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Guide to Washington Dc GUIDE TO WASHINGTON D.C. THE LADY-DATEJUST The classically feminine Rolex, sized and styled to perfectly match its wearer since 1957. It doesn’t just tell time. It tells history. SEE OYSTER PERPETUAL LADY-DATEJUST 28 THE CLASSICS WITH YOUTHFUL VIBES EXPERIENCE TOP THINGS TO DO THIS FALL DRINK NOVEMBER 2018 TEA HOUSES FOR rolex oyster perpetual and datejust are ® trademarks. wheretraveler.com WARMING UP 02 EDITOR‘S NOTE 32 THE FIX November Where Washington, D.C. 04 TOP 5 What’s trending now, from fall fashion inspo to seasonal festivals and pumpkin pie spiced treats 06 CALENDAR This month’s hot tickets, including lady, ruby red footwear making a 08 CULTURE IS #LIT From cast member mixers to craft beer get-togethers, D.C.’s new ways to woo the young (and the young at heart). 10 Shop 28 Art 12 Food 30 Map 26 Scene FALL GUIDE 20 Sights ON THE COVER The Jefferson Memorial framed by Autumn leaves at the Tidal Basin. ©ORHAN CAM/SHUTTERSTOCK ©ORHAN CAM/SHUTTERSTOCK YOUR TRAVELING COMPANION SINCE 1936® November 2018 WASHINGTON, D.C. EDITORIAL & DESIGN GROUP EDITOR Anne Kim-Dannibale here’s nothing quite like taking in the classics, whether it’s ART DIRECTOR Dusty Martin CONTRIBUTING WRITER Amy Alipio a play by Shakespeare, an opera by Puccini or a ballet by T CIRCULATION Tchaikovsky. But let’s face it, sometimes these productions CIRCULATION MANAGER Irena Laster can feel, well, a little too tried and true. In Washington, classical ADVERTISING organizations are injecting a youthful vibe into their programming JAMES G. ELLIOTT CO., INC. #SeizeTheStay EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Pat O’Donnell ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Jeryl Parade I love the bustle with fresh performances and even social events that draw the area’s 860.830.1792, [email protected] of city life, but a young (and young at heart). a space to enjoy French cuisine ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Christopher Dunham Saturday spent in with a great wine selection 203.994.1883, [email protected] & craft cocktails in a vintage attic The next time you head over to the Kennedy Center or Folger MORRIS VISITOR PUBLICATIONS Middleburg, Virginia’s decor, a cosy atmosphere “horse country,” Theatre, look for off -stage gatherings, like meet-the-cast mixers and with intimate ambiance MVP | EXECUTIVE on the vibrant H street corridor with its charming even happy hours and ice cream socials. Just turn to page 8 to fi nd PRESIDENT Donna W. Kessler main street shops CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Dennis Kelly out how D.C.’s cultural landscape is “lit.” VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS Angela E. Allen and restaurants, HEAD OF DIGITAL Richard H. Brashear II can be rejuvenating, This month highlights other productions, too, like festivals DIRECTOR OF CIRCULATION Scott Ferguson especially during and foodie events that take full advantage of the season. As we MVP | CREATIVE crisp November days. CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICER Haines Wilkerson wheretraveler.com/ settle into November and fall (my favorite), let us help you plan OPEN BRUNCH EDITOR IN CHIEF Margaret Martin TUESDAY 502 H STREET NE | WASHINGTON, DC 20002 SATURDAY DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Isaac Arjonilla seizethestay your social calendar with our picks for top things to see and do this THRU & Beverly Mandelblatt SUNDAY 202.544.4999 | www.legrenierdc.com SUNDAY CREATIVE COORDINATOR month, plus a roundup of some of our favorite spots MVP | MANUFACTURING & PUBLICATION SERVICES for a spot of tea (page 32)—the perfect way to cap a DIRECTOR OF MANUFACTURING Donald Horton PUBLICATION SERVICES DIRECTOR Karen Fralick gorgeous autumn day in the nation’s capital. 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RODARTE, SPRING/SUMMER 2018 BACK- STAGE; PHOTO ©AUTUMN DE WILDE IN NOVEMBER Custom Cocktails All month Head mixologist Frankie Jones shakes things up with a custom mixology class. From $75. www.occidentaldc.com “Eye to I” Opens Nov. 4 The National Portrait Gallery takes a look at the old-school Free. www.npg.si.edu Capital Food Fight Nov. 8 Celebrity guests judge culinary battles, 2 Alexandria Film Festival Nov. 8-11 M 0 around the world get the spotlight in historic Old Town. S Oyster Riot Nov. 16-17 S O Ebbitt Restaurant to slurp November at a Glance award-winning wines. $150. Nov. 17 & 25 All month www.ebbitt.com Michelle Obama Dorothy’s Ruby Slippers “Beetlejuice” Naturally D.C. is one of only The iconic shoes return Through Nov. 18 cities to host the former fi rst T B lady on her nationwide book a demented demon hits the National Theatre stage. Tickets tour. And despite the arena setting, Obama promises an the museum’s slippers intimate chat about the insights are actually mismatched. she shares in her new book, Free. American His- Chuck Brown Band “Becoming.” From $29.50. 8 M, 1 Nov. 21 T C A NW, pm. Capital One Arena, 601 F DC St. NW, 202.628.3200, 202.633.1000, american- 20 capitalonearena.viewlift.com history.si.edu www.pearlstreetwarehouse.com For a full calendar of events, go to wheretraveler.com/washington-dc/local-events (FROM TOP) ©MILLER MOBLEY; ©RICHARD STRAUSS/SMITHSONIAN ©RICHARD MOBLEY; ©MILLER TOP) (FROM 7th Street NW, Crystal City, Union Station, Reagan National www.legalseafoods.com 6 WHERE I NOVEMBER 2018 REMEMBER WHEN the Google Art Selfie went viral and everyone was posting what masterpiece they resembled? (Mine was Gauguin’s “Two Breton Girls by the Sea.”) By reaching out in creative ways to younger audiences, Washington’s classical arts organizations hope to generate that same kind of meme-worthy excitement around D.C.’s culture scene. For example, the Kennedy Center has introduced new events focusing on com- edy, hip-hop and contemporary music. Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company offers pre-show ice cream socials. And Shakespeare Theatre Company pairs Culture Is #Lit happy-hour drinks at its Forum bar with performances by local musicians, dancers From cast member mixers to craft beer get-togethers, and puppeteers. D.C.’s classical institutions are finding new ways to woo Even opera is mixing it up with millen- Even—or especially—if they’re in the MIXIN' IT UP nials. Washington National Opera’s young virtual world. “By investing more in digital At Folger Theatre’s “Brews the young (and the young at heart). professionals group, BravO, plans a variety marketing and our web and social media and Banter” get-togethers, By Amy Alipio of events to introduce people under 40 presence, we are able to reach new audi- audiences sip craft beer, to the original sopranos. A recent talk ex- ences through a diverse array of chan- mingle with cast members and gain insights into cur- plored the relevance of the #MeToo move- nels,” Burke says. rent productions; (Opposite) ment to Puccini’s “Tosca.” At a party on Arts organizations also know it’s not just The Kennedy Center’s con- board a Potomac cruise boat or a casual the programming and venue that need temporary music program get-together at a Watergate bar, BravO to appeal, but the price. Most performing brings today’s hitmakers, members enjoy the chance to mingle with arts organizations, from the Shakespeare- like Solange Knowles, to young opera artists. focused Folger Theatre to historic Ford’s the historic stage.
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