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Secret DC tracks down the best things to do in the city, from quirky restaurants and hidden bars to the best exhibitions, shows and nightlife in DC.
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- smithsonian american art museum
- pozez jewish community center
- arlington cinema drafthouse
- mardi gras king
- experience band & show
- crush funk brass band
- lost boy cider
- reelabilities film festival
- color quilters network
- art nouveau movement
- contemporary japanese manga
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One of the District’s most underrated museums hosts some of the world’s most famous bonsai trees — Some are hundreds of years old and one even survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima
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