Things To Do
Looking for Activities at Home? Join DPR’s Online Gardening Classes for Free
The D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) is offering free online gardening classes between March 24 and April 30.
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Cherry Blossoms Reached Peak Bloom, But No Need to Travel to View Them
The city's cherry trees saw their peak bloom on March 20, but authorities are discouraging the public from traveling to...
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DC Cherry Blossoms to Reach Peak Bloom Within Few Days, But Beware
The National Park Service (NPS) announced that cherry blossom trees have reached the fifth stage, and peak bloom is set...
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DC Environmental Film Festival Goes Online to Avoid Spread of Coronavirus
The annual Environmental Film Festival in Washington, D.C. has announced that it is canceling all public events and launching a...
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Welcome Cherry Blossoms with Yoga and Dance at Smithsonian American Art Museum
This year’s Cherry Blossom Sunrise will take place on March 27 from 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. inside Kogod Courtyard...
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Do Not Miss Smithsonian’s Annual Museum Day for Free Visits
Smithsonian Magazine‘s annual Museum Day falls on Saturday, April 4 this year. Mark your calendars to make sure you benefit...
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Third Eye Blind to Perform at Northwest DC’s 9:30 Club
Third Eye Blind fans in the D.C. area have a reason to rejoice. The band is coming to Northwest D.C....
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What to Do on International Women’s Day in DC
This Sunday, there will be multiple opportunities to celebrate the International Women's Day in Washington, D.C. We have put together...
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Award-Winning British Novelist Mantel Meets Readers in DC
Hilary Mantel will come together with her readers to discuss her latest novel "The Mirror and the Light" in Northwest...
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National Children’s Museum Reopens in Downtown DC
The National Children’s Museum has reopened its doors to visitors on Washington, D.C.’s Woodrow Wilson Plaza.
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