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The Warner Walk of Fame

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+1 (202) 783-1032

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Frank Sinatra performed at the grand reopening of the Warner Theatre in October 1992.

Brass stars cover the entire sidewalk right outside the Warner Theatre @ The Warner Walk of Fame

13th St NW Ste

Washington, DC 20004

+1 (202) 783-1032

The Warner Walk of Fame in Washington, DC is a unique destination that honors individuals who have made significant contributions to the entertainment industry.

Visitors can explore the walkway and learn about the achievements of various artists, actors, and musicians who have left a lasting impact on popular culture.

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Jennifer S.

9/19/2006

Did you know that our very own Walk of Fame for the East coast exists here in DC? Okay, so it's not Grumman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood (we have about 50 stars represented and they have about...

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Maria M.

12/2/2020

The Warner Walk of Fame reminds me a lot of the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Hollyweird, California. It's located right outside of the historic Warner Theatre. You can't miss it. This piece of local...

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Jed S.

9/20/2006

I wouldn't make the Warner Walk of Fame a destination per se, whereas I refused to leave Los Angeles without stopping by Grumman's Chinese Theater, but if you are in the Metro Center vicinity, it...

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