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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. PLAY UPDATED HOLIDAY TRADITIONS EAT SWEET CRAVINGS DO OYSTER PERPETUAL LADY-DATEJUST 28 WHAT’S TRENDING THIS SEASON PROMOTION DECEMBER 2018 George Washington’s Mount Vernon paints a rolex oyster perpetual and datejust are ® trademarks. wheretraveler.com peaceful holiday picture when covered with snow. 02 EDITOR NOTE December Where Washington, D.C. 32 THE FI 04 TOP 5 What’s trending now, from city streets and stages all aglow to comfort foods for the soul 06 CALENDAR This month’s must-sees, including a circus on ice, a pop-up craft shop at the Smithsonian and N 08 GETTIN’ REEL Washington, D.C., goes H and festivals. 10 Shop 28 Art 12 Food 30 Maps WINTER GUIDE 20 Sights 26 Scene NOVEMBER 27 - DECEMBER 30 COVER PROMOTION George Washington’s Mount eNationalDC.com Vernon dazzles during the holiday season with candlelight tours, COT-TO-COTITOC DD ECOR CityCenterDC YOUR TRAVELING COMPANION SINCE 1936® December 2018 WASHINGTON, D.C. There’s no question that Washington, D.C., is rich IN THE WORLD Where is an inter national network of with history and tradition, especially during the magazines fi rst published in 1936 EDITORIAL & DESIGN holidays. But along with tree trimming parties and distributed in over 4,000 leading hotels in more than 50 GROUP EDITOR Anne Kim-Dannibale and caroling, denizens are also engaging in new places around the world. Look ART DIRECTOR Dusty Martin for us when you visit any of the CONTRIBUTING WRITER Amy Alipio following cities, or plan ahead for customs, like donning a bathing suit and running CIRCULATION your next trip by visiting us online CIRCULATION MANAGER Irena Laster through a maze of ice! Learn all about unconven- at wheretraveler.com. UNITED STATES Alaska, Atlanta, ADVERTISING tional ways to observe the season on page 8. Baltimore, Boston, Charleston, JAMES G. ELLIOTT CO., INC. Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, With the holidays in full Of course, we’ve also got plenty of recom- EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Pat O’Donnell Indianapolis, Jacksonville/St. Oc- ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Jeryl Parade toberine/Amelia Island, Las Vegas, all manner of spirit- mendations for the tried and true. Just turn to the 860.830.1792, [email protected] Los Angeles, Maui, Miami, Min- ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Christopher Dunham lifting things to do. One Calendar on page 6. neapolis/St. Paul, New Orleans, 203.994.1883, [email protected] of my favorites is to hit New York, Oahu, Orange County Whether your celebrations are decades-old or (CA), Orlando, Philadelphia, MORRIS VISITOR PUBLICATIONS the outdoor bazaars, Phoenix/Scottsdale, San Diego, like the Downtown just beginning, we wish you the best of the season. San Francisco, Seattle, St. Louis, MVP | EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT Donna W. Kessler Holiday Market in D.C. Tampa, Tucson, Washington, D.C. ASIA Singapore AUSTRALIA CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Dennis Kelly at 8th and F sts. NW. Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS Angela E. Allen Richard H. Brashear II wheretraveler.com/ Sydney CANADA Calgary, HEAD OF DIGITAL DIRECTOR OF CIRCULATION Scott Ferguson seizethestay. 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During the Coral Springs DEC 31 Costa Mesa DEC 29 day, meet Aladdin the Camel Fort Myers DEC 29 and enjoy chocolate-making Hartford JAN 5 demonstrations, festive Los Angeles DEC 30 Miami DEC 30 music and more. On weekend New Brunswick DEC 31 evenings, celebrate an New York JAN 1 Philadelphia DEC 29 18th-century Christmas with San Diego JAN 1 candlelight tours, or watch Sarasota JAN 2 MVP | WASHINGTON, D.C. West Palm Beach JAN 1 1455 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 457, Washington, D.C. 20004 Christmas Illuminations. 202.349.9858 In Canada: Calgary, Edmonton, MORRIS COMMUNICATIONS Hamilton, Montréal, Ottawa, Mount Vernon is open 365 CHAIRMAN William S. Morris III Québec, Toronto & Vancouver days a year, including Dec. 25. PRESIDENT & CEO William S. Morris IV Tickets, videos and more at Learn more at mountvernon. 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Reproduction in whole or in part strictly prohibited. 2 WHERE I DECEMBER 2018 3 DECEMBER 2018 WASHINGTON D.C. 1 All Aglow The spirit of the season lights up the capital with holiday traditions old and new, like ZooLights at the National Zoo (pictured). 2 Warming Trend Old Man Winter’s bite has Washingtonians heading inside top-shelf cocktail bars pouring soul-warming concoctions. 3 Food for Comfort Diet fads may have been trending in summer, but this month, foodies are sitting down to satisfying comfort meals. 