We turned the big 5-0 last night, and our birthday party was one for the books. Held at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, we celebrated the people who helped Washingtonian reach our 50th year of publication: past and current employees, sponsors, and of course, our readers.
Here our some of our favorite moments from the party, as told by Instagram:
As Washingtonian’s UX designer, Ryan works with Washingtonian’s editorial and digital teams to design digital products that address reader’s needs online. Her background in interactive journalism and web production influence design strategies that ensure users have the best possible experience–on any platform.
Ryan enjoys running, trying new restaurants in DC, and Instagramming her favorite places around DC. You can follow her on Instagram (@ryan_weisser) and on Twitter (@Ryan_Weisser).
Our Favorite Instagram Moments From Washingtonian’s 50th Anniversary Party
We turned the big 5-0 last night, and our birthday party was one for the books. Held at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, we celebrated the people who helped Washingtonian reach our 50th year of publication: past and current employees, sponsors, and of course, our readers.
Here our some of our favorite moments from the party, as told by Instagram:
As Washingtonian’s UX designer, Ryan works with Washingtonian’s editorial and digital teams to design digital products that address reader’s needs online. Her background in interactive journalism and web production influence design strategies that ensure users have the best possible experience–on any platform.
Ryan enjoys running, trying new restaurants in DC, and Instagramming her favorite places around DC. You can follow her on Instagram (@ryan_weisser) and on Twitter (@Ryan_Weisser).
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