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Enero | Febrero | Marzo | Abril | Mayo | Junio | Julio | Agosto
Septiembre | Octubre | Noviembre | Deciembre


Por favor note que las fechas y lugar de los eventos pueden cambiar. Llame por favor al numero indicado para información completa y actualizada.


Enero


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Chinese New Year Celebration
(January 2005)
Chinatown, Washington, DC
Annual parade of marching bands, lion and dragon dancers, clowns and other performers. FREE.
(202) 789-7000


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
(Year-round)
On the bank of the Potomac River from the Rosslyn section of Arlington.
This living presidential memorial is host to the finest dance, theater, and music performers in the world, and is the home of the National Symphony Orchestra, the American Film Institute, and the Washington Opera.
(800) 444-1324 or (202) 467-4600


Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Observance
(3rd Monday in January)
Lincoln Memorial
Wreath laying ceremony accompanied by a recorded presentation of King's "I Have a Dream" speech, local choirs, speakers and military color guard. FREE.
(202) 727-6306


Orchid Show
(Mid-January)
U.S. Botanic Garden, Washington, DC
(202) 226-4082


Robert E. Lee's Birthday Observance
(Sunday closest to Jan. 19)
Old Town Alexandria, VA
Celebrations for Gen. Robert E. Lee and his father, Gen. "Light Horse Harry" Lee held at Lee's Boyhood Home and at the Lee Fendall House. ADMISSION.
(703) 548-1789


U.S. Army Band Concerts
(January 25-28, 2006)
Brucker Hall, Fort Myer, Arlington, VA
Tuba Euphonium Conference. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900



Febrero


Abraham Lincoln's Birthday Observance
(Mid-February)
Lincoln Memorial
Concerts by military bands, wreath laying and a dramatic reading of the Gettysburg Address. FREE.
(703) 619-7222


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Frederick Douglass' Birthday Observance
(Mid-February)
Frederick Douglass Memorial Site, 1411 W St, SE, Washington, DC
Wreath laying ceremony in conjunction with Black History Month. FREE.
(202) 426-5961


George Washington's Birthday Observance
(Mid-February)
Mount Vernon, VA
Wreath laying at Washington's Tomb and performances by Army Fife and Drum Corps. FREE.
(703) 780-2000


George Washington's Birthday Parade
(Mid-February)
Old Town Alexandria, VA
Nation's largest parade celebrating the birthday of our first President. FREE.
http://oha.ci.alexandria.va.us/, http://www.washingtonbirthday.com
(703) 991-4474


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
(Year-round)
On the bank of the Potomac River from the Rosslyn section of Arlington.
This living presidential memorial is host to the finest dance, theater, and music performers in the world, and is the home of the National Symphony Orchestra, the American Film Institute, and the Washington Opera.
(800) 444-1324 or (202) 467-4600


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


Washington's Birthday Ceremony
(Mid-February)
Washington Monument
Observance with speeches and music. FREE.
(202) 619-7222


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900



Marzo


Annual Needlework Exhibition
(March)
Woodlawn, 9000 Richmond Hwy, Alexandria, VA
America's oldest and largest needlework show with more than 1,000 entries on display, daily needlework demonstrations and awards. ADMISSION.
(703) 780-4000


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
(Year-round)
On the bank of the Potomac River from the Rosslyn section of Arlington.
This living presidential memorial is host to the finest dance, theater, and music performers in the world, and is the home of the National Symphony Orchestra, the American Film Institute, and the Washington Opera.
(800) 444-1324 or (202) 467-4600


National Cherry Blossom Festival
(March 25 - April 9)
Tidal Basin, 1500 Maine Ave SW
Cherry trees blooming at the Tidal Basin. Festival features music, events and the annual National Cherry Blossom Parade on the final Saturday. FREE.
(202) 661-7584


Smithsonian Kite Festival
(Last Sunday in March)
Grounds of the Washington Monument.
Features competitions in design, performance and other categories. FREE.
(202) 357-3030


