Washington, DC’s iconic cherry blossoms will soon be in full bloom and with them bring the National Cherry Blossom Festival and all it has to offer. The 2018 National Cherry Blossom Festival takes place from March 17 to April 15, and in addition to Festival events, restaurants and attractions across the District are partnered with the Festival partners to bring the spirit of the season to the entire city....

Mark your calendars! Friday, September 22 is Car Free Day. Celebrated around the world, this is a free event in which people are encouraged to get around town without driving alone in cars. The entire community is invited to take different modes of transportation such as train, metro, bus, carpool, or bike. Or, maybe cut the commute completely and telework. The goal is to reduce traffic congestion, create a greener environment, reduce the demand for gasoline, and help people save money and reduce stress! Over 1,500 cities in 40 countries will participate in Car Free Day 2017....

Launched in 2005, the DC Circulator has been providing public transportation to the District’s main attractions and most lively neighborhoods for business, culture, and entertainment for only $1 per ride. The Circulator services each stop every 10 minutes, providing simple, fast and affordable transit to residents, commuters, and visitors around the nation’s capital. Celebrating a decade of affordable, comfortable, and efficient service, the Circulator system continues to expand and is now the fourth-largest bus system in the region....