CREW is a non-partisan non-profit organization dedicated to promoting ethics & accountability in government & public life, by targeting politicians who sacrifice the common good to special interests. Read more.
Originally a city block, Franklin Square was the site of several natural springs, and the government purchased the property and by 1832 installed pipes to carry water to the White House and Executive
The 12 ft. statue in Logan Circle is that of Civil War General John A. Logan, who served as a Congressman from Illinois prior to the war. Watch this YouTube video for more. Read more.
Check out the statues located at the 4 corners honoring European born heroes of the American Revolution: Marquis de Lafayette, Comte de Rochambeau, Tadeusz Kościuszko, and the Baron von Steuben. Read more.
Grab a pound of fresh roasted to take home with you. Plenty of different beans to choose from. Read more.
Support mass transportation in the U.S. - ride Amtrak. Might not be the cheapest, but It's the most convenient way to get from DC to New York. Read more.
Midnight showings of some classics (and some not so classic) every Friday and Saturday night.
Happy Hour at the Miller Scoreboard Walk, every Thursday, Friday and Saturday game. $5 bottled beers from gates until scheduled started time!
Might be the best bar food I've had in DC, and 1/2 price appetizers from 4-8pm can't be beat.
Soccer in the mornings, sports every day, but Friday and Saturday nights turn into a frat party. Get out before the club music starts.
