The National Guard is still all over the city, but there have been lots of interesting things to do as the fall season starts.
Art All Night
Art All Night returned for its 14th year last weekend, with art, performances, and celebrations across the city.
Living History Day at the WWI Memorial
Living History Day was held on the birthday of General John Pershing, and honored the doughboys and Hello Girls of World War I.
Doors at the Lincoln Memorial
V.L. Cox’s “End Hate Doors” was displayed at the Lincoln Memorial last Saturday. First launched in 2015, the doors have been displayed in many locations in the U.S., as a protest against discriminatory legislation.
Protests
Unlike last week, there were no massive protests this week, but activists can be found in many places.
Dancing
Dancing continues each Saturday night at the Georgetown waterfront.
On the Mall
It’s been great weather, and lots of people are out enjoying the National Mall.
Look up!
It’s a good time of year to remember to look up – here’s what we saw flying over the National Mall this week:
The 20th annual H Street festival is tomorrow (September 20), which promises joy, crowds, and interesting weirdness.