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Welcome to Washington DC 5 reasons to Love Gay DC

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top DC Eateries11

the guide to DC Nightlife12

Norfolk, VA Gay Getaway 14

DC happenings13

Dynamic & Diverse Arlington, VA16Where the girls Are10Accomodations guide18

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Washington DCHere’s why we love gay DC (and you should, too)Welcome to the “gayest city in America” – at least, according to the New York Times and The Advocate. We think they’re absolutely right: Here, the LGBT community is out and proud, celebrating events like Capital Pride every June, as well as hosting a plethora of other LGBT-themed gatherings and festivals throughout the year. That’s because DC is nestled in one of the most LGBT-friendly regions in the country, and with 17 openly gay elected officials, DC enjoys a fabulously gay-friendly city government. Here are just a few more reasons to love the gayest place in America.

You can play with one— or more than one— of DC’s 33 gay sports teams. TeamDC.org/team-links

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While the ripples of marriage equality are reverberating across the nation, DC, as home to the Supreme Court, will be ground zero when a marriage equality decision comes from the highest court. Are you planning to be here?

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After nearly three years in exile, the DC eagle is back in a new, three-story location full of bears, otters, cubs...and other manly wildlife. Sounds like a new place for Mid-Atlantic Leather parties.

While DC is pretty gay in and of itself, it never hurts to sample the gay meccas nearby, including Philly and New York. In fact, we calculated 20 unique ways to get up to the Big Apple, averaging just about 4 hours—perfect for a weekend trip.

Last year, Minneapolis-St. Paul beat out DC as fittest city in the nation, according to the American College of Sports Medicine. In 2015, DC is stronger than ever, coming in first thanks to a big network of walking and cycling paths, wide sidewalks and, most of all, plenty of parks.

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DC: Culturally Queer

A seat of power for over 230 years, Washington, DC, brims with history and culture, much of it related to the experiences and struggles of the LGBT community. So regardless of what you’re “into,” Washington has just the thing for you. Art? Sculpture? Music? Big, pointy objects? It’s all here.

1: Celebrating LGBT History Brush up on your LGBT history with visits to the National Museum of American History, where you’ll find paraphernalia from the hit show Will & Grace, plus a whole slew of LGBT cultural artifacts. Afterward, be sure to stop by the National Women’s History Museum. After all that learning, why not, go ahead and grab a drink at Nellie’s.

2: Queer Art & Film This year’s Fringe! Queer Film and Arts Fest kicks off in November with events in cinemas, art galleries, pop-up venues and basement clubs throughout the city. FringeFilmFest.com

3: Can You Say “Oooh, la, la”? That’s what we’d be saying if we were in Paris, most certainly a setting of at least one of the films in this year’s Reel Affirmations International Film Fest, August 28 - 30, at the Tivoli Theatre. The Fest features documentary, short and feature films from all over the world. ReelAffirmations.org

4: Kink 101 Politicians are kinkier than you think: DC’s annual Mid-Atlantic Leather competition, one of the largest leather gathering on the East Coast, regularly welcomes more than 3,000 kinky compatriots. LeatherWeekend.com

5: Showtunes? Here Are The Experts With over 300 members and more than 60 performances each year, you’re sure to catch a showstopping number (and probably a nice shimmy or two) from the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, the largest gay chorus in the country. GMCW.org

Fringe! Queer Art & Film Fest Photo: David Thorley Photography

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Gallery of Art, in Washington, DC

Remembrance to Promote EqualityThe United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, located just a few blocks from the Washington Monument and World War II Memorial in Washington, DC, is itself a memorial to more than just the 6 million Jews killed in the Holocaust, documenting all victims of Nazi persecution including the LGBT community.

Current Exhibit: The “Killing Fields,” 40 Years LaterFour decades after mass violence began in Cambodia, the Museum looks at what happened before, during, and after the atrocities. For the first time since it opened in 1993, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is providing content for the public detailing the mass killings of Cambodians under the Khmer Rouge regime and the attempts to hold the perpetrators accountable. Find more information at ushmm.org.

