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Now known as Blind Whino, this construction has become an iconic part of DC’s culture, hosting live talks and shows, and exhibits from local artists. Hidden away from all the tourists in the streets of Southwest DC is a formerly abandoned church that fell into a vat of neon pixie dust, and opened its doors to the art community. Take your pick to avoid the tourist crowds in DC! Non-Touristy Things to Do in Washington, DC Besides Museums and Monuments Check Out Some Local Art at Blind Whino This list spans from art installations, embassy parties, outdoors activities, and restaurants. To help you plan your trip to Washington, DC, I’ve compiled a list of 37 different non-touristy things to do in DC that aren’t museums, monuments, or memorials. to this city than meets the eye.Ĭute neighborhoods, obscurely-themed pop-up bars, and underground art exhibits are all part of the mix.

However, what you may not realize as a visitor to Washington, DC is that there is SO. The combination of mild weather and holiday cheer has a special vibe, and you can knock out your gift shopping at the shops along King and Meeting streets downtown, the Tanger outlet stores in North Charleston, and Towne Centre in Mount Pleasant.When you are looking for things to do in Washington, DC, images of monuments, museums, and government buildings probably come to mind. Key events: Charleston Scottish Games and Highland Gathering, Steeplechase of Charleston DecemberĪs the year winds down and the holiday season ramps up, visitor numbers pick up in Charleston. Temperature get cooler but not too chilly – perfect for visiting the area’s historic houses, trying a cooking class, or taking a tour of one of the plantations. Hurricane season comes to a (hopefully uneventful) close, and the number of special events dwindles in November. Key events: MOJA Arts Festival, Charleston Pride Festival, Charleston Greek Festival (2021), Flowertown Festival (2021), Follypalooza, Charleston Beer Week, Summerville Italian Feast November With Halloween on the horizon, it’s also a great time to book a spooky activity such as a haunted jail tour with Bulldog Tours. This is an enjoyable time to explore Charleston on foot or by carriage. October brings a flood of tourists back in as the weather becomes cooler and more manageable. April, May, September and October are the most popular months for weddings - many come to Charleston specifically to tie the knot.Ĭharleston floats in a magical light on a warm afternoon © f11photo / Shutterstock October Hotel prices are at their highest during spring break and Easter the late fall offers the perfect mix of moderate temperatures, fewer tourists and more affordable rates. Spring and fall are marked by mild weather, big festivals and farmers' markets. High season (March–May & September–November) is the best time for festivals and exploring on footĬharleston has two peak seasons, coinciding with milder temperatures on either side of the hot, humid summer. Tourists and locals move seamlessly between downtown and the Atlantic Coast while beach rentals are usually booked up by June, you might catch a break on availability and costs if you stay inland.

The temperatures can climb above 90☏ (32☌) and with the thick humidity, it's a time to seek out salty sea breezes and maybe a colorfully layered cocktail. Like any American city close to the coast, Charleston is all about the beaches in summer. Shoulder season (June–August) is best for beach trips and indoor activities

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