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Cultural Tourism DC has organized another round of free walking tours for this Saturday, Sept 30! The ’06 Fall Edition of WalkingTown will host over 20 walking tours all over Washington DC. Here is the list of tours. Only a couple of tours require reservations, and we can tell you that the boat tour was already booked when we called a week ago.
Those of you who enjoyed the Penn Quarter walking tour during the Arts On Foot festival may be interested in the German Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Old Downtown tour which still focuses in on our neighborhood.
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Guess we’ll post it this afternoon.Unrelated – but I don’t think it was ever confirmed on this site what space Bar Jose is going into. Washington Business Journal shows it is planned to go into the old Ginger Cove space. Chef Jose Andre also plans to host an American TV series…
http://washington.bizjournals.com/washington/stories/2006/09/25/story20.html
Anon: it has been mentioned several times on this site, maybe in the comments, that BarJose is going into the Ginger Cove space.
Another article from the WaBizJo sheds some light (near the end) about why Jemal properties stay empty so long. According to one development partner, it’s the most unprofessional office he’s ever seen, and he’s tried to get Jemal for years to hire a professional mgmt company.
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In the spirit of free stuff around the Penn Quarter, this Sunday is the ticket giveaway date for the League of Washington Theaters Free Night of Theater.
http://www.lowt.org/fnot/fnothome.html
It’s to get folks interested in going to live theater. Ford’s Theater, Shakespeare Theater Company and Woolly Mammoth are all particpating. So if you’ve been thinking about going to one of them , this is a great opportunity.