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5 To-Do’s that Won’t Break the Bank

1: the view of the National Mall from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial is both stunning and romantic. From that vantage point, you can see the Washington Monument, as well as the Capitol in the distance. Visit early to watch the sun rise over the Capitol dome.

2: DC by Foot, the city’s highest-rated city tours offer pay-what-you-want adventures throughout the city, including to the National Mall, Tidal Basin and Arlington National Cemetery. Food, bike and bus tours are also available. Washington.org/ find-dc-listings/dc-foot

3: Located less than a mile east of the U.S. Capitol and just a block north of Pennsylvania Ave., Eastern Market houses a variety of local vendors peddling delectable wares. On weekends, vendors pitch tents on the sidewalks and offer an array of fabulous items, from colorful soaps and scarves to fresh vegetables.

4: Capital Bikeshare is a fun alternative to walking for out-of-towners who want to explore the city on their own terms. Visitors can purchase a one-day or three-day pass (CapitalBikeShare.com).

5: Need to burn off that big meal from the night before? Then take a run around the Tidal Basin near the Jefferson Memorial. The water and vistas of the city’s monuments are stunning any time of the year. In spring, the area is festooned with pink cherry blossoms.

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Small prices, huge flavorBiergarten haus 1355 H St NE 202.388.4053 BiergartenHaus.com Located in the heart of the booming H Street corridor, Biergarten House serves tasty, cheap German beer and Bavarian favorites on an expansive outdoor patio. Bratwurst and soft pretzels, anyone?

the Coupe 3415 11th St NW 202.290.3342 TheCoupeDC.com Located in the heart of the now-trendy Columbia Heights neighborhood,

The Coupe offers “upscale” cheap cuisine. Savor a delectable tofu quiche, or nosh on a plate of five banana pancakes, both for under $10.

the Diner 2453 18th St NW 202.232.8800 DinerDC.com A DC institution—and a fabulous gay gathering spot—The Diner serves breakfast all day, and most dishes are available for under $12.50.

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1: hamiltons 233 2nd St. NW (at Constitution Ave NW) HamiltonsDC.com | 202.347.6555 For Ladies who Love Sports: Hamiltons is a classic sports bar with a lesbian twist!

2: Number Nine 1435 P St. NW NumberNineDC.com | 202.986.0999 Sleek, attractive look, solid cocktails and extended happy hours.

3: Phase 1 of Dupont 1415 22nd St. NW Phase1DC.com | 202.974.6832 Go-go girls often gyrate atop this hip venue’s multiple bars surrounding a large dance floor.

4: the FAB Lounge 1805 Connecticut Ave. NW 202.797.1122 DC’s dyke-y dive with powerful drinks, dancing and a laid-back vibe.

Now on display, “Reporting Vietnam” explores how journalists brought news about the war to a divided nation. Opening July 31, “Nationals at 10: Baseball Makes News,” an exclusive exhibit featuring artifacts from the last decade of Nats’ baseball. More at newseum.org.

555 Pennsylvania Ave. NW I Washington, DC 888/NEWSEUM (888.639.7386) I NEWSEUM.com

Where the girls AreA guide to nightlife for lucky lesbians out and about in the nation’s capital.

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Dining in DC is an adventure – especially now, since the city’s

culinary selection has exploded and continues to grow.

Here are just a few must-visit restaurants around the DC scene.

top DC Eateries

1: Eat the Rich 1839 7th St. NW 202.316.9396 ETRBar.com Cocktails, rock-and-roll... and oysters.

2: Barcelona Wine Bar & Restaurant 1622 14th St. NW 202.588.5500 BarcelonaWineBar.com An expansive outdoor patio and Spanish-style tapas; perfect for a date night.

3: Duke’s grocery 1513 17th St. NW 202.733.5623 DukesGrocery.com Sandwiches can really be this good.

