Early December in D.C.

While winter has started, there are still so many things to experience in D.C. Here are some of the things we saw in early December:

World AIDS Day

The AIDS quilt was displayed on the White House lawn on World AIDS Day, December 1st.

View from the Washingon Monument. ©Angela N.

Lighting of the National Christmas Tree

©Angela N.

Syrians celebrating by the White House

©Rob Klug
©Rob Klug
©Rob Klug
©Rob Klug

The Kennedy Center Honors

The Kennedy Center decorated in rainbow hues for the Kennedy Center Honors

©Victoria Pickering
©Victoria Pickering

Major Supreme Court case

Demonstrations outside the Supreme Court as the most anticipated case of the year was argued – about Tennessee’s ban on treatment for transgender minors.

©Victoria Pickering

Trees and decorations everywhere

Capitol Christmas Tree

©Angela N.

Eastern Market Metro

©Angela N.

Union Station

©Angela N.
©Angela N.

Willard Hotel

©Angela N.

Dupont Circle

©Victoria Pickering

CityCenter

Fireworks at the lighting of the tree at CityCenter. ©Victoria Pickering

And yes, if you are wondering, it is possible to transport a large tree on the Metro (see the man by the escalator):

©Angela N.

Fun and free this weekend:

Santarchy is on Saturday (the 14th), and ice sculptures are being created at CityCenter on Saturday and Sunday (the 14th and 15th)

(photo ©Miki Jourdan)

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