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From Christmas to Black History Month and New Year's Eve to Valentine's Day, there are literally hundreds of reasons to celebrate in Washington, DC during the winter season.
Winter HAPPENINGS
The winter is a wonderful time to visit Washington, DC. The crowds are a bit thinner after the holiday rush, but there’s still plenty to see and do in January and February!
- SCULPTURE GARDEN ICE RINK
National Gallery of Art
Through Mid-March (weather permitting)
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- WINTER RESTAURANT WEEK
Citywide
Jan. 9-15
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- WASHINGTON AUTO SHOW
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Jan. 27-Feb. 5
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- CHINESE NEW YEAR PARADE
Chinatown
Jan. 29
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- DATE NIGHTS DC
Citywide
Feb. 1-29
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- INTERNATIONAL WINE AND FOOD FESTIVAL
Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center
Feb. 11-12
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- SNAPSHOT: PAINTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY,
BONNARD TO VUILLARD
The Phillips Collection
Feb. 4-May 6
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- COSSI FAN TUTTE,
WASHINGTON NATIONAL OPERA
The Kennedy Center
Feb. 13-March 11
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- DC INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL
Citywide
Feb. 29-March 4
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Washington, DC celebrates black history year-round, but February is a particularly compelling time to explore the city’s historic sites. From the brand new Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial to the ongoing Civil War to Civil Rights initiative, the nation’s capital holds an important place in African American history and culture.
WHERE TO STAY
Whether you want a no-frills hotels or one with every amenity imaginable, book your stay through washington.org for great deals and fun perks. Book a three-night weekend stay (including a Thursday or Sunday night) and receive up to 30% off. Rates start as low as $99 per night. | Book now! 
WHERE TO DINE
DC’s dining scene is fast becoming one of the best in the nation. From celebrity chefs to homegrown favorites, the best of the best are setting up shop in the nation’s capital. Be sure and make time to break bread during your DC break this winter. And, for even more food-focused recommendations, visit DCEats.org, our dedicated website to all things dining and drinking. | Read more... 
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