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Falafel Shop 2425 18th St. NW 202.234.1969 FalafelShop.com Foodies’ favorite stuffed pita with a choice of toppings until 4 am on weekends.

5: Annie’s Paramount Steakhouse 1609 17th St. NW 202.232.0395 AnniesDC.com A 17th Street gay institution. Open all night on weekends.

6: Kramerbooks/Afterwords Café 1517 Connecticut Ave. NW 202.387.1400 Kramers.com Literary types will love this stylish café/bookstore combo.

7: Bullfeathers 410 1st St., SE 202.484.0228 BullfeathersDC.net End your evening drinking and dining with Congressmen and staffers at this Cap Hill mainstay.

8: Bistrot du Coin 1738 Connecticut Ave., NW 202.234.6969 BistrotDuCoin.com French, fun and friendly.High-end cocktails and bar food.

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the guide to DC Nightlife

1: Bachelor’s Mill 1104 8th St. SE 202.546.5979 BachelorsMill.com Multiple bars, 2 rooftop patios and weekend dance parties.

2: Cobalt/ 30 Degrees 1639 R St. NW 202.232.4416 CobaltDC.com Hip lounge downstairs, dance club upstairs, special theme night.

3: DC Eagle 607 New York Ave. NW 202.347.6025 DCEagle.com A home for the leather and Levi crowd.

4: Delta Elite 3734 10th St. NE 202.529.0626 DeltaElite.net Friday specials for the ladies, Saturday night for the guys.

5: DiK Bar (AKA Windows) 1637 17th St. NW 202.328.0100 DupontItalianKitchen.com A comfortable bar with a welcoming come- hither style.

6: FAB Lounge 1805 Connecticut Ave. NW 202.797.1122 Mix of guys and girls, plus strong drinks.

7: Freddie’s Beach Bar & Restaurant 555 23rd St. South, Arlington, Va 703.685.0555 FreddiesBeachBar.com Beachy oasis across the Potomac; worth the trip.

8: green Lantern/tool Shed 1335 Green Ct. NW 202.347.4533 GreenLanternDC.com A regular-guy hangout in the heart of downtown DC.

9: JR’s 1519 17th St. NW 202.328.0090 jRsBar-DC.com DC’s 17th Street icon.

10: MOVA Lounge 2204 14th St. NW 202.629.3958 MovaLounge.com Swanky lounge.

1 1: the Fireplace 2161 P St. NW 202.293.1293 FirePlaceDC.com No frills bar with strong drinks and good music.

12: town Danceboutique 2009 8th St. NW 202.234.TOWN (8696) TownDC.com DC’s mega gay club; reincarnation of Nation and Traxx.

Gay bars and clubs dot the streets throughout Washington DC’s neighborhoods. Here are our favorites for a night out:

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JuneDC Capital Pride: A global showcase on the National Mall, this popular festival features several different countries and topics of focus each year. Held over several weekends, it typically overlaps with Fourth of July for some family fun while waiting for the evening fireworks.

DC Jazz Festival: Jazz lovers gather in the nation’s capital to enjoy more than 100 performances at more than 40 venues over 10 days. Jazz can be heard throughout DC’s neighborhoods and on the National Mall.

AFI Docs: Dubbed the “pre-eminent documentary festival in the U.S.” by Screen International, the AFI Docs Film Festival showcases DC’s role as “Docu-wood” during this weeklong festival. Held at AFI International in Silver Spring, Md., AFI Docs includes screenings, discussions and parties.

National Capital BBQ Battle: The contest along Pennsylvania Avenue features a cook-off between top barbecue purveyors, great barbecue restaurants from the DC region and around the country, cooking demonstrations, free food samples, and interactive cooking displays.

JulyIndependence Day Festivities: More than 100 marching band units step out at noon along Constitution Avenue for the Fourth of July parade. Musical groups entertain from mid-afternoon until evening. The National Symphony Orchestra and all-star guests perform at 8 pm. before a spectacular fireworks show at 9:20 pm.

