As the nation's capital, Washington, DC is a treasure trove of historic landmarks and sights. Now there's even more ways to immerse your DC event attendees in the history of this great city. Consider hosting an event in Washington, DC during a nationwide bicentennial celebration, Living the Legacy: Lincoln in DC. In honor of former President Abraham Lincoln's 200th birthday, the city is organizing over 75 exhibitions, lectures, performances and special events that explore his life and presidency. Running from January 1 to April 30, 2009, the celebration opens up a number Washington, DC entertainment opportunities for planners looking to entice guests to events.
The recently re-opened National Museum of American History plans to host an exhibition in January that features over 60 artifacts associated with Lincoln, including the top hat he wore to Ford's Theater. The Smithsonian Resident Associates will offer a number of Lincoln-centric programs, including the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln Walking Tour. Here, guests re-create the steps of that infamous night in U.S. history.
While unique venues in DC are setting the stage for one-of-a-kind events and group outings, the city's other meeting amenities are gearing up as well. A number of Washington, DC hotels are offering special celebration packages. DC restaurants such as Acadiana, DC Coast and Ceiba are getting creative with their offerings as well. The Lincoln celebration is sure to be a great way to attract guests, create memorable events and take advantage of prime deals.
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