Washington DC Things to Do

Located in Washington DC, the Washington National Cathedral is an Episcopal church with services based on the Book of Common Prayer. That being said, it is a house of prayer open to all faiths and creeds with a commitment to interfaith dialogue and understand between religions.

Those visiting Washington D.C. who are interested in the arts — particularly Shakespeare — may want to spend a few hours exploring the Folger Shakespeare Library. This independent research library is committed to preserving, showcasing and making understandable Shakespeare’s writings as well as early modern European cultures.

Fall is a great time to visit Washington DC. The trees begin to shed their leaves, the air turns cool, and the hard heat of the summer is at an end. The whole town appears more peaceful. Fall in DC is a great time to get out of the house and explore some of the finer things to do in the area.

Washington DC’s Shakespeare Theatre Company was recently awarded the 2012 Regional Theatre Tony Award for its continued excellence in theatre production. Their latest endeavor is Shakespeare’s All’s Well That Ends Well, and it can be seen at the Sidney Herman Hall.

In May of every year, embassies in Washington DC loosen their belts and bust out their welcome signs. Sure you’ll probably still get the good ol’ security search, but it’s worth it for a little backstage viewing of some fascinating buildings, yummy food, and general international merriment.