4 Light It Up The District’s always- thrilling theater scene heats up with showstoppers and thought-provokers all around town. 5 Shop Small In this season of giving, supporting the mom-and-pop stores from Georgetown to downtown feels especially good. COT-TO-COTITOC IN DECEMBER Ballston Quarter All month Arlington, Virginia’s new- est mixed-use complex combines interactive experi- ences (star in a movie!) with top restaurants and bars. www.ballstonquarter.com Metrocooking DC Dec. 1-2 Emeril Lagasse joins celeb chefs like Jacques Pepin and Carla Hall for demos, tast- ings and more. From $21.50. www.metrocookingdc.com Bob Woodward Dec. 7 Radio host Kojo Nnamdi chats with the legendary journalist. $55-$75. www. thelincolndc.com Kwanzaa Celebration Dec. 15-16 Dancers twirl through the seven principles of the cul- tural holiday. $15-$30. www. danceplace.org Cat Power Dec. 16 The songstress serenades with selections from “Wan- six years. $40. www.930.com December at a Glance Dec. 5-9 Dec. 1-2 The Hip Hop Nutcracker Dec. 18-19 “Crystal” Native Art Market MC Kurtis Blow presides over a twist on the Tchai- Cirque du Soleil’s fi rst Artisans from the kovsky classic. $30-$60. production on ice follows Americas offer their www.strathmore.org the title character through handiwork in pottery, jewelry and intricately a surreal frozen world fi lled First Night with pro skaters performing beaded objects. Free Dec. 31 the company’s signature jaw- entry. American Indian Old Town in Alexandria, Vir- dropping acrobatics. Prices/ Museum, 4th St. and ginia, rings in the New Year times vary. Capital One Arena, Independence Ave. with musical shows capped SW, 202.633.1000, 601 F St. NW, 202.628.3200, D capitalonearena.viewlift.com americanindian.si.edu nightalexandria.org For a full calendar of events, go to wheretraveler.com/washington-dc/local-events (FROM TOP) ©MATT BEARD; ©O. PALSSON/FLICKR, CREATIVE COMMONS CREATIVE PALSSON/FLICKR, ©O. BEARD; ©MATT TOP) (FROM 7th Street NW, Crystal City, Union Station, Reagan National www.legalseafoods.com 6 WHERE I DECEMBER 2018 Georgetown GLOW 2017 WE CAN’T COUNT ON A WHITE CHRISTMAS here in the nation’s capital. (The National Weather Service estimates that snow falls on Dec. 25 in D.C. about once every 14-15 years.) But we can count on our uniquely local holiday traditions. SIGNS OF THE TIMES Nearby, “A Christmas Carol” has played MERRYMAKING Washingtonians spark the holiday season out its tale of redemption at historic Ford’s Time-tested or unconven- with the National Tree Lighting ceremony, a Theatre for more than 35 years. But since tional, these seasonal sights tradition that dates to 1923, when President 2004, the cast has reflected the faces of delight—all for free. Calvin Coolidge lit a 48-foot fir tree on the D.C. “We prioritize casting locally and CITYCENTERDC Ellipse south of the White House. Also on feel that it’s important for our cast to be DECORATIONS All month, the Ellipse, the equally spectacular lighting representative of who we are as a nation the luxury retail center spar- of the National Menorah follows this year on and a community,” says the theater’s kles with Instagrammable Dec. 2, an annual event that President Jimmy director, Paul R. Tetreault. For the past light displays, family-friendly Carter initiated in 1979. three years, acclaimed African-American events and a stunning tree. Locals also know to look for the actor Craig Wallace has played Ebenezer 10th & H sts. NW, 202.289.9000, theme of this year’s holiday decorations Scrooge. For the past 10 years, the citycenterdc.com at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. First Lady company has also solicited donations at HOLIDAY BOAT Jacqueline Kennedy started the tradition curtain call for a Washington charity. This PARADE On Dec. 1, The for the official White House Christmas year, donations support the Homeless Wharf turns into a hub of tree in 1961—she went with the can’t-lose Children’s Playtime Project.
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    Northern Virginia New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q18 ID PROPERTY UNITS 101 Metropolitan Park Phase 8 361 102 Pen Place Residential 300 1 Rivergate 402 103 Wellington Phase II, The 401 2 Thornton, The 439 104 5000 Echols Avenue Phase II 50 3 Arcadia Run Phase III 72 105 Columbia Pike & Greenbrier 80 78 4 672 Flats 173 106 Oakville Triangle 400 5 Signature, The 508 107 Braddock Gateway Phase II 255 6 VY at Reston Heights 385 108 Braddock Gateway Phase III 288 17879 7 Silver Collection at Celebrate 278 109 Crowne Plaza Hotel Redevelopment 293 8 Modera Mosaic Phase II 222 110 200 Stovall St. 100 9 Dalton, The 270 111 Hoffman Town Center 400 10 Hanover House 53 112 Hoffman Town Center Block 5 260 72 76 125 11 Station on Silver 400 113 Arden Building A 79 74 127 12 Rixey, The 267 114 Huntington Crossing 364 90 132 188 126 13 Abberly Waterstone 288 115 Picket Place 2400 169 73 50 130 14 Overture Fair Ridge 200 75 128 116 2000 North Beauregard 300 171 173 190142 20 52 29 15 Rosslyn Plaza Phase II 250 117 Beauregard Town Center 573 168 167 131 54 187 Total Lease-Up 4,207 118 2636 Wilson Blvd 135 175 51 129 16 Sur, The 360 93 189 135 119 1400 Key Blvd 274 174 163 194 165164 13313453 17 Altaire, The 453 120 Clarendon Silver Diner 200 172 5 69 140 18 730 - 750 North Glebe 483 121 Clarendon West 247 158 65 19 Boro, The 835 70 166 26 122 Clarendon West Phase II 337 64 11154156 193 161 66 157 20 Gateway at King, The 352 123 Kirkwood Road 220 162 68 21 Excelsior Parc 457 124 Rosslyn Building - East Redevelopment 407 77 153 6 159 22