Join us for a weekend of talks, social events, site visits and a dealer showcase in the nation's capital.

Sensory Friendly Morning is designed for families with neurodivergent children or teenagers to explore the museum at a quieter, less-crowded time. The recommended age for this experience is 10 and up, but all are welcome! The experience is self-guided, and guests can choose to participate in additional activities. Some exhibit elements will be adapted to accommodate sensitivities to light and sound.  

The CAN I KICK IT? East of the River Outdoor Movie Series concludes on Oct 25th with "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka" at CHBC Artist Gallery

District Arcade is a free celebration of video games and game makers from DC and the DMV area.

Get ready to hop and groove at our annual jazz fest where you'll find live music, art and poetry all over the Historic Anacostia corridor!

Words on Fire is an afternoon of creativity and collaboration as we explore the art of poetry. The workshops are geared towards 8th - 12th graders from the District of Columbia. 

The Uproot Project, in partnership with DCEFF, presents an engaging evening exploring climate politics and trust in the media.

40+ Vendors Records, Books, Memorabilia hosted at Eaton DC

Join Planet Word for our 5th annual Wordiversary and Community Day, celebrating five years of inspiring a love of words, language, and reading for communities near and far.

Join us at The Call Sheet: Connect, a networking meetup with the film and creative community!

Join DPR Aquatics for an aerobic exercise class at one of four locations, in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month!

Learn about the history of Globe Poster Printing.

Work with Trap Bob, who utilizes digital illustration and animation to share stories and bridge the gap between her message and her audience. You’ll explore both mediums and walk away with inspiration and a piece that’s all your own. 

Theatre Week celebrates the launch of the theatre season in the Washington, DC region.

A celebration of DC's rich musical legacy and culture.

Take a look through our telescopes while you’re out exploring Washington, DC.

Come play American or Hong Kong-style mahjong. All levels welcome, including complete beginners!

The Mayor’s Arts Awards is a free, inclusive celebration for District residents from all 8 Wards, honoring the city’s vibrant creative community and patrons of the arts and humanities. The evening features unforgettable performances, acknowledgments, and award presentations in 15 diverse categories.

Washington D.C.'s best kept secret is back in its 19th year! Do NOT MISS one of the largest street festivals in the nation's capital

A day of bold ideas, real connections, and actionable strategies to help you grow your career, business, and creative vision.

The Korean Cultural Center Washington, D.C. (KCCDC) proudly presents Melodies of Peace, a spectacular two-day joint concert event celebrating the enduring friendship and vibrant history of cultural exchange between the Republic of Korea and the United States featuring groups POET and G-Hwaja at the Kennedy Center

The 47th annual Adams Morgan Day Festival returns this year, with an exciting line-up featuring live music, dance, as well as family and children’s activities, “Artisan Stroll” with vendors at Marie Reed Elementary School, and Jubilee Plaza, local food and beverage specials, history and culture activities throughout the neighborhood, and more!

Celebrate 10 years of color in NoMa through live storytelling, vendor activations, vinyl DJ sets + more

Come join us for a fun-filled day of puzzles and brain teasers at DC Puzzle Fest!

Join us for a special centennial edition of our annual Celebration of Textiles community festival! This year, we’re highlighting the enduring textile traditions of cultures around the world, with special performances and activities led by practicing artists and diaspora communities from the Washington area. Explore the world of possibilities for making clothing and textiles, enjoy cultural dance and music performances, and visit our centennial exhibition Enduring Traditions: Celebrating the World of Textiles to explore global traditions that continue to inspire textile communities today.

Celebrating the District’s agricultural, culinary, and artistic talents.

The 2025 National Book Festival will be held in the nation’s capital at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. The event is free and open to the public. A selection of programs will be livestreamed online and videos of all programs will be available shortly after the Festival.

DC's only car-free social bike ride for all ages & experience levels! Iconic sights, live music + more!