Northern Virginia, Alexandria & nearby DC
Join the Northeast Neighborhood Library for a specialized story time conducted in American Sign Language.
Watch artist Brett Wilson experiment with various mediums to create cartoon characters, book illustrations, and abstract paintings at Brambleton Library.
A small, supportive group meeting at Aurora Hills Library to explore techniques for storytelling.
Local historian Gary Sarnoff recounts the heartwarming underdog story of the 1924 Washington Senators at Central Library.
Local author William T. Tortolano discusses his book 'Swinging against the Axis,' focusing on Glenn Miller's WWII Army Air Forces Band at Yale. Books will be available for sale and signing.
Local author William T. Tortolano discusses his book about Glenn Miller's WWII Army Air Forces Band in the Franconia District.
Learn the basics of Modern Standard Arabic at Martha Washington Library, perfect for