Those are the only ones I’ve seen. And that equinox is a dump for the prices they charge. It’s crazy to me that this city has such a shortage of indoor basketball courts

Second Jack Rose. A dizzying number of whiskies

If you want to see something new then my vote goes to Philly then - some of the New York vibe without the insane prices, overstimulation, and dirt/grime (well a little dirt/grime), and interesting regional food/culture. And points for being most convenient

Richmond. Easy trip, different enough from DC, bang for buck

Not sure if you’re only looking public sector, but don’t let people deter you by saying that there aren’t many internships here. Interns descend on this city in the summer (I did this along with a large group of college friends). There are tons of think tank roles available, the same private sector internships that would be available in any big city, and tons of small non-profits that literally run on unpaid labor

If you go to a school in the region, I’d be surprised if there weren’t job postings within career services for roles in D.C. If not, target some non-profits or think tanks that may be in an area of interest for you, find their employees on LinkedIn or the internet, and reach out with a personalized note asking to chat - learn about what they do and, if it sounds interesting, don’t be afraid to ask at the end of the conversation if they offer summer internships

Opportunities are aplenty, you just have to look far and wide

This list sucks on many levels