Special thanks to our media partners:

Founded in August 2004, DCist is the most popular local blog in Washington and it covers all the goings-on of the capital. The site and its editor have been mentioned in The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal and the New York Sun, amongst other publications. Washingtonian magazine said DCist was, "habit-forming" blog that specializes in the collection of "tidbits of political and cultural arcana." In U.S. News, DCist was called a "great blog on what's happening in D.C." The site has been called the best blog by the DC community in the Washington City Paper, the Washingtonian and Washington Blade.  

As an independent non-commercial broadcaster, MHz Networks brings ten international television channels to the Washington, DC metro area for broadcast on digital channels 30.1-30.10, including NHK World, Metro Chinese Network, RT, Al Jazeera English, MHz Native including euronews, France 24, RT Espanol, VTV and Ethiopian TV, as well as the national MHz Networks channel aggregating the best of global news, entertainment and more: MHz Worldview. MHz is also available on Comcast, Cox, RCN, Verizon FiOS, DirecTV and Dish Network.

Visit the MHz Networks lounge tents along the Embassy tour routes (noted on the map by the MHz Networks logos). Relax and enjoy the world through MHz global programming, info and freebies, as you visit the world with Cultural Tourism DC! www.mhznetworks.org.

The Washington Diplomat is an independent monthly newspaper with a readership of more than 100,000. It is distributed to all Washington-based foreign embassies, the United Nations in New York, the World Bank and IMF Group, the U.S. State Department, Capitol Hill, the White House and many other points of influence within the greater metropolitan area.

For more than a decade, The Washington Diplomat has been serving the diplomatic community with regular columns and features focusing on international news and events. Each issue highlights different nations with in-depth ambassador interviews, both on the front cover and with inside profiles. Other regular features include monthly “People of World Influence” and medical columns, profiles of governmental institutions, the United Nations and various other global organizations, as well as stories focusing on international relations, politics, trade, investment and diplomacy.

"We are Washington"
Our viewers have a distinct relationship with their city that goes well beyond just calling it their residence. The city is part of their identity. With the help of the community, NBC4 uncovers and connects our viewers to all that the city has to offer so they can be true city insiders. We go beyond the obvious and provide access to untold stories and the stories behind the stories.