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DC Mayor Muriel Bowser announces a downtown skating rink on Wednesday, October 23, at the Riggs Hotel. Photograph by Andrew Beaujon.
The rink will welcome skaters from December 16 to January 4, and more new attractions are planned, like a “National Mistletoe” by artist My Ly at Anthem Row, formerly Techworld Plaza. There’s a national Christmas tree downtown, BID president Gerren Price said at the event, so why not a national mistletoe? Other stuff outside the market includes the return of “Frosted at Franklin Park,” a light and sculpture installation.
There also will be a stage booked by the DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment, a central bar called the Winter Chalet , a children’s play area, and a photo station called “Chilling with My Snowmies.”
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