Capital Fringe Festival:   Audiences can choose from more than 500 audacious and inventive performances of theater, dance, music, poetry and puppetry performed by more than 120 local, national and international artists at more than 30 of the city’s unique venues.

AugustRestaurant Week Metro DC: For one week in August—and one in January—more than 200 of DC’s best restaurants offer prix fixe meals. Don’t miss this chance to dine at some of the city’s most buzzed-about restaurants.

Reel Affirmations: Washington, DC’s International LGBT Film Festival: The largest GLBT event in DC, this film festival showcases edgy and evocative works by LGBT filmmakers on touchy and timely topics.

SeptemberNational Symphony Orchestra Labor Day Concert: The National Symphony Orchestra performs a free concert on Sunday, September 06 beginning at 8 pm at the US Capitol Building - West Lawn (Labor Day Weekend).

DC Blues Festival: The nation’s capital celebrates the blues with the annual DC Blues Festival. The one-day event features a who’s who in the jazz world. Plus, kids will love the family-friendly workshops and instrument “petting zoo.”

National Book Festival: The Library of Congress hosts a celebration of books and reading on the National Mall. The event features award-winning authors, illustrators, poets, readings, signings and family-friendly activities.

H Street Festival: Discover what H Street, an area known for its performing arts venues and quirky nightclubs, and its surrounding neighborhood has to offer at this annual fun festival.

Fiesta Musical: Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the Zoo’s Latin American-themed party. Enjoy animal demonstrations, traditional music, costumed dancers, crafts and Latin American foods.

Walkingtown DC & Bikingtown DC: It’s OK to be car-free in the nation’s capital, and Cultural Tourism DC showcases that annually with Walkingtown and Bikingtown DC. The 10-day event features walking and bike tours that introduce participants to the District’s unique neighborhoods.

OctoberWashington International Horse Show: Downtown DC welcomes Olympic-class horses and riders for jumping competitions, special exhibitions of musical freestyle dressage, bull riding, terrier races and more.

NovemberFotoweek DC: This annual celebration of photography features a photo contest and juried exhibition, gallery openings, lectures, workshops, book signings and more.

Veterans Day: Honor veterans at wreath-laying ceremonies throughout the city, including DC’s war memorials, Arlington National Cemetery and the U.S. Air Force Memorial.

International Wine & Food Festival: Sample international cuisine and premium wines from more than 100 international wineries at this culinary festival. Highlights include events at local restaurants, cooking demonstrations and a grand tasting at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center.

DecemberNational Christmas Tree Lighting: The National Christmas Tree Lighting takes place in early December on the Ellipse and is hosted by the president and First Family. Free performances continue through January on the park just south of the White House. The tree is lit nightly from dusk until 11 pm Free tickets for the Presidential tree lighting are distributed via an online lottery.

Chanukah on the Ellipse: The National Menorah, located at the park south of the White House, is lit in a special ceremony to mark the start of the holiday. The ceremony, featuring live entertainment and hot latkes and donuts, is repeated each night of Chanukah.

Downtown Holiday Market: More than 175 regional artisans, crafters and boutique businesses sell their wares at this festive holiday shopping “village.”

Holiday Happenings in Georgetown More than 50 stores offer festive shopping events and promotions in Georgetown’s quaint shopping district.

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Norfolk PrideFest

A typical Pride includes a parade, and maybe a few floats. In Norfolk, we get a little wet when we celebrate Pride, with a whole fleet of sailboats, yachts, houseboats, kayaks—you name it! Join us for this maritime celebration of LGBT equality June 27, 2015.

