The DC Emancipation Day celebration returns this Saturday after two years. Here’s where to expect street closures:
Here are a map and list of street closures for Saturday’s parade and concert:E Street, from 13th Street to 14th Street, NW13th Street, from E Street to Pennsylvania Avenue, NW10th Street, between E Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue, NWPennsylvania Avenue, from 9th Street to 14th Street, NW11th Street, between E Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, NW13th Street, from E Street to Pennsylvania Avenue, NWDon’t Miss Another Washingtonian Event—Get Our Newsletter
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