Take the Day Off — The WETA Guide

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Explore more than a dozen exciting activities to do throughout the Washington area in Take the Day Off — The WETA Guide. Discover fun and engaging things to do on a free day, from taking flying lessons, attending a dance class, and visiting a vineyard to enjoying a day at the spa.

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Featured businesses

The following are the businesses featured in the show Take the Day Off. Click on the name to go to their web site.

The Big Bad Woof Bloomingdale's - White Flint Capital Dream Cars, LLC Earth Treks Rockville Joy of Motion Dance Center Linden Vineyards Kensington Antique Row more than 80 shops including:     » Carolyn's Antiques     » Jill & Company     » Pritchard's Antiques     » Sally Shaffer Interiors     » Country Cupboard Tea Room     » Cafe Monet

Letterboxing North America Monroe Park Mining Camp Museum Montgomery Aviation, LTD Natural Body Spa and Shoppe Northern Virginia Gold Prospectors Paws of Enchantment Pet Spa River & Trail Outfitters Sculpture Garden Ice Rink Sur la Table TopGolf USA Torpedo Factory Art Center     » Ann Diplacido     » Carol Levin     » Cynthia Corio-Poli

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About The WETA Guide series

Produced by TV 26, The WETA Guide is a quarterly television series that spotlights the special places and happenings in the Greater Washington area. There's so much to see and explore! For both the newcomer and the long-time resident, this series is a great introduction to the region's many highlights.

The following are additional shows in the series – click below to learn more:

The WETA Guide to Fine Dining
Explore the crème de la crème of Washington area establishments and sample their offerings and atmosphere in this new hour-long production, The WETA Guide to Fine Dining. This show offers a lively, mouth-watering tour as the area's top chefs showcase some of their astonishing creations and explain their philosophies on food.

Unusual Attractions — The WETA Guide
Take a tour of some of Greater Washington's most unique attractions, from mysterious gargoyles at Washington National Cathedral, to a Bavarian style beer hall and medical anomalies at the National Museum of Health and Medicine.

Great Views — The WETA Guide
See the views and vistas that make Washington one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Find out where the best 360-degree views are, which natural vistas are located nearby, and where to go for great sunset spots.

Memorials — The WETA Guide
Take an inspiring tour of the many military, war and presidential memorials of Greater Washington. Visit sculptures, statues and buildings located nearby that memorialize individuals, events, and Americans' service to their country.

Neighborhood Eats — The WETA Guide
A one-hour visit to dozens of hotspot eateries and landmark restaurants throughout the area. Among the places you'll get to see are D.C.'s Eastern Market, Arlington's Lost Dog Cafe, Rockville's Cuban Corner, and Vienna's Sunflower Vegetarian restaurant.

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More recommendations

If you liked this show, you'll also enjoy these additional WETA television shows about living and working in the D.C. area:

• WETA All Access
  Step inside Washington's landmark places and events with this quarterly television series that takes you behind-the-scenes. The latest program is NASA Goddard Space Flight Center — which explores the center's major achievements in space flight and spotlights the extensive and impressive team behind it all. Previous programs in the series include The Washington Nationals, The FBI Academy, The Aquarium and Metro.



• Around Town
  Find out what prominent art, theater, and film critics think is especially worth seeing in the Washington, D.C. area or take a guided tour through some of our area's most intriguing destinations by tuning in to these weekly television reviews.



• WETA Neighborhoods
  Discover something new about the communities in our area with these short television profiles of fascinating neighborhoods such as Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C., Del Ray (Alexandria), Virginia, and Bowie, Maryland.

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