Art... and Waffles

Norfolk’s brand-new arts district, known as the Neon District, is “bright, fun, and thoughtful, full of laughter, hidden moments, and waffles,” according to the local news magazine AltDaily. With new restaurants, art galleries, watering holes and more,

get ready to see a side of Norfolk you never thought existed. Granby Street north of Brambleton Avenue to Virginia Beach Boulevard marks the heart of the district. NeonNFK.com

World-Class Cuisine

While you’re here, check out some of our top dining picks: Luna Maya, The Green Onion, Press 626 Café & Wine Bar, Supper (with rooftop dining) and The Mermaid Winery (Virginia’s first and only urban winery). Read more about Norfolk’s unique dining scene at VisitNorfolkToday.com/dining-guide.

Norfolk, Virginia

Home to the largest Naval base in the world, you may think the only thing going for Norfolk is that, well, it’s full of seamen. Think again: with a burgeoning arts district, world-class restaurants, and a raucous, wet Pride festival, you’re in for the time of your life in this cosmopolitan, coastal city. So hightail it by plane, train, bus or automobile (we’re less than five hours away) from your hotel in Washington, DC, down to the heart of Virginia’s Waterfront — we’ll be here waiting for you.

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JUNE 26 & 27, 2015 PRIDE FESTIVAL DOWNTOWN NORFOLK WATERFRONTDaily rail service makes it fast and easy to get to PrideFest 2015 in beautiful Norfolk, Virginia. It’s a weekend of GAY pride with live music and entertainment, a block party in historic Ghent and a colorful boat parade along our shimmering waterfront. So, come out in Norfolk and put a little gay on the Chesapeake Bay.

Find all the details at visitnorfolktoday.com. 1-800-368-3097

RIDE THE RAILS TO OUR BIG PRIDE PARTY AND SHAKE YOUR CABOOSE ALL WEEKEND LONG.

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Dynamic, Distinct and Diverse: Arlington, Virginia

Arlington is just a quick ride beneath the sparkling Potomac River via Metro’s notoriously efficient Orange, Blue, Yellow or Silver lines, or an even quicker stroll across the Key Bridge—so close, this modern Northern Virginia county might as well be part of Washington. In fact, it used to be—and still, Arlington forms an integral part of the Washington community, including the region’s burgeoning LGBT scene.

So whether you’re looking to visit D.C. itself—hotels here range from funky to swanky, and average 20 percent less than within the District—or explore this lovely state (Virginia is for lovers, after all), you’re in a prime location. Arlington boasts quick, easy access to the DuPont, Logan Circle and U Street gayborhoods, plus multiple direct routes to the National Mall and Pennsylvania Avenue, where the Capital Pride Fest is held each June.

If you’re in the mood to stay east of the Potomac, Freddie’s Beach Bar and Restaurant, located on the small-but-mighty 23rd Street restaurant strip in Crystal City, offers everything from a fabulous Champagne Sunday Brunch Buffet, to the Saturday night Drag Show (and yes, Karaoke every night).

If you love performing arts but can’t seem to leave your friends at the bar, we’ve got your solution: Synetic Theatre partners with Freddie’s for Pride Nights—$25 gets you access to a pre-show reception at the bar, with happy hour drink pricing and free appetizers! SyneticTheater.org

Nearby Signature Theatre offers their own brand of Pride Nights, with a lively one-hour post-show cocktail and hors d’oeuvres reception. Signature-Theatre.org/specialty-nights

Or, if you’re in a more athletic mood, DC Ice Breakers is an LGBT-friendly ice skating social group that meets at the Kettler Capitals Iceplex in Arlington’s Ballston Common Mall on the third Wednesday night of each month, with a social after at a local restaurant.

Plus, with museums, theaters, monuments and stunning skyline views, Arlington is its own cultural hotbed.

It’s time to check out Arlington, where you can enjoy the best of everything: the excitement of being near the history and power of the Nation’s Capital, plus the convenience, the savings and the sweeping views afforded you when staying just across the Potomac River in Arlington!

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Dynamic, Distinct and Diverse: Arlington, Virginia

Experience Arlington & D.C.

Stay, shop, dine and play in Arlington, Virginia – at the heart of the nation’s capital. With more than 40 hotels in vibrant, Metro-centered urban villages, Arlington’s home to historic treasures, world-class shopping, diverse dining and cutting-edge arts.