St. Patrick's Day Parade
(Mid-March)
Alexandria, VA
Parade highlights floats, dancers, and entertainment.
(703) 237-2199


St. Patrick's Day Parade
(March 12, 2006)
Washington, DC
Dancers, bagpipers and bands will march along Constitution Avenue.
(202) 637-2474


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


Washington Boat Show
(Mid-March)
Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
Showcasing sailboats and motorboats. ADMISSION.
(804) 425-6556


Washington Flower And Garden Show
(Mid-March)
Convention Center, Washington, DC
Featuring blooming flowers and gardening tips. ADMISSION.
(703) 569-7141


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900



Abril


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Earth Day
(Mid-April)
Variety of venues.
Annual event raising environmental awareness. FREE.


Easter Sunrise Service
(Easter Sunday)
Arlington National Cemetery, Memorial Amphitheatre
(703) 607-8000


Filmfest DC
(Mid-April to Late-May)
Venues throughout Washington, DC
Film festival celebrates the best in world cinema.
(202) 628-FILM


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


Historic Garden Week
(Mid-April)
Venues throughout Virginia.
More than 250 of Virginia's homes, gardens and historic landmarks are open for tours. Local tours include Alexandria, Middleburg and Fairfax County.
(804) 644-7776


John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
(Year-round)
On the bank of the Potomac River from the Rosslyn section of Arlington.
This living presidential memorial is host to the finest dance, theater, and music performers in the world, and is the home of the National Symphony Orchestra, the American Film Institute, and the Washington Opera.
(800) 444-1324 or (202) 467-4600


National Cherry Blossom Festival
(March 25 - April 9)
Tidal Basin, 1500 Maine Ave SW
Cherry trees blooming at the Tidal Basin. Festival features music, events and the annual National Cherry Blossom Parade on the final Saturday. FREE.
(202) 661-7584


Smithsonian Craft Show
(Mid-April)
National Building Museum, 401 F Street, NW, Washington, DC
Exhibition and sale of contemporary American crafts from more than 100 artists. ADMISSION.
(202) 357-4000


Thomas Jefferson's Birthday Observation
(Mid-April)
Jefferson Memorial, Washington, DC
A commemoration with military drills and a wreath-laying ceremony. FREE.
(202) 426-6841


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


White House Easter Egg Roll
(Around Easter)
White House
Annual event for children, ages 3 to 6, accompanied by an adult, on the South Lawn. Eggs and entertainment are provided. FREE.
(202) 456-2200


White House Garden Tour
(Mid-April)
White House
Tour the garden and public rooms of the White House. FREE.
(202) 456-2200


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900



Mayo


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Arlington Arts Al Fresco
(May-September)
Throughout Arlington, VA
Free performances at locations around Arlington feature all types of music, dance and theater for all ages.
(703) 228-1850


Art Market
(May-September)
Welburn Square, Ballston, Virginia
Art festival with various entertainment.
(703) 228-0560


Asian Pacific American Heritage Festival
(Early-May)
Venues throughout Washington, DC
(202) 727-3120


The Commandant's Own
(May-August)
U.S. Marine Corps Barrack and Iwo Jima Memorial, Arlington
Performances by the United States military and the Drum and Bugle Corps.
(202) 433-2927


Filmfest DC
(Mid-April to Late-May)
Venues throughout Washington, DC
Film festival celebrates the best in world cinema.
(202) 628-FILM


Georgetown Garden Tour
(Early-May)
Georgetown, Washington, DC
Tour beautiful public and private historic gardens. ADMISSION.
(202) 965-1950


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


Goodwill Embassy Tour
(Early-May)
Washington, DC Tour of DC's embassies. ADMISSION.


