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Best merch to show off your civic pride, support local businesses and remind everyone to VOTE on Nov 3!  It feels like it's been a long time coming, but there's just over two weeks until Election Day, and fewer than that until early voting starts in DC on October 27. It's important to make sure you and all of your friends, family members, and co-workers are registered to vote, know where their voting place is and have a voting plan.
So, instead of obsessing over political polls and inside-the-Beltway punditry while you wait to cast your ballot, we've rounded up some of the best 2020 election-inspired products, from food, apparel, totes and drinks (natch!), to help you deal with your stress, show off your civic pride and support local DMV businesses at the same time. Now that's a balanced ticket!
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A continuing series about awesome social distance activities in DC to keep you entertained during the outbreak and inspired to keep daydreaming about your next adventure in the Nation's capital  It's still April isn't it? Or is it May already?
The weekdays are starting to run together in a foggy blur, but there are plenty of virtual and social-distance-safe weekend entertainment options out there to help keep your sanity and help support local DC businesses during the coronavirus shutdown. If you've almost out of virtual museums and exhibits to explore, we've put together an itinerary of things to try, DIY and buy this weekend.  DC is rapidly gentrifying but there are still plenty of black-owned businesses to be found in Chocolate City. DC is full of unique local businesses, and among them are hotels, restaurants that you might not have known are black-owned.
So in honor of Black History Month, here's how to spend a weekend supporting black-owned businesses in DC. Tis the season to shop local and shop small  It's the holiday season
And Santa Claus is coming round The christmas snow is white on the ground When old Santa gets into town. . . Nothing gets me in the holiday spirit like shopping and eating. But fighting traffic and spending hours wandering from store to store in search of the perfect gift, only to go home virtually empty-handed without anyone crossed off your list can turn anyone into a Scrooge. Sure, there’s online shopping, but scrolling through websites doesn’t exactly put you in the holiday spirit. This year, ditch your normal shopping routine, and visit one of DC’s holiday markets with one-of-a-kind items, entertainment, and tasty goodies to help fuel your day of browsing. Let's go shopping! |
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