Whether you’re looking to get in on all of the holiday festivities, or you’re looking for any excuse to get away from your in-laws for a bit, we’ve got you covered on where to go to make the most of your holiday experience in DC.   1. National Christmas Tree …

The Sitar Arts Center had its annual holiday party last night and in true artistic fashion, it was a colorfully vibrant event. The Arts Center is the leading funder of arts education for underprivileged youth in Washington, DC. Hosted by President of the Board, Dave DeSantis and his partner, Todd …

The holiday of thanks is upon us. One of the things we’re most thankful for is the precious time in which families and friends come together for one giant, gluttonous, forced, drunken, argument-induced meal. A night where bonds are formed, feuds are solidified, and awkwardness runs rampant. That’s right- it’s …

Remember a couple of months ago when we all celebrated Fiscal Cliffmass? Well, Congress was at it again this month with news that the White House was considering cancelling the annual Easter Egg Roll due to the sequester. Luckily the roll will go on, but as the sequester continues, other holidays might not get so lucky. Here are some thoughts on what could happen to the holiday industry: New Year’s Eve. Ball Drop? Don’t think so. Also, celebrations have been sequestered so parties won’t start till 11:50 p.m. and will end promptly at 12:05 a.m. Prepare for Andre instead of Dom. Valentine’s Day. CBO is projecting that budget gifts and wilted bargain barrel flowers will result in a significantly higher number of single individuals in the next Census. Saint Patrick’s Day. None of the rainbows will end in a pot o’ gold. Easter. In addition to no White House Easter Egg Roll, the budget for Bo’s bunny ears will undoubtedly be impacted.

Due to the fact that fiscal cliff negotiations may ruin many holiday plans this year for our friends on Capitol Hill, we felt it appropriate to celebrate this exciting time of the year with a holiday-inspired board game. What better way to spend the holidays than with all your FamousDC …

December is such a lovely time in DC – the city is decorated beautifully and most hotels, restaurants and bars offer plenty of merriment while showcasing exquisite decorations. The weekend is here again and the city is your oyster. So, get out there and enjoy all it offers this holiday season. After all, it’s the ending weekend of Chanukah and just one more week before Christmas!

Photo by: Christopher Gindlesperger, aka NotNotGindy It is hot in Washington, D.C. Damn hot. Even the occasional breeze is on strike and not showing up. Do you know what goes well with sweltering heat? American Flag Apparel. The 4th of July tourists are ironing their favorite red, white, and blue …

Did you sneak out any press releases on Christmas? [debt limit ] Did you make the fantasy football playoffs & barely lose in the semi-finals because of a kicker? [damn it Longwell ] Did you survive the DC blizzard? [thunder snow ] Did you tear up during the presentation? [Heisman …

Mrs. O: Pictures of the wonderful White House holiday decorations

We’re taking the afternoon off to explore new lands.

Here’s an exclusive look at the Obama Transition Team’s Holiday card at Santa’s expense.

The US Chamber party is full.  Proof is below. From: [email protected] To: ——————————— Sent: Tue Dec 09 15:26:08 2008 Subject: Cancel Confirmation … Thank you for your interest in the U.S. Chamber 2008 Holiday Reception. … We regret that restrictions on the size of this year’s gathering prevent us from …

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We’ll be back after the holiday weekend.