International Flower Mart
(Early-May)
National Cathedral, Washington, DC (202) 537-6200
Annual flower market with flower booths and entertainment. FREE.
(202) 537-6200


John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
(Year-round)
On the bank of the Potomac River from the Rosslyn section of Arlington.
This living presidential memorial is host to the finest dance, theater, and music performers in the world, and is the home of the National Symphony Orchestra, the American Film Institute, and the Washington Opera.
(800) 444-1324 or (202) 467-4600


Marine Dress Parade
(Year-round, Tuesday and Friday Evenings)
Marine Yards, Washington, DC. FREE.
Full ceremony featuring the United States Marine Band.
(202) 433-6060


Memorial Day at the Women's Memorial
(May 29, 2006)
Women's Memorial, Ceremonial Entrance, Arlington National Cemetery
Formal ceremony honoring all the men and women who defended this country.
(800) 222-2294


Memorial Day Ceremony
(Memorial Day weekend)
Vietnam Veterans Memorial and US Navy Memorial
Events include speeches, military bands and keynote addresses.
http://www.nps.gov/vive/, http://www.lonesailor.org/
202.426.6841


Memorial Day Ceremony
(Memorial Day weekend)
Arlington National Cemetery
Ceremony at the John F. Kennedy grave site and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, including a sevice at the Memorial Amphitheatre.
(703) 607-8000


Memorial Day Concert
(Memorial Day weekend)
West Lawn of the Capital Building
Concert includes the National Symphony Orchestra, actors and various bands.
202 225 6827


Military Band Performances
(May-September)
U.S. Capital (West, Front) and National Mall
For information Army Band (703) 696-3399, Marine Band (202) 433-4011, Navy Band (202) 433-2525, Air Force Band (202) 767-5658


Netherlands Carillon Concerts
(May-June)
Carillon, Rt. 50 and George Washington Memorial parkway, Arlington, Va.
Guest artists play the 50-bell carillon which was given to the U.S. in appreciation for the liberation of Holland on May 5, 1945, during World War II. FREE.
(703) 289-2500/2552


Twilight Tattoo Pageant
(May-June, Wednesday Evenings)
The Ellipse, 1600 Constitution Ave. Washington, DC
A pageant that combines the patriotic spirit and music of a traditional military parade combined with the rich history of the US Army. FREE.
(202)685-2888


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.

U.S. Botanic Garden Shows
(mid May - mid October)
U.S. Botanic Gardens
Shows and events throughout the summer.
202-226-7674
(703) 696-3399


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900



Junio


Arlington Arts Al Fresco
(May-September)
Throughout Arlington, VA
Free performances at locations around Arlington feature all types of music, dance and theater for all ages.
(703) 228-1850


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Art Market
(May-September)
Welburn Square, Ballston, Virginia
Art festival with various entertainment.
(703) 228-0560


Capital Pride
(Mid-June)
Gay-pride celebration including an 8-day festival around the city with a parade.
FREE.
(202) 797-3510


Columbia Pike Farmers Market
(April-November, Sundays)
Pike Park (Columbia Pike at S. Walter Reed Drive), Arlington, VA
Fresh produce and flower market.
(703) 892-2776


The Commandant's Own
(May-August)
U.S. Marine Corps Barrack and Iwo Jima Memorial, Arlington
Performances by the United States military and the Drum and Bugle Corps.
(202) 433-2927


Dance Africa DC
(First weekend in June)
Celebrating the dances and music of the African Diaspora throughout DC.
(202) 269-1600


Dupont-Kalorama Museum Walk
(Early-June)
Washington, DC
Visit this neighborhood's six museums and enjoy demonstrations, interactive tours, hands-on workshops and concerts.
(202) 667-0441


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
(Year-round)
On the bank of the Potomac River from the Rosslyn section of Arlington.
This living presidential memorial is host to the finest dance, theater, and music performers in the world, and is the home of the National Symphony Orchestra, the American Film Institute, and the Washington Opera.
(800) 444-1324 or (202) 467-4600


Marine Corps Sunset Parade and Concerts
(June-August, Tuesday Evenings)
Iwo Jima Memorial, Arlington, VA
The US Marine Drum and Bugle Corps and the Silent Drill Team are featured. FREE. (Free shuttle bus services available from the Arlington Cemetery visitors' center parking lot starting at 6 p.m.)
(202) 433-6060, (202) 433-4011


