Tuesday was the 38th annual High Heel Race, and it remains as wonderful as ever.
©Miki Jourdan
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Tuesday was the 38th annual High Heel Race, and it remains as wonderful as ever.
©Miki Jourdan
Capital Pride was as wonderful as ever this year, with the parade on Saturday and the festival on Sunday.
Fiesta Asia last weekend was the culmination of Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month in D.C., with a celebration on Pennsylvania Avenue in sight of the Capitol.
The cherry blossoms last only a week, but the festival lasts for a month, full of activities all over the city.
With both Chinese New Year and Mardi Gras celebrations this weekend, there were lots of festivities in the city.
The 36th annual High Heel Race took place on 17th Street on Tuesday night, and it was full of the usual fabulousity
Art All Night started in 2011, and last weekend’s celebration was a fantastic display of creativity in D.C. – with more than 20 neighborhoods participating and an estimated 180,000 people attending.
Fiesta DC has been celebrating the Latino community in D.C. for 51 years. Despite the gloomy rain last weekend, the celebration was fantastic.
While D.C. was still mainly a swamp at the birth of this nation, it’s the center of celebrations of the Fourth – a grand concert, parade, and fireworks on the Mall.
June is Pride Month, and last weekend D.C. celebrated with a glorious parade.