DC is the center of American government and politics – and this tour will let you experience all the political action and participate in the debate! Your tour begins at the heart of the city, the U.S. Capitol Building. Here, you’ll discover the origins of the city, the inner workings of the American government, and some incredible stories about U.S. politics as you stand right in front of the building that started it all. Discuss the development of the city as you gaze upon the Capitol, Supreme Court, and Library of Congress. Next, we’ll wander up one of the most historic streets in the city while engaging in a lively political discussion and debate. Opinions welcome, but keep it friendly! Along the way we’ll pass and discuss some of the most historic places of Capitol Hill, including the Eastern Market, the Old Navy Hospital, and the Marine Corps Barracks. Find out where all the movers and shakers meet outside the office, and uncover the changes the neighborhood and city have undergone. You’ll be fascinated by how you can see the origins of the city in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. Finally, we’ll check out the oldest commercial district in the city, Barrack’s Row. There, your local guide will point out some of the best spots to eat, drink, and socialize in the city, before ending your tour at one of our favorite cafes, bars, or restaurants on the Row.