Get In the Spirit with These Unique DC Holiday Events
Check out these unique seasonal events to deck the halls, jingle the bells, and get you laughing all the way.
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Introducing Potomac Tiki Club, Your 90 Minute Vacation on the Potomac
Launching from Georgetown Harbor, Potomac Tiki Club promises to be one of the best ways for friends, families, and colleagues to sip, cruise, and celebrate out on the water this Spring and Summer!
Whimsy 360: An Extrasensory Dining Experience at the St. Regis
In addition to the temptations of Whimsy 360’s elevated five-course menu and wine pairings, guests will be stunned by a combination of art, projection tech, and flavors that satisfy every sense.
Cherry Blossom Peak Bloom Projected March 22-25, 2022
Mayor Muriel Bowser, alongside National Cherry Blossom Festival and National Park Service officials, has announced plans to Rediscover Spring — and projected peak bloom for the 2022 National Cherry Blossom Festival to be March 22-25.
Enchant Christmas Returns to DC with Lights Extravaganza, Mischievous Elf Maze
The brightness of the holiday season is all set to shine in DC this year — Enchant Christmas is returning with a focus on food, vendors, and fun that’s light-filled and local.
Check Out This Free October Concert Series in Franklin Park
The Downtown DC Business Improvement District (BID) is hosting a concert series in the newly redeveloped Franklin Park every Saturday in October. Rock the Park DC, an inaugural outdoor concert offering, is free and welcomes all ages Saturdays in October from 4 p.m. to 10… Read More
Library of Congress Jefferson Building Reopens to Visitors
Starting July 15, 2021, the Library of Congress Jefferson Building will reopen to visitors with free limited times and ticketed entry on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Sign of the Whale Reopens, But It’s Not What You Remember
If you’ve lived in DC for any amount of time, chances are you’ve made some memories at that 18th & M Street institution, Sign of the Whale. So when it announced (for like the twelfth time) that it was closing — but for good this… Read More
