Fun Things to Do

A chihuahua is running on some grass in front of a brick wall.

Running of the Chihuahuas Returns to The Wharf

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Attention all dog lovers of the DMV: the annual Running of the Chihuahuas is back at The Wharf this May. That means that on Saturday,...

Passover as a Family

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Experiencing the Jewish Year: Seder Adventures April 7, 2 – 4 p.m. Edllavitch DCJCC | 1529 Sixteenth St. NW, Washington, DC 20036 K-3 families can learn more...

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Spring Plants April 20, 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Parents can learn the art of Japanese horticulture with this Kokedama succulent workshop for all skill levels...

April Fit & Healthy Calendar

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Cherry Blossom Ebike Tours Throughout the Month, 10:30 a.m. Saturday and Sunday by appointment Monday through Friday Capital Crescent Trail to the Tidal Basin, Washington, D.C. Get...
Captain Hook and his crew threaten Peter Pan with swords!

Q&A with Captain Hook and Mr. Darling

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The magic of live musical theater is something every family should experience at least once, but when your family sees “Peter Pan” live, they’ll...
An infographic about using your home to fight climate change.

Healthy Homes Fair: April 6

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The trees are flowering and the grass is green again—but is your home? This Saturday, the Healthy Homes Fair is opening the door for families...
Easter eggs in a tulip pot.

Easter Egg Hunts in the DMV

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Hoppy Easter! If you’re hunting for egg hunts, your search has come to an end. Here are four local hunts across different days and times...

Fun Ways to Celebrate Easter for the Whole Family

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Easter egg hunts, dyeing eggs, and chocolate bunnies are all things kids look forward to each year for Easter. While these are great ways...

You Don’t Need a Pot of Gold to Throw This Rainbow Party

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Rainbows are a sign that the sunny days of spring are on the way. Their colorful rays bring a smile to our hearts—much like...

Safe Pet Care for Kids: 16-year-old Bethesda Twins Pave the Way

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Sixteen-year-old twins Yvonne and Sky Zhu are on a mission to change the way people think about and care for the smallest, and often...