Marine Dress Parade
(Summer-time, Friday Evenings)
Marine Yards, Washington, DC. FREE.
Full ceremony featuring the United States Marine Band.
Reservations generally required.
(202) 433-6060


Military Band Performances
(May-September)
U.S. Capitol (West, Front) and National Mall
For information Army Band (703) 696-3399, Marine Band (202) 433-4011, Navy Band (202) 433-2525, Air Force Band (202) 767-5658


Netherlands Carillon Concerts
(May-June)
Carillon, Rt. 50 and George Washington Memorial parkway, Arlington, Va.
Guest artists play the 50-bell carillon which was given to the U.S. in appreciation for the liberation of Holland on May 5, 1945, during World War II. FREE.
(703) 289-2500/2552


Red Cross Waterfront Festival
(Early-June)
Old Town Alexandria, VA
Ships, nautical events, music, arts and crafts, games, refreshments and more.
(703) 838-5005


Shakespeare Theatre Free-For-All
(June)
Carter Barron Amphitheatre, Washington, DC
FREE performances of the plays of Shakespeare featuring the performers and artists of the nation's premiere producer of classic theatre.
(202) 547-1122


Smithsonian Folklife Festival
(June 30-July 4 and July 7-11)
National Mall, Washington, DC.
Annual festival highlighting various cultures. Includes food, art, and entertainment. FREE.
(202) 275-1150


Twilight Tattoo Pageant
(May-June, Wednesday Evenings)
The Ellipse, 1600 Constitution Ave. Washington, DC
A pageant that combines the patriotic spirit and music of a traditional military parade combined with the rich history of the US Army. FREE.
(202)685-2888


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


U.S. Botanic Garden Shows
(mid May - mid October)
US Botanic Gardens
Shows and events throughout the summer.
202-226-7674


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900



Julio


Arlington Arts Al Fresco
(May-September)
Throughout Arlington, VA
Free performances at locations around Arlington feature all types of music, dance and theater for all ages.
(703) 228-1850


Arlington Community Garage Sale
(April-November, first Saturday of each month)
On the I-66 Parking Deck, near the intersection of Washington Blvd. and N. Quincy Street.
Large sale with more than 150.
(703) 358-6400.


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Art Market
(May-September)
Welburn Square, Ballston, Virginia
Art festival with various entertainment.
(703) 228-0560


ATP Tour: Legg Mason Tennis Classic
(July 29-August 6, 2006)
The William HG Fitzgerald Tennis Center.
Featuring tennis champions Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick.
(202) 721-9500


Columbia Pike Farmers Market
(April-November, Sundays)
Pike Park (Columbia Pike at S. Walter Reed Drive), Arlington, VA
Fresh produce and flower market.
(703) 892-2776


The Commandant's Own
(May-August)
U.S. Marine Corps Barrack and Iwo Jima Memorial, Arlington
Performances by the United States military and the Drum and Bugle Corps.
(202) 433-2927


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


Independence Day Celebration and Parade
(July 4)
10455 Armstrong Street, Fairfax, VA
Parade through historic downtown area beginning at 10 a.m. Also, musical entertainment and fireworks display. FREE.
(703) 385-7949


Independence Day Parade
(July 4, 11:45 am)
Parade featuring floats and entertainment, going down Constitution Ave. at 7th St.


