6 Things for Families To Know This Month in the D.C Area: August

Exploring the Washington, D.C. area this summer? Don’t miss some of its newest restaurants, desserts and events such as concerts, drive-in movies and book crawls in August.

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Bon Appétit Favorite in Potomac

Carmen’s Italian Ice recently opened a fourth location in Cabin John Village. The 25-year Montgomery County business received national recognition from Bon Appétit this spring.

Latin-American Diner

The classic American diner experience can be a favorite pastime for families. Stop by the newly-opened Rosa’s Diner in downtown D.C. next to The Moxy DC for a Latin twist.

For Mom and Dad

Feeling nostalgic? Prince George’s County Memorial Library System has a book crawl for library-loving adults, concluding Aug. 11 with an after-hours book fair at miXt Food Hall in Brentwood.

For The Swifties

Art Place at Fort Totten is hosting a Taylor Swift tribute concert Aug. 21, the second to last event in its summer concert series and a great way to round out the summer for families.

One Last Drive-In

Prince George’s Stadium is hosting its last free drive-in movie of the summer Aug. 28. Enjoy free snacks, food trucks, games and a viewing of the movie “Respect” (rated PG-13).

Don’t-Miss Desserts

Make your way to Old Town Alexandria for Brooklyn-based Van Leeuwen Ice Cream’s first DMV location, with a variety of frozen yogurt flavors and vegan ice cream. This fall, look out for another sweet treat with a new Always Ice Cream at Pike & Rose in North Bethesda.

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