Washington, D.C.

In addition to our headquarters in Ithaca, New York, Singlebrook also has a sales office located in Washington, D.C. As a web development company with over ten years of experience working with associations and non-profits, we view D.C. as a hub of innovative web technology and software development in the association industry. Singlebrook’s position here places us right in the heart of the nation’s association and non-profit activity, and guarantees close proximity to many of the companies and resources that are important to us. D.C. is a lively city with plentiful opportunities to network in the association, non-profit and web development industries, as well as explore our nation's history and enjoy great food and fun!

The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History (SMNH)

No matter whether you’re a first time guest to the Smithsonian or a seasoned veteran, you’re sure to learn something new and fascinating from your next visit! With free admission, open hours 364 days a year, a remarkable 325,000 square feet of exhibition and public space, and more than 126 million natural science specimens and cultural artifacts, this museum simply can’t be beat! Prepare to be amazed by everything the SMNH has to offer.

Ben’s Chili Bowl

Since 1958, Ben’s has been serving up their delicious chilidogs and half-smokes to the D.C. area. To accommodate all of their loyal customers and new visitors alike, this lively restaurant at 1213 U. Street N.W., stays open until at least 2 am six days a week! Ben’s even offers their signature chili entrees during breakfast hours. Further increasing this restaurant’s likeability is the fact that it supports sustainability by operating in a 100% wind-powered facility. Barack Obama and Bill Cosby call themselves fans of Ben’s Chili Bowl; taste what they’re raving about and stop by soon!

Georgetown

Georgetown is a definite “don’t miss” for anyone visiting the D.C. area! Voted “ 2010 Best Neighborhood for Shopping” by readers of D.C.’s City Paper, this neighborhood offers an incredible array of retail stores,  restaurants, salons, recreational activities and more. Georgetown is an energetic metropolis in itself; it truly has something for everyone. Check the website for exciting current events!

National Mall & Historical Park

No trip to Washington, D.C. would be complete without commemorating our presidents, veterans, and of course, the United States of America! The National Mall offers walking and bike tours, as well as various “interpretive programs,” which are viewable on the park’s website under “Things to Do.” In addition, the park staff provides daily interpretive programs on the hour (from 10 am to 11 pm) at monuments such as the Lincoln Memorial, World War II Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and more. Celebrate our history at the National Mall & Memorial Parks!

John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

Visit the Kennedy Center to experience a spectacular musical, dance, or dramatic performance! The Center operates on a grand scale; it’s a memorial composed of multiple theaters to accommodate simultaneous productions. Food is available during the show intermissionsThe center also offers dining options with its Roof Terrace Restaurant and KC’s Café. The Kennedy Center offers visitors to Washington D.C. the theater experience of a lifetime!

Tours

While sightseeing in D.C., be sure to take advantage of the opportunity to visit the three houses of government! Tours of the White House, The Capitol and the Supreme Court are wonderful experiences. Learn about the history and inner workings of our nation’s headquarters through guided tours and visitor centers. Don’t forget to plan ahead though; tours and ticket purchases should be arranged ahead of time to guarantee access.

Great Falls Park

Swap the hustle and bustle of the city with a little natural beauty by taking a trip to Great Falls! Located about 30 minutes outside of D.C., Great Falls is an 800-acre park on the Potomac River. A day spent at Great Falls can involve hiking, biking, kayaking, picnicking, and horseback riding. With numerous trails and breathtaking views, the park is popular with locals and tourists alike.

Photo Credits: Images courtesy of Go There Guide

Ben's Chili Bowl photo courtesy of Ben Schumin, 2006