Elliot C. Williams is a journalist focused on local news in Washington D.C. He writes for ALBISU BLACK LLC and WAMU 88.5, covering a range of topics including arts and culture, food, events, and local happenings. With a keen eye for the unique and interesting stories in the city, Elliot brings a fresh perspective to his articles.
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Elliot's focus on entertainment, culture and society in Washington D.C. suggests he would be interested in pitches related to local events, new exhibits, or unique cultural experiences within the region. Providing insights into upcoming music performances, art exhibitions, food festivals or theatrical productions happening specifically within Washington D.C. could resonate with him.
Given Elliot's coverage of seasonal events and announcements about local happenings, pitching stories that align with key calendar dates such as holidays or significant anniversaries related to music, art and theater may capture his attention.
As Elliot focuses primarily on articles specific to the Washington D.C. area without a broader geographic scope mentioned, it is important for pitches to maintain this localized focus when reaching out to him.
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By: Tamika Smith, Elliot C. Williams
Yoga is not just for flexibility and physical health, it's also helpful for the brain.
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Branden Jacobs-Jenkins drew on his youth spent in D.C. and Maryland for his play coming to Woolly Mammoth Theatre this month.
By: Elliot C. Williams, Tamika Smith
The return of fall doesn't just mean more pumpkin spice lattes and cooler weather — it's also a great time to indulge in local theater.
By: Elliot C. Williams, Natalie Yuravlivker, Matt Blitz
On Saturday, the once wildly popular alt-rock festival returns to the District after a 13-year hiatus.
By: Elliot C. Williams
'The People's House' features models of White House rooms and plenty of history, roughly 150 yards away from the real-life executive mansion.
By: Tamika Smith, Elliot C. Williams
There are plenty of events each year in D.C. that feature music, arts, and food. But only one annual festival takes over the entire city for two nights in a row — and that's Art All Night.
By: Elliot C. Williams
Local author Lauren Woods wants to bring the literary vending machine concept, seen throughout Europe and Japan, to D.C.
By: Elliot C. Williams, Tamika Smith
A D.C. matchmaker provides tips for singles who may be a bit disillusioned by the local dating scene after watching Netflix's new 'Love Is Blind' season.
By: Elliot C. Williams
Arlington House – the stately mansion at the top of Arlington National Cemetery – offers one of the best views of Washington.
By: Tamika Smith, Elliot C. Williams
Sometimes, the best way to enjoy the place you live is to act like a tourist in your own city.
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