EVENTS july ional Spy Muse nat um ter n I Disney’s Aladdin July 18–Sept. 7 | The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts National Independence Day Parade July 4 | Constitution Avenue NW Fife and drum corps and extravagant floats are part of a touching salute to the American spirit. A Capitol Fourth July 4 | West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol Capital Fringe Festival July 11-29 | Citywide The Band’s Visit July 9–Aug. 4 | The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Last year’s Tony-winning “Best Musical” will be one of summer’s hottest tickets. First Moon Landing 50th Anniversary July 16-20 | National Air and Space Museum Commemorate Apollo 11’s historic achievement during this event-filled, five-day celebration. Brew at the Zoo July 18 | Smithsonian’s National Zoo Citi Open July 27–Aug. 4 | Rock Creek Park Tennis Center DC’s longest tennis tradition features stars from pro men's and women’s circuits. new muSeumS National Law Enforcement Museum Experience the story of American law enforcement through thousands of artifacts, including “Untouchable” Eliot Ness’ credentials. International Spy Museum In its new L’Enfant Plaza location, DC’s popular espionage attraction features expanded displays, four new interactive exhibits and a state-of-the-art theater. National Children’s Museum Opens Late Summer Bring the kids to enjoy interactive exhibitions that explore science, math and technology, providing both challenging and cherished experiences. Summer Metropolitan Restaurant Week TBD | Citywide DC restaurants offer discounted prix fixe meals. Cit august n i O pe 14 | OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE Res ta S ura umm nt litan opo 14 etr Masa M er e k – e W
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