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A View From the Washington Monument

What else stands more proudly than the Washington Monument which overlooks the entire District of Columbia?

This prominent structure marks the skyline of Washington, DC since 1884 and was built to commemorate President George Washington’s military leadership during the American Revolution.

Standing 555’5’’ feet tall, the Egyptian obelisk offers an unobstructed view of the city for over thirty miles.

For a bird-eye view glimpse of the District, reserve tickets at the National Park Service website, but reserve early since it is peak season from April to September and the tickets are very much in demand.

Shh… Free tickets for same-day visitors can be obtained on a first-come-first –serve basis from the Washington Monument Lodge at 8:30 am.

The Westminster Kennel Club Annual Dog Show 135th Annual Dog Show will take place February 14-15, 2011 at MSG

The Westminster Kennel Club Annual Dog Show
135th Annual Dog Show will take place February 14-15, 2011 at MSG

* The Westminster Dog Show is a ticketed event. Tickets cost $20-145 each.
* Entry is limited to 2500 dogs.
* 170 breeds and varieties are judged during the two-day event

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Cirque du Solei Sept 9-Oct 24

Cirque du Solei

September 9 – October 24

Cirque du Soleil is coming to Washington DC with the premiere of OVO. The performance will be held under the trademark blue-and-yellow Grand Chapiteau (Big Top) at National Harbor. Cirque du Soleil OVO is described as “a headlong rush into a colorful ecosystem teeming with life, where insects work, eat, crawl, flutter, play, fight and look for love in a non-stop riot of energy and movement.” Come see for yourself the wonder that is Cirque du Solei.

http://www.cirquedusoleil.com/en/shows/ovo/tickets/washington.aspx

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1. King Tut Debuts at Denver Art Museum July 1-31

Picture 19After making stops in London, New York, and LA, the riches found in King Tut’s tomb are finally coming to the Denver Art Museum. Featuring over 100 artifacts, like the gold sandals his mummy wore and the jars that held his internal organs, the exhibit has received rave reviews from audiences everywhere. Don’t forget to take the audio tour narrated by Indiana Jones himself, Harrison Ford, and catch the 3D film revealing the secrets of the mummies for the full archaeological experience. This is the first time King Tut has made an appearance in Denver, so there’s no doubt that getting tickets in advance might be a good idea.

TKTS: New Big Red Booth is the Times Square Star

Not many discount ticket booths get the kind of attention that TKTS receives, like a star-studded grand opening and Jay-Z and Alicia Keys singing on its steps in their ode to New Yoooork, but this place is worth all the praise.

For years this gem of Broadway has bPicture 14een stuck un-glamorously under the Marriot Marquis, a hidden secret for the ticket savvy. Now, after some major construction, the new TKTS Times Square booth is open- and saying it’s better than ever is a serious understatement. It’s not in the heart of Times Square, it is Times Square. The booth, located under the can’t-miss red steps, has transformed Duffy Square into a Broadway fan and tourist photo-op heaven.

Thankfully, the generous discounts are still the same with up to half-off for same-day performances of Broadway favorites Chicago, Jersey Boys, Monty Python… you name it, TKTS still has it. But with this makeover, now you can actually find the booth and it’s clearly stated before you enter the long line what show tickets are up for grabs.

Discount tickets have never looked so good.