Washington DC remains the ideal place to honor the numerous sacrifices members of our armed forces have made. Let’s dive in all of the ways you can create a memorable 2021 Memorial Day weekend.   Memorial Day Parade The National Memorial Day Parade is a timeless Washington DC tradition. Recent COVID-19 restrictions will result in a broadcast-only version of this year’s parade. Viewing this nationally televised event is perfect for DC locals looking to enjoy Memorial Day weekend from the comfort of their homes. 2021 is going to bring a newly televised Memorial Day Parade program to your living room. ...

Life in DC has so much to offer. The thrill of a Washington Capitals or Wizards game remains within arm’s reach. Endless restaurant options help you make the most of your nights out. Opportunities to expand your knowledge of American history lay within every corner of town. Are you looking to score the perfect DC apartment? Keep reading to take a step toward accomplishing your goal.   Research Neighborhoods DC contains a wide range of neighborhoods that offer their own distinct perks. Dupont Circle remains one of DC’s most desirable neighborhoods. Attractive row houses and numerous nearby bars are just ...

Spring has arrived in Washington, DC and, with the city now in phase two of recovery, some of  the most beautiful gardens in the nation are open to visitors once more. We’ve gathered four destinations that are not to be missed, no matter the season. The National Gallery of Art’s Sculpture Garden At just over six acres, The National Gallery of Art’s Sculpture Garden is the perfect place to take a leisurely stroll. A beautiful selection of native greenery forms the backdrop for works from some of the world’s most gifted sculptors, from Louise Bourgeois to David Smith. No matter ...

Washington DC locals have been waiting months for positive news regarding COVID-19 restrictions. There’s a light at the end of the tunnel for Washingtonians as a Phase Two reopening is fast approaching. May 1st, 2021, will mark the beginning of the highly anticipated Phase Two guidelines. Knowing what kinds of restrictions are loosening up can allow DC residents to safely enjoy what their city has to offer. Let’s dive into the changes that Washington DC residents can expect in the coming weeks. The Return of Entertainment Venues Staff within the entertainment industry and audiences across DC are awaiting the excitement ...

Washington D.C.’s history is so rich that you can learn something new on just about every street corner. One of the most thrilling components of experiencing D.C.’s history is first-hand learning and observation opportunities. Our list of the four best Washington D.C. historical sites offers educational experiences that are fun and engaging. Let’s dive in. Museum of Modern American History The National Museum of American History is incredibly immersive. You can easily spend a whole afternoon or evening at this location, as the museum features multiple levels of exhibits. Eye-catching exhibit pieces and alluring video displays support this museum’s ability ...

The often-steep price tag of life in Washington DC doesn’t have to limit your enjoyment of golf. There are numerous high-quality public golf courses throughout the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area (DMV). The golf courses we’re about to cover give you quality play opportunities at an affordable price. Blue Mash Montgomery County borders D.C. and offers no shortage of quality golfing. Blue Mash Golf Course sits peacefully in the quiet area of Laytonsville, Maryland. Golfers looking for a golf course with variety should consider visiting Blue Mash. Here’s a quick list of what you can expect from 9-18 holes at ...

Cherry blossoms are a staple of Washington D.C. culture. You might be surprised to hear how humble the history of D.C. cherry trees truly is. 1885 led to world traveler Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore returning from Japan to request the planting of cherry trees along the Potomac waterfront.1 Japan has been celebrating the blossoming of cherry trees for centuries. No public officials ever took the time to grant Scidmore’s request. 1906 was an instrumental year for the development of cherry blossoms in the D.C. area. Dr. David Fairchild began planting cherry trees on his Chevy Chase property on the edge of ...

Many of D.C.’s most admired monuments exist within the city’s National Mall region. One perk regarding the National Mall is the fact that it’s very walkable. One afternoon or night trip through the National Mall allows you to witness monuments and memorials that people worldwide travel to see. Let’s dive into how you can make the most of your self guided walking tour of Washington D.C. monuments and memorials. Lincoln Memorial It’s helpful to pick a starting point when planning your D.C. walking tour. The Lincoln Memorial is a great starting point for many people, as it sits on the ...

Valentine’s Day is when many people spend the evening out. At Keener Management, we have Washington, D.C., apartments for rent in prime locations, but, with COVID-19, staying home is the better option. Whether you’re the type who has always avoided crowds or who enjoys a night out on the town, here are some at-home Valentine’s Day ideas to make your day memorable. Set Up an Indoor Picnic You probably don’t have a grassy floor or an oak tree to sit under. It’s usually too chilly in February to picnic outside anyway. Yet that doesn’t mean you can’t set up shop ...

One of the perks of living at our Washington, D.C. luxury apartments is that major events are happening all the time. A presidential inauguration is one of those. Yet things are a bit different, this year, with the COVID-19 crisis and security concerns. However, you can attend the Joseph R. Biden inauguration virtually on January 20. What Will the Ceremony Look Like? After arriving by Amtrak train, Biden will be sworn in on the Capitol steps. He and Vice President Kamala Harris will lay a wreath, perform a ceremonial inspection of the military, and receive a presidential escort to start ...