DC Shows its Flower Power with National Cherry Blossom Festival - March 3, 2008
The nation's capital blooms a postcard-perfect shade of pink this spring during the National Cherry Blossom Festival. In its 96th year, the festival runs March 29-April 13, commemorating the gift of 3,000 cherry trees from people of Japan to the people of DC in 1912. More than one million residents and visitors will be dazzled by more than 200 cultural performances, nearly 100 special events, and of course, the breathtaking Yoshino cherry blossoms.

Follow the "Trails to Treasure" in DC with Movie-Inspired Promotion - December 10, 2007
DC is inviting visitors to explore the locations featured in "National Treasure: Book of Secrets," with a custom website, trailstotreasure.com, a print brochure and getaway packages with prices starting at just $109 per night.

DC Developments and Long-Lead Planning Calendar: 2008 - December 10, 2007
In 2008, DC welcomes the Newseum, the Nationals Ballpark, the newly-renovated National Museum of American History, the National Museum of Crime & Punishment and more.

New Tours, Programs Celebrate DC's African-American Heritage - December 10, 2007
An exhibition of hip-hop portraiture, a tribute to August Wilson and a new African American heritage trail are among DC's cultural highlights for 2008.

Celebrate Presidents Day in DC with Tributes, Exhibitions and More - December 10, 2007
DC's memorials, presidential exhibitions and low weekend hotel rates make for an unforgettable Presidents Day getaway.

Nightlife Update: Lounging in the City - December 10, 2007
Smooth music and interesting conversations are the cornerstones for DC's newest nightlife destinations.

DC Dish: What's New on the Restaurant Scene - December 10, 2007
Here's a look at what's newly opened and what's to come, plus news and events from popular eateries and restaurateurs.

Upcoming Events: December 2007-May 2008 - December 10, 2007
Holiday happenings, cherry blossoms and cultural celebrations await DC visitors.

Upcoming Exhibitions: December 2007-April 2008 - December 10, 2007
British photography, Color Field painting and a dazzling new butterfly display are among the highlights ahead.

Holiday Happenings - October 16, 2007
Travelers who come to the nation's capital during the winter season will discover hot new attractions and great hotel values during DC's Holiday Homecoming promotion.

DC's Starring Role in "National Treasure: Book of Secrets" Sparks New Promotion - October 16, 2007
Nicolas Cage returns to the big screen in Disney's "National Treasure: Book of Secrets." Treasure hunters can plot their own tour of the sites featured in the movie and take advantage of treasure-themed hotel packages with a new promotion.

Election Season Heats Up in DC - October 16, 2007
Presidential candidates are making their rounds earlier than ever, and DC attractions and dining venues are following with political tours, specialty cocktails and exhibitions.

Japanese Art & Culture Takes Center Stage in 2008 - October 16, 2007
Japan comes into focus in 2008, as the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts stages a major Japanese cultural showcase.

Theatre Companies Create Cultural Getaways with Shows in Repertory - October 16, 2007
DC's theatres are aiming to attract cultural travelers by creating performances in repertory, allowing visitors to catch multiple shows in the same weekend.

Tips & Updates - October 16, 2007
Check out new ways to tour the nation's capital and learn about new experiences at the Library of Congress and The Textile Museum.

Hotel Update - October 16, 2007
New construction, renovations and high-profile ownership changes are currently underway at hotels throughout the nation's capital.

DC Dish: What's New on the Restaurant Scene - October 16, 2007
Here's a look at what's newly opened and what's to come, plus news and events from popular eateries and restaurateurs.

Upcoming Events: October 2007-April 2008 - October 16, 2007
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial turns 25 this fall, while the cherry blossoms once again signal the start of spring.

Upcoming Exhibitions: October 2007-April 2008 - October 16, 2007
JMW Turner, Annie Leibowitz and portraits of leading hip-hop artists on display in the District.

Coming Attractions - June 27, 2007
There's a fabulous fall in store for travelers to Washington, DC, as the city welcomes new attractions like the Newseum, the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s new Harman Center for the Arts and Madam Tussauds latest wax museum. Also new in town: three permanent exhibitions at the Smithsonian Institution: America by Air at the National Air and Space Museum; Butterflies and Plants at the National Museum of Natural History; and the Robert and Arlene Kogod Courtyard at the Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture.

Major Fall & Winter Exhibitions - June 27, 2007
As summer fades into fall, DC’s art museums and galleries ease into a spectacular season of exhibitions. Edward Hopper, J.M.W. Turner, Ansel Adams and Morris Louis are just a few of the notable names you’ll find on display in DC this fall.

Milestones and Anniversaries - June 27, 2007
It’s a landmark year for many DC institutions. Among those celebrating anniversaries in 2007: the Anacostia Community Museum (40 years); the Washington National Cathedral (100 years); the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (25 years) and the U.S. Navy Memorial (20 years).

New Restaurants & Dining News - June 27, 2007
New tables are opening up throughout DC - including new ventures from celebrity chefs Wolfgang Puck and Eric Ripert. Sample what’s new on the culinary scene, and don’t forget to mark your calendars for Washington, DC’s Summer Restaurant Week, Aug. 6-12.

Tip Sheet: ‘Tis (Almost) the Season: Celebrate the Holidays in DC - June 27, 2007
The holidays are just around the corner, and DC is ready to celebrate in capital style. The city’s hotel rates drop with the falling temperatures, putting more money in your pocket for holiday shopping.

Tip Sheet: DC’s African-American Influences - June 27, 2007
With cultural celebrations just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to discover DC’s African-American history and to see why it continues to be a black power capital, voted the best city for African Americans by Black Enterprise Magazine.

Tip Sheet: A Media Capital - June 27, 2007
A buzzing media and political center, DC will grab headlines again this fall with the highly-anticipated opening of the Newseum (newseum.org) on Oct. 15. While the Newseum is the newest media-related attraction, it’s not the only attraction in the District designed to appeal to newshounds.

Performing Arts News - June 27, 2007
It’s going to be a big season for DC area theatres. The Kennedy Center is cooking up a major festival of Japanese arts and a tribute to August Wilson, while the Shakespeare Theatre Company is opening the doors of its new downtown home.

Upcoming Events - June 27, 2007
Festivals and special events spice up DC’s calendar from July through December. The National Book Festival, Duke Ellington Jazz Festival and Pageant of Peace holiday celebration are just a few of the highlights.

Upcoming Exhibitions - June 27, 2007
See what’s opening at DC’s museums and galleries from July through December.