John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
(Year-round)
On the bank of the Potomac River from the Rosslyn section of Arlington.
This living presidential memorial is host to the finest dance, theater, and music performers in the world, and is the home of the National Symphony Orchestra, the American Film Institute, and the Washington Opera.
(800) 444-1324 or (202) 467-4600


July 4th along the George Washington Memorial Parkway
Celebrate July 4th along the shoreline of the Potomac River in Virginia, including fireworks.
(703) 289-2500/2552


Marine Corps Sunset Parade and Concerts
(June-August, Tuesday Evenings)
Iwo Jima Memorial, Arlington, VA
The US Marine Drum and Bugle Corps and the Silent Drill Team are featured. FREE. (Free shuttle bus services available from the Arlington Cemetery visitors' center parking lot starting at 6 p.m.)
(202) 433-6060, (202) 433-4011


Marine Dress Parade
(Summer-time, Friday Evenings)
Marine Yards, Washington, DC. FREE.
Full ceremony featuring the United States Marine Band.
Reservations generally required.
(202) 433-6060


Military Band Performances
(May-September)
U.S. Capital (West, Front) and National Mall
For information Army Band (703) 696-3399, Marine Band (202) 433-4011, Navy Band (202) 433-2525, Air Force Band (202) 767-5658


Screen on the Green
(July-August)
The Mall, between 4th and 7th Sts., Washington, DC
Annual event featuring a very large movie screen playing classic films.
FREE.
(877) 262-5866


Smithsonian Folklife Festival
(June 30-July 4 and July 7-11)
National Mall, Washington, DC.
Annual festival highlighting various cultures. Includes food, art, and entertainment. FREE.
(202) 275-1150


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


U.S. Botanic Garden Shows
(mid May - mid October)
US Botanic Gardens
Shows and events throughout the summer.
202-226-7674


Virginia Scottish Games
(Late-July)
Alexandria, VA
Celebrates Alexandria's Scottish Heritage with dancing bagpipes and food. Admission.
703-912-1943


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900



Agosto


Arlington Arts Al Fresco
(May-September)
Throughout Arlington, VA
Free performances at locations around Arlington feature all types of music, dance and theater for all ages.
(703) 228-1850


Arlington County Fair
(Late-August)
Thomas Jefferson Community Center, 3501 South Second St., Arlington
Features carnival rides, amusements, food, and entertainment.
(703) 920-4556


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Art Market
(May-September)
Welburn Square, Ballston, Virginia
Art festival with various entertainment.
(703) 228-0560


ATP Tour: Legg Mason Tennis Classic
(July 29-August 6, 2006)
The William HG Fitzgerald Tennis Center.
Featuring tennis champions Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick.
(202) 721-9500


Columbia Pike Farmers Market
(April-November, Sundays)
Pike Park (Columbia Pike at S. Walter Reed Drive), Arlington, VA
Fresh produce and flower market.
(703) 892-2776


The Commandant's Own
(May-August)
U.S. Marine Corps Barrack and Iwo Jima Memorial, Arlington
Performances by the United States military and the Drum and Bugle Corps.
(202) 433-2927


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


Georgia Avenue Day
(Late-August)
Washington, DC
Parade, rides and ethnic cuisines highlight this neighborhood festival. FREE.
(202) 723-5166


John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
(Year-round)
On the bank of the Potomac River from the Rosslyn section of Arlington.
This living presidential memorial is host to the finest dance, theater, and music performers in the world, and is the home of the National Symphony Orchestra, the American Film Institute, and the Washington Opera.
(800) 444-1324 or (202) 467-4600


Marine Corps Sunset Parade and Concerts
(June-August, Tuesday Evenings)
Iwo Jima Memorial, Arlington, VA
The US Marine Drum and Bugle Corps and the Silent Drill Team are featured. FREE. (Free shuttle bus services available from the Arlington Cemetery visitors' center parking lot starting at 6 p.m.)
(202) 433-6060, (202) 433-4011


Marine Dress Parade
(Summer-time, Friday Evenings)
Marine Yards, Washington, DC. FREE.
Full ceremony featuring the United States Marine Band.
Reservations generally required.
(202) 433-6060


Military Band Performances
(May-September)
U.S. Capital (West, Front) and National Mall
For information Army Band (703) 696-3399, Marine Band (202) 433-4011, Navy Band (202) 433-2525, Air Force Band (202) 767-5658


Screen on the Green
(July-August)
The Mall, between 4th and 7th Sts., Washington, DC
Annual event featuring a very large movie screen playing classic films.
FREE.
(877) 262-5866


