Many venues are reopening: parks, museums, gardens, movie theaters.
Here is a list of some of the many places you can enjoy...rain or shine.

But we are facing another curse: the cicadas! So let’s go outdoors before the end of the month, before the trees start to turn brown.

Just a reminder - do not plant a young tree this year!

Museums are reopening

For the best of both worlds: many area museums are as appealing for their gardens as for their collections

• The Hirshhorn’s Outdoor Sculpture Gardens
• Constitution Gardens
• Glenstone

With timed entry, you can now enjoy both Exhibits and Gardens at:

• Hillwood Estate, Museum and Gardens
• The Kreeger Museum and its sculpture garden
• George Washington’s Mount Vernon and grounds
• Dumbarton House

For a piece of history

• Lincoln’s Cottage
• Tudor Place
• The African-American Civil War Museum
• The Museum of the Bible
  
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For the arts

• The National Museum of Women in the Arts
• The Phillips Collection
  
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For a unique experience

• The International Spy Museum
• ARTECHOUSE advanced exhibition platforms where new media artists can create using art, science and technology and show their work without limitations
• Planet Word a space to explore words and language that is grounded in a solid understanding of language arts and science.
• The O museum where you can leaf through manuscripts, touch sculptures, hear rare studio cuts, and tour through an array of diverse exhibits, achitectual styles, secret doors. The collection rotates and changes daily.

Flowers are blooming in the parks

If you just want to beat the cicadas and marvel at the blooms you might want to take a stroll at:

• Meadowlark Botanical Gardens in Vienna with its collection of Virginia Native Plants and Korean Bell Garden
• Meridian Hill Park
• Kenilworth Park & Aquatic Gardens
• The Georgetown Waterfront Park to walk from Key Bridge to the new gardens at the Kennedy Center.
• The National Arboretum
  

or on Northern Virginia’s many trails

And for rainy days: movie theaters are reopening

We can now go back to the movies: most of the AMC movie theaters have re-opened, as well as the Angelica Film Centers, the Cinema Arts Theater in Fairfax and the ICON at the Boro: a new theater in Tysons Corner.

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JADE FIDUCIAL has now offices on both sides of the Atlantic, 2 in Paris and 14 from east to west in the USA and is part of FIDUCIAL, leading service provider for businesses in Europe.

Local contact in Washington DC Area: Kevin Brunet, washington@jade-fiducial.com

New Season, New Sponsors

Why not become a sponsor of the Comité Tricolore?

We offer visibility for you or your company on our website, our bi-monthly newsletter, buzz on our social media, as well as opportunities to partner with us on events.

For more information on who we are: our audience, our social media visitor traffic and newsletter subscribers, and our sponsoring package offerings contact:

President@comite-tricolore.org

Let’s go to dinner!

Next Solidarity Dinner

How about enjoying a special dinner prepared just for us by one of the Comité Tricolore great restaurant partners?

With the vaccination campaign going strong, we hope that you will enjoy going back to the restaurant!

Enjoy a delicious Dinner at The Lebanese Taverna and get to meet the Chef while helping the community!

Tuesday April 20, at 6:30 pm
At The Lebanese Taverna - DC location
2641 Connecticut Avenue
Washington DC 20008

Go to eventbrite for tickets and to see the menu.
20 tickets are available at a price of $ 65 per person, which consists of $ 40 for your meal (tax and tip included, drinks excluded) and $25 as a donation to the Comité Tricolore (larger donations are of course encouraged). The donation is tax deductible. Parties of 2 minimum and 6 maximum as all Covid-19 protocols are still being respected.

TO GO Option: If you wish to pick-up your dinner(s) and enjoy it at home, please send your pick-up time and menu choices to Jean-Philippe Krukowicz . Choose the Ticket "Dinner To Go" to buy your dinner(s).

Check our website for more exciting things to do!

Our members are increasingly active and we are updating our Agenda almost daily so that you don’t miss any opportunity to connect and have fun!

For more information go to our Agenda