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⏳ Duration: up to 2 hours 30 minutes
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Kick off February 2024 by stepping into the vibrant heart of U Street NW DC, where jazz ruled and icons like Langston Hughes set the scene. This lively walking tour, happening the first Saturday of each month at 3pm, invites you to explore the musical and intellectual milestones of African American culture during the jazz era. Immerse yourself in the beginnings of the Harlem Renaissance right in DC, with a mid-way stop at the iconic Ben's Chili Bowl for some chill vibes and a quick refresh. Get your tickets for Ellington to Langston - The Jazz Era in DC!
Highlights
🎷 Dive into the heart of African American music and intellectualism on U Street NW DC.
📚 Walk in the footsteps of Langston Hughes and Jean Toomer, exploring the Harlem Renaissance as it blossomed in DC.
🍲 Mid-tour stop at the legendary Ben's Chili Bowl for optional refreshments and a break.
What's included?
✔️ 2 hours of incredible DC History with a knowledgeable guide.
Locations
Additional Information
♿️ This experience is wheelchair accessible, with transportation options and all areas and surfaces accommodating wheelchairs.
👶 Infants and small children can comfortably ride in a pram or stroller.
🐕 Service animals are welcome to join.
🚆 Nearby public transportation options are available for ease of access.
❌ It's not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or for pregnant travelers.
🏋️♂️ Travelers should possess at least a moderate level of physical fitness for an enjoyable experience.
Why choose Fever?
✔️ Millions of users book every month.
✔️ The best prices and availability at all times.
✔️ Thousands of unique experiences.
✔️ Verified user reviews.
✔️ 24/7 customer service.
Experience supplied by Off the Mall Tours
All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs.
⚡ Instant access to your tickets
⏳ Duration: up to 2 hours 30 minutes
👉 Available in English
Kick off February 2024 by stepping into the vibrant heart of U Street NW DC, where jazz ruled and icons like Langston Hughes set the scene. This lively walking tour, happening the first Saturday of each month at 3pm, invites you to explore the musical and intellectual milestones of African American culture during the jazz era. Immerse yourself in the beginnings of the Harlem Renaissance right in DC, with a mid-way stop at the iconic Ben's Chili Bowl for some chill vibes and a quick refresh. Get your tickets for Ellington to Langston - The Jazz Era in DC!
Highlights
🎷 Dive into the heart of African American music and intellectualism on U Street NW DC.
📚 Walk in the footsteps of Langston Hughes and Jean Toomer, exploring the Harlem Renaissance as it blossomed in DC.
🍲 Mid-tour stop at the legendary Ben's Chili Bowl for optional refreshments and a break.
What's included?
✔️ 2 hours of incredible DC History with a knowledgeable guide.
Locations
- Howard Theatre
- Right Proper Brewing Company
- 1910 Vermont Ave NW
- Bohemian Caverns
- Lincoln Theatre
- Ben's Chili Bowl - Admission not included
- 1901 14th St NW
Additional Information
♿️ This experience is wheelchair accessible, with transportation options and all areas and surfaces accommodating wheelchairs.
👶 Infants and small children can comfortably ride in a pram or stroller.
🐕 Service animals are welcome to join.
🚆 Nearby public transportation options are available for ease of access.
❌ It's not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or for pregnant travelers.
🏋️♂️ Travelers should possess at least a moderate level of physical fitness for an enjoyable experience.
Why choose Fever?
✔️ Millions of users book every month.
✔️ The best prices and availability at all times.
✔️ Thousands of unique experiences.
✔️ Verified user reviews.
✔️ 24/7 customer service.
Experience supplied by Off the Mall Tours
All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs.
The Howard Theatre
The Howard Theatre is a famous theater in Washington, D.C. that has a rich history in African American entertainment. It can hold over 1,200 people and has hosted many live performances such as music,...
