Dear Journalists,
Think Washington, DC for travel stories this fall and beyond. Here’s why:
• Headline-worthy hotels are generating buzz. DC's first Arlo is expecting to open this fall. The new construction incorporates a building that has stood since 1882 and features a wraparound terrace. In addition, the luxurious Salamander Washington, DC anticipates completing its phased enhancements, with a two-story spa and highly anticipated restaurant from acclaimed chef Kwame Onwuachi.
• New attractions await, including "The People's House: A White House Experience," opening Sept. 23 at 1700 Pennsylvania Avenue (free entry with timed passes). A new centerpiece to the World War I Memorial, "A Soldier's Journey," will be installed Sept. 13 as the highest free-standing bronze sculpture in the western hemisphere.
• DC boasts a busy list of noteworthy exhibits, festivals and events. Theatre Week kicks off Sept. 26 with more than 30 productions offering $20/$40/$60 pricing. Matthew Broderick makes his Shakespeare Theatre Company debut in political satire, "Babbitt." The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, celebrating its 50th anniversary, welcomes "Osgemeos: Endless Story," the largest U.S. exhibition of work by the famed Brazilian Pandolfo twins.
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Warm regards,
Danielle Davis
Vice President of Communications