Check out www.stayarlington.com/lgbt or call (800) 677-6267 today for current specials. We’ll send you a free Arlington Visitors Guide too!

More than 170 storesat Fashion Centre at

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Ceviche de Pescado at Fuego Cocina y Tequileria

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Dream Girls at Tony Award® winning Signature Theatre

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Accomodations guideBeacon Hotel & Corporate Quarters 800.821.4367 | beaconhotelwdc.com

Cambria Suites Washington DC Convention Center 202.299.1188 | www.cambriadc.com

Capitol Hill Hotel, A member of the Independent Collection 202.543.6000 | capitolhillhotel-dc.com

Churchill Hotel Embassy Row 202.797.2000 | thechurchillhotel.com

Comfort Inn Downtown DC Convention Center 202.682.5300 | choicehotels.com/hotel/dc601

Courtyard Wash DC US Capital 866.941.3732 | CourtyardUSCapitol.com

Doubletree Washington 1515 Rhode Island Ave. NW 800.492.5195 | doubletreewashington.com

Fairfield Inn & Suites Washington DC Downtown 877.399.6024 | marriott.com/wasfc

Four Points by Sheraton Washington DC, Downtown 866.716.8133 | fourpointsdc.com

Georgetown Inn 866.308.8883 | georgetowninn.com

Hamilton Crowne Plaza Hotel 800.263.9802 | hamiltonhoteldc.com

Hampton Inn Washington DC - Convention Center 800.426.7866 www.washingtondc.hamptoninn.com

Hilton Garden Inn, US Capitol 202.408.4870 | www.hgiuscapitol.com

Holiday Inn Washington, DC Central White House 202.483.2000 | innDC.com

Hotel Lombardy 800.424.5486 | hotellombardy.com

Hyatt Place Washington, DC US Capitol 800.993.4751 www.hyattplacewashingtondc.com

JW Marriott Washington DC 888.904.7405 | JWMarriottDC.com

Loews Madison Hotel 800.424.8577 | loewshotels.com/Madison-Hotel

Phoenix Park Hotel 877.237.2082 www.PhoenixParkHotel.com

Renaissance Washington, DC Downtown Hotel 866.979.8055 | DCRenaissance.com

Renaissance Washington, DC Dupont Circle Hotel 877.470.9997 | DCRenaissance.com

Sofitel Lafayette Square 202.730.8800 | sofitelwashingtondc.com

St. Gregory Luxury Hotel & Suites 800.829.5034 | stgregoryhotelwdc.com

The Embassy Row Hotel 855.893.1011 | embassyrowhotel.com

The Fairfax at Embassy Row 202.293.2100 | fairfaxhoteldc.com

The George, a Kimpton Hotel 800.576.8331 | hotelgeorge.com

The Jefferson Hotel 202.448.2300 | www.jeffersondc.com

The Mayflower Renaissance Washington, DC Hotel 888.634.3614 | RenaissanceMayflower.com

The Melrose Georgetown Hotel 800.MELROSE | melrosehoteldc.com

The Quincy 202.223.4320 | thequincy.com

Washington Marriott at Metro Center 888.787.1957 | MetroCenterMarriott.com

Washington Marriott Georgetown 877.607.1472 | WashingtonMarriott.com

Washington Marriott Wardman Park 877.251.3476 | WardmanParkMarriott.com

Westin Washington DC City Center 888.627.9035 www.westinwashingtondccitycenter.com

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More than 38 million individuals have been transformed by visiting this living memorial to the Holocaust. Come DISCOVER why it’s one of Washington, DC’s most compelling tourist attractions. Learn more at ushmm.org/visit.

LOCATED South of the Washington Monument

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OPEN DAILY 10 a.m.–5:30 p.m.Closed Yom Kippur and Christmas Day

ADMISSION IS FREEFor more information, go to ushmm.org/visit or call 202.488.0400.

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