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March on Washington Film Festival Kicks Off in DC to Honor MLK March

The March on Washington Film Festival is returning to the District with its ninth edition from Thursday, September 30 to Monday, October 4.
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Best Movie Theaters in Washington DC: With COVID-19 Measures

Looking for Washington DC's best movie theaters? Read our article for details, including their COVID-19 safety policies.
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Library of Congress Kicks Off Annual ‘Summer Movies on the Lawn’

The Library of Congress will host its fourth annual outdoor film festival known as “LOC Summer Movies on the Lawn” beginning on July 8.
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Filmfest DC Kicks Off in Its 35th Year, Offers 60 Films Virtually

The Washington, DC International Film Festival will hold this year's program from June 4 - June 13 virtually on eventive.org.
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Enjoy Movies Under Stars at Union Market Drive-In Opening on May 7

The annual Union Market Drive-In is returning on Friday, May 7, with a monthly series for its ninth edition.
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AMC’s Georgetown Theater Reopens March 26 After A Year of Closure

AMC Georgetown 14 is scheduled to reopen on March 26, together with many other locations of the movie theater chain around the country.
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DC’s Annual Environmental Film Festival Takes Place Virtually for Second Year

The DC Environmental Film Festival is taking place completely virtually one more time this year from Thursday, March 18 through March 28.
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RFK Stadium to Host Drive-In Movie Showing of ‘Home Alone’

RFK Memorial Stadium will welcome movie-goers in its parking lot on December 13 for a drive-in screening of a holiday classic: "Home Alone."
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