What if? Or is a matter of when and for how long? Don't worry, there will be plenty to do, even if you are out of work. Unfortunately, most free attractions will be closed. Oh, and Metro might even reduce train and bus service, so prepare for longer lead times.
-- 5 spots to visit if the government shuts down (All Smithsonian and government museums, monuments, and memorials, including the National Zoo, will be closed): Museums, including the Newseum and Corcoran Art Gallery; Religious architecture and history, including the National Cathedral and Shrine of the Immaculate Conception; Biking and hiking trails, including Rock Creek Park and the Crescent Trail; Open air markets, including Eastern Market; Sports, including Capitals playoff hockey and Nationals baseball.
And besides the Washington Post, these blogs may help you with ideas to keep from going stir crazy.
-- 5 DC blogs: DCist; Greater Greater Washington; TBD; Prince of Petworth; We Love DC
As for me, I'll still be working ... and they said I should even get paid on time. W00t!
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