Greater Washington DC Area, DC Calendar of Events

Browse and peruse more than 1,100 booths spread across two buildings of the Dulles Expo Center as you explore the DC Big Flea Market!

Celebrate Independence day with a variety of fun events and activities at the plantation home of George and Martha Washington.

Celebrate Independence day with a variety of fun events and activities at the plantation home of George and Martha Washington.

Celebrate our nation's Independence Day at the nation's capital with fireworks, a parade, concerts, and more.

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Experience the mass release of native ladybugs at National Museum for the American Indian.

The annual Montogomery County Agricultural Fair is one of the largest county fairs in the Washington, DC area that pays special attention the youths of the region!

Every year, the National Zoo in Washington, DC holds a beer-tasting benefit event that raises money to support the zoo and its educational programs.

Welcome, m' lords and ladies, to the 16th century English village of Revel Grove at the Maryland Renaissance Festival.

At the Virginia Wine Festival, guests can taste the best Virginia wines and enjoy live entertainment, educational demonstrations, and a fabulous outdoor arts & crafts show.

Welcome, m' lords and ladies, to the 16th century English village of Revel Grove at the Maryland Renaissance Festival.

Welcome, m' lords and ladies, to the 16th century English village of Revel Grove at the Maryland Renaissance Festival.

Step back in time at the home of the Father of our Country with this 18th Century Craft Fair, which has been recognized as one of the top 100 events in America.

Enjoy a guided hike rated easy among peaceful streams, roaring water falls, botanical wonders and wild animals in the beautiful Harpers Ferry National Historic Park.

The National Museum for Health and Medicine in Washington, DC, is not just devoted to past practices and historical instruments, but also very aware of current health issues affecting the populace.

The best in wine tasting festivals, blues concerts and history blend together for one weekend at George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate.

A walk down history into Abraham Lincoln's life & times Every 1 and 3 pm in this historic national park, watch Jim Getty play Abraham Lincoln.

A national wreath laying ceremony will take place at the Columbus Statue and Monument.

To truly enjoy yourself in our nation's capital, you need to see and hear everything that the city has to offer with one of those things being the Navy Anniversary Concert at the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Constitution Hall located at 1776 D Street NW in Washington, DC.

Equestrian and horse enthusiasts and novices alike will converge at the MCI Center in downtown Washington, D.

The National Zoo in Washington, D.

Every October, the Dulles Town Center shopping mall just outside of Washington, DC holds its annual Halloween Festival.

Celebrate the fall season with some down home grandeur known as "Punkin' Chuckin" located in Southern Delaware right outside Washington DC.

Celebrate the fall season with some down home grandeur known as "Punkin' Chuckin" located in Southern Delaware right outside Washington DC.

Victorian Foods: a preserved slice of history If a visitor were to go back in time to mid-nineteenth century, guess what would be the first to catch the imagination.

Celebrate the fall season with some down home grandeur known as "Punkin' Chuckin" located in Southern Delaware right outside Washington DC.

This event is a great way for people to pay respect to those who have fallen in the line of duty.

Mount Vernon will honor Veterans Day with a patriotic concert, wreath-laying ceremony, and free admission for activity duty or retired military personnel.

An area filled with history and steeped in rich tradition, surrounded by monuments and museums, and endless attractions to visit, consider Washington, D.

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What better way to celebrate the anniversary of Armistice Day then by visiting one of the nation's most unique locations in the Woodrow Wilson House located at 2340 S St in Washington, DC 20008.

Learn how the first First Family of the United States entertained during the holidays with this unique Christmas tour by Gray Line.

This year, spend the holidays with your family in a unique way by visiting Colonial Williamsburg's Holiday Holiday Season at the Governor's Palace, which is located close to Washington, DC.

The Scottish Christmas Walk Weekend is when hundreds of Scottish clansmen walk the streets and parade with their bagpipes throughout the city of Old Town Alexandria.

Learn how the first First Family of the United States entertained during the holidays with this unique Christmas tour by Gray Line.

Visit Antietam National Battlefield during its most somber yet beautiful event with the Memorial Illumination drive-through experience.

Victorian Foods: a preserved slice of history If a visitor were to go back in time to mid-nineteenth century, guess what would be the first to catch the imagination.

Traditional Art Treasures you can take home The Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian is a museum dedicated to the life, languages, literature, history, and arts of the native peoples — and it takes pride in helping all of us get closer to the native cultures.

Learn how the first First Family of the United States entertained during the holidays with this unique Christmas tour by Gray Line.

Light up your holidays in Washington, DC, with a wide range of Christmas events and activities.

Every year on December 28, our 28th president, Woodrow Wilson, is remembered on his birthday with a wreath-laying ceremony at the Woodrow Wilson House museum in Washington, DC.

   Alexandria is well known as a cultural hub of Virginia.

The Guided Tours of Frederick Douglass Home is a good way for people to gain insight into the history and culture of the United States.

Great, moving artwork is what you will see when attending the Black Gold Exhibition at the National Museum of African Art located in Washington, DC.

New Year's Eve offers a large array of events and activities to choose from, whether it's a First Night celebration or a popular sports bar and grill.

This year, spend the holidays with your family in a unique way by visiting Colonial Williamsburg's Holiday Holiday Season at the Governor's Palace, which is located close to Washington, DC.

New Year's Eve offers a large array of events and activities to choose from, whether it's a First Night celebration or a popular sports bar and grill.

It may too cold outside to hit the links, but the hot new products and activities inside the Greater Washington Golf Show at the Dulles Expo Center are enough to keep every golfer warm!

There are many romantic things to do in the DC area for you and your sweetie, including romantic activities and luxurious hotels to bathe your special someone in diamonds and pearls.

The Chinese New Year Spectacular, hosted by the New Tang Dynasty Television, is a great way to experience the Chinese culture.

Celebrate independent films by viewing many different and diverse works from filmmakers all over the world at the DC Independent Film Festival.

Get your first taste of spring at the enormous Home & Garden Show at the Washington Convention Center.

Celebrate the beauty and importance of our environment and explore the diverse world around us with a variety of film screenings at the Environmental Film Festival.

The National Memorial Day Concert is put on by PBS and will be broadcast around the nation, but it's always better to be there in person.

Join the nation's capital in this long overdue salute to the veterans of the United States military with the National Memorial Day Parade along Constitution Avenue in Washington, DC.

Join in the excitement of one of the Washington area's favorite festivals & fundraisers at the Alexandria Red Cross Waterfront Festival!