The American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center is hosting an opening reception, for 5 new exhibitions, on this Saturday November 3rd. The exhibition includes ”Ivan Pinkava: Remains 1997-2010,” “Inside the Underworld: Beetle Magic,” “David Humphrey: Pets, a President … Continue reading
The NeighborWorks Training Institute will be held on January 10-14, 2012 in Washington DC. Our B&B is centrally located in the DuPont Circle area and offers complimentary breakfast and Wireless Internet with every reservation. In you are in Washington DC for … Continue reading
A lot of people believe that all we do in DC is politics, but that’s not accurate at all. The District loves its films, food, festivals, and music. In fact, this week (and in some cases, every week) for live … Continue reading
The DC Shorts Film Festival will be running from September 6 – 16, 2012. It is held at four different theaters in the DC metro area, including: Landmark’s E Street Cinema, Atlas Performing Arts Center, U.S. Navy Memorial’s Burke Theater, … Continue reading
The American Guest House, our charming Washington, DC accommodation, is located just steps away from one of Washington D.C.’s most historic and lively neighborhood’s, Adams Morgan, which is hosting its 34th Annual Adams Morgan Day Festival this Sunday, September 9, … Continue reading
Today we bring to you an amazing event nearby the American Guest House Bed & Breakfast. The National Geographic is hosting a 2012 All Roads Film Festival on September 27th. With inspiring cultural events and colorful images and artwork the … Continue reading
On September 28th, Washington DC is having a unique event: The Cybersecurity Summit- a one day summit that discusses and hosts the public to inform them on what we are and can be doing to protect ourselves from cybersecurity. Come … Continue reading
This year, The Society For Industrial Microbiology and Biotechnology 2012 Annual Meeting will be held in Washington DC on August 14, 2012. If you are planning on attending this event, consider our Washington DC accommodations located in the Historic and … Continue reading
The National Building Museum is one of the most spectacular historical buildings in Washington, DC. Once the Pension building, it was designed to house the Pension Bureau and served as venue for social events for Washington, DC’s “social elite” during that period. The … Continue reading
For a bit of beauty and outdoor adventure, visit Theodore Roosevelt Island which is dedicated for our 26th President who was considered an avid outdoorsman, conservationist, naturalist and visionary. There, you can hike (bikes are not permitted on the Island) … Continue reading
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