DC high heel race to close streets near Dupont Circle Tuesday - WTOP News

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The 17th Street High Heel Race is set to close streets around Dupont Circle in Washington, D. C. , on Tuesday, with local police advising residents and visitors about the anticipated traffic disruptions. This annual event has become a hallmark of the city's community spirit, attracting both participants and spectators who revel in the unique challenge of racing in high heels. The race not only showcases creativity but also fosters a sense of camaraderie among residents.

Local authorities are taking necessary precautions to ensure safety, urging everyone to plan their travel routes accordingly. As the event approaches, excitement builds, and the neighborhood prepares for the festivities. The high heel race represents a blend of fun and local culture, making it a must-see occasion in the D. C. calendar.

With significant interest from the community, the race is expected to draw large crowds, further emphasizing its importance to the local social scene. Residents should remain informed to navigate potential road closures effectively.

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