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For some of the best pizza south of NYC, head to & Pizza, where even former New Yorkers rave about the pies. All of the pizzas here are hand crafted with the utmost care, and use only the freshest ingredients. Here, you can truly craft your perfect pie — choose your dough (wheat, regular or multigrain), select your cheese (includes home made mozzarella and asiago), and then select your toppings.
The pie is made before your eyes, put on a conveyor belt and is set in the oven — all while you watch! Once your pie bakes, you can choose to finish it off with infused olive oil, fresh herbs, and even chopped olives. Best of all, you get all this for around $9! The pies are a nice size — more than enough for one hungry person, or big enough to share.
& Pizza
1118 H Street NE
Washington, DC 20002
(202) 733-1285
andpizza.com
www.yelp.com/biz/h-and-pizza-washington
Get an intimate view of history at Washington, D.C.'s National Museum of American History. Featuring an array of touchstones, from military and political history to pop culture staples, this museum allows visitors to travel back through time in a sense.
The collections encompass a range of fascinating subject matter. The advertising collection goes through the history of persuasive items meant to entice Americans. The currency collection shows how money has changed America, and how currency itself has changed since the inception of the country. The agriculture exhibit puts the emphasis on the role farmer’s play in our society, while the popular entertainment collection showcases an array of distinctly American personalities who’ve hit it big over the years.
Visit the museum's website to find out more!
National Museum of American History
1400 Constitution Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20004
(202) 357-1300
http://americanhistory.si.edu/
http://www.yelp.com/biz/national-museum-of-american-history-washington
Connect with nature at the Rock Creek Park Nature Center and Planetarium, which serves as the visitor center to Rock Creek Park. Visitors of all ages will enjoy the free exhibits on native wildlife, as well as watching turtles and reptiles that now call the center home. The Discovery Room offers interactive environmental education for young children through kids in middle school.
The Nature Center houses a free planetarium that offers both children and adult programming, including a Seasonal Night Sky presentation on the weekend – check their website for times and special features. If you love wishing upon a star, come by for an evening stargazing session once a month in the Spring, Summer and Fall.
Short, self-guided nature trails surround the visitors’ center, but there are over 32 miles of trails throughout the park – many which wind along the shady creek.
Rock Creek Park Nature Center and Planetarium
5200 Glover Road NW
Washington, DC 20015
(202) 895-6070
www.nps.gov/rocr/planyourvisit/naturecenter.htm
www.yelp.com/biz/rock-creek-park-nature-center-washington
We wish you and your loved ones all a very happy and safe holiday season.
To our residents: Preventative maintenance will be beginning in January. We will be visiting each apartment home to ensure everything is in working order and to change out air filters. These are done to keep everything running smoothly at our community. Notices will be sent 48 hours prior to the preventative maintenance being completed in your apartment home. Thank you for your cooperation and for calling Marketplace your home!
Planning a party can be expensive, but all it takes is a bit of time and creativity to make DIY decorations that hardly cost a thing. Here are some festive centerpieces and décor ideas that will spice up your next party on a budget.
Romantic Table Runner [Pinterest]
This vintage-inspired table runner is ideal for casual weddings, anniversary parties and any other time that you want to add a look of romance to a celebration. By simply attaching antique lace doilies in a haphazard row, you can create a truly custom table runner.
Pennant Bunting [Pinterest]
Long strings of retro pennants are some of this year’s most popular décor crazes because they’re so simple to make. Collect some scrap fabric or bunting in colors that match your party’s theme, and then cut them into pennant shapes for a designer-inspired decoration without spending a dime.
Metallic Flower Vases [Real Simple]
Turn some old coffee canisters into luxurious centerpieces with the addition of a bit of metallic spray paint. Simply spray the canisters in alternating shades of gold, silver or bronze and fill them with your favorite flowers.
Floating Balloon Vases [Real Simple]
For a truly festive birthday party centerpiece, try filling a clear glass vase with colorful mini balloons. Best of all, there’s absolutely no helium required.
Located near the Capitol building in D.C., Charlie Palmer Steak stays true to its founder’s wishes to operate a world-class restaurant for everyday dining and special occasions. And there’s always something special happening, be it a holiday menu or even special presidential entrees leading up to an inauguration.
Charlie Palmer's lunch-time prix fixe menu offers a different first, main and dessert course every day. And wait until you try Charlie Palmer for dinner! The award winning wine list is on display above a pond in the modern, comfortable dining room. On the menu is an array of steaks, and whether you get a rib eye, NY strip, Filet or Porterhouse for two, you’ll be sure to get a great cut of steak, expertly prepared.
Visit Charlie Palmer Steak's website to learn more about this Washington restaurant.
Charlie Palmer Steak
101 Constitution Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 547-8100
http://www.yelp.com/biz/charlie-palmer-steak-washington
We hope everyone has a wonderful day surrounded by family and friends! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Lovers of fine art have found a home at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Focusing primarily on American work, this branch of the Smithsonian features work from many eclectic artists through both permanent collections and rotating exhibits.
With over 7,000 artists represented here the American Art Museum is a like a master class on American artists, from contemporary masters such as the world renowned Christo to the quiet, understated elegance of Edward Hopper. There are also quite a few multimedia presentations, including films, sculpture, and other means of expression. Of course, the beauty and majesty extends beyond the art work housed here.
Be sure to visit the rooftop courtyard for an unbelievable view of the District!
Smithsonian American Art Museum
8th Street & F Street NW
Washington, DC 20560
(202) 357-1300
http://americanart.si.edu/
http://www.yelp.com/biz/smithsonian-american-art-museum-washington
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