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Your Guide on How to Celebrate Fourth of July Around the DC Area
Make the most out of your holiday weekend around the city.
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Washingtonian Staff
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June 24, 2025
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9 Entertaining Events to Celebrate Fourth of July
11 Rooftops Where You Can Eat, Drink, and Watch the Fireworks This July 4th
9 Entertaining Events to Celebrate Fourth of July
Fireworks, concerts, food cruises, and more Independence Day cheer.
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11 Rooftops Where You Can Eat, Drink, and Watch the Fireworks This July 4th
These restaurants and hotels are offering laidback barbecues, swank VIP experiences, and more.
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