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


U.S. Botanic Garden Shows
(mid May - mid October)
US Botanic Gardens
Shows and events throughout the summer.
202-226-7674


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900



Septiembre


Adams Morgan Day
(Early-September)
Washington, DC
Two-day event celebrating the ethnic diversity of this Northwest neighborhood. FREE.
(202) 724-4091


Arlington Arts Al Fresco
(May-September)
Throughout Arlington, VA
Free performances at locations around Arlington feature all types of music, dance and theater for all ages.
(703) 228-1850


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Art Market
(May-September)
Welburn Square, Ballston, Virginia
Art festival with various entertainment.
(703) 228-0560


Black Family Reunion
(Early-September)
National Mall, Washington, DC
Two-day cultural event celebrating the African American family with performances, food and themed pavilions. FREE.
(202) 383-9130


Columbia Pike Farmers Market
(April-November, Sundays)
Pike Park (Columbia Pike at S. Walter Reed Drive), Arlington, VA
Fresh produce and flower market.
(703) 892-2776


Constitution Day Commemoration
(Mid-September)
National Archives, Washington, DC
The original US Constitution is displayed with a naturalization ceremony and concert. FREE.
(866) 272-6272


DC Blues Festival
(Early-September)
Annual festival with a variety of blues music.
Washington, DC. FREE
(202) 828-3028


Fiesta Musical
(Late-September)
Washington's National Zoo
Annual Latin Fiesta celebrating Hispanic culture. FREE.
(202) 673-4800


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


International Children's Day
(Early to Mid-September)
Wolf Trap Farm Park, Vienna, VA
Entertainers from around the world perform for the entire family. ADMISSION.
(703) 255-1900


John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
(Year-round)
On the bank of the Potomac River from the Rosslyn section of Arlington.
This living presidential memorial is host to the finest dance, theater, and music performers in the world, and is the home of the National Symphony Orchestra, the American Film Institute, and the Washington Opera.
(800) 444-1324 or (202) 467-4600


Kalorama House And Embassy Tour
(September 17, 2006)
Washington, DC Tour some of the magnificent homes and embassies in Northwest DC's historic neighborhood. ADMISSION.
202-387-4062


Labor Day Concert With The National Symphony
(Labor Day)
West Lawn of the Capital Building
Concert includes the National Symphony Orchestra and various bands.
FREE.
(202) 619-7222


Military Band Performances
(May-September)
U.S. Capital (West, Front) and National Mall
For information Army Band (703) 696-3399, Marine Band (202) 433-4011, Navy Band (202) 433-2525, Air Force Band (202) 767-5658


Prince George's County Fair
(early September)
Featuring rides, entertainment, and food.
Upper Marlboro, MD
(301) 952-0270


Rosslyn Jazz Festival
(September 9)
Gateway Park, Rosslyn, VA
Annual jazz festival featuring various artists.
FREE.
(703) 696-3399 and (703) 522-6628.


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


U.S. Botanic Garden Shows
(mid May - mid October)
US Botanic Gardens
Shows and events throughout the summer.
202-226-7674


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900



Octubre


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Army Ten Mile Run
(Second weekend in October)
The nation's largest ten-mile road race and rated as one of the Top 100 races in the nation by Runner's World Magazine. Starting in Arlington, VA, the flat, fast course travels through scenic Washington, DC, passing some the most famous monuments and memorials in the United States.
202-685-3361


Columbia Pike Farmers Market
(April-November, Sundays)
Pike Park (Columbia Pike at S. Walter Reed Drive), Arlington, VA
Fresh produce and flower market.
(703) 892-2776


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


Haunted History
(Late-October)
Woodlawn Plantation, Alexandria, VA
Tour "one of the most haunted houses in Virginia" by candlelight.
Art festival with various entertainment. ADMISSION
703.780.4000 x27


John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
(Year-round)
On the bank of the Potomac River from the Rosslyn section of Arlington.
This living presidential memorial is host to the finest dance, theater, and music performers in the world, and is the home of the National Symphony Orchestra, the American Film Institute, and the Washington Opera.
(800) 444-1324 or (202) 467-4600


Marine Corps Marathon
(Sunday, October 29, 2006)
Begins at Marine Corps War Memorial (Iwo Jima), Arlington
Race goes past many of our nation's monuments, including the Pentagon, U.S. Capital, and Lincoln Memorial. Thousands of runners will participate in this race which begins at the Iwo Jima Memorial, courses past the monuments of DC, and ends back at the Iwo Jima Memorial.
(800) RUN-USMC


Theodore Roosevelt Birthday Celebration
(Late-October)
Theodore Roosevelt Island, George Washington Parkway
Celebrate the 26th president's birthday, featuring tours and exhibits. FREE.
(703) 289-2500, (703) 289-2552


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


U.S. Botanic Garden Shows
(mid May - mid October)
US Botanic Gardens
Shows and events throughout the summer.
202-226-7674


White House Fall Garden Tours
(Late-October)
Whitehouse, Washington, DC
Annual tour includes Jacqueline Kennedy Garden, Rose Garden, Children's Garden and South Lawn of the White House. FREE.
(202) 208-1631


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900



Noviembre


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Columbia Pike Farmers Market
(April-November, Sundays)
Pike Park (Columbia Pike at S. Walter Reed Drive), Arlington, VA
Fresh produce and flower market.
(703) 892-2776


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
(Year-round)
On the bank of the Potomac River from the Rosslyn section of Arlington.
This living presidential memorial is host to the finest dance, theater, and music performers in the world, and is the home of the National Symphony Orchestra, the American Film Institute, and the Washington Opera.
(800) 444-1324 or (202) 467-4600


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


Veterans Day at the Women's Memorial
(November 11)
Women's Memorial Ceremonial Entrance, Arlington National Cemetery
Annual Wreath Laying and Veterans' Day Ceremony
(800) 222-2294


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900



Deciembre


Arlington County Farmers' and Flea Market
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th St. & N. Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Fresh produce, flower market, antiques and collectibles.
(703) 528-6748 and (703) 228-6400


Candlelight Tours
(Late-December)
White House, Washington, DC
Tour the candlelit and decorated White House. FREE.
(202) 619-7222


Christmas Candlelight Tours
(Mid-December)
Old Town Alexandria
Tour Alexandria decorated museums and historic homes with music and refreshments. ADMISSION.
(703) 838-4242


Christmas Open House
(Early-December)
National Cathedral, Washington, DC
Family-oriented entertainment, with music. FREE with donation of unwrapped toy or gift for adult or child.
(202) 537-6200


Christmas Poinsettia Show
(Mid-December)
US Botanic Gardens
FREE.
(202) 226-7674


First Night Celebrations
(New Year's Eve)
Several areas celebrate the end of the old year and the beginning of the new with alcohol-free, family-oriented festivals featuring music and dance. ADMISSION.
For information about Alexandria, call (703) 836-1526; Annapolis (410) 268-8553; Leesburg (703) 777-6306.


Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
(Year-round, Saturdays)
14th and Veitch Streets Courthouse, Arlington, VA
Antiques and collectibles market.
(703) 528-6748


National Christmas Tree Lighting/Pageant Of Peace
(December)
The Ellipse, Washington, DC
Annual holiday celebration, opening with the National Christmas tree being lit by the President and his wife. Seasonal entertainment and music are featured throughout the month. FREE.
http://www.nps.gov/whho/ and http://www.pageantofpeace.org/
(202) 619-7222


Scottish Christmas Walk
(December 4th)
Alexandria, VA (703) 549-0111
A festival of Scottish music and dance highlighted by a parade.
(703) 549-0111


U.S. Army Band Concerts
Variety of Venues. FREE.
(703) 696-3399


Wolf Trap Performances
(Year-round)
1645 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia
This is a national park for the performing arts. It presents a variety of performances, including plays and concerts.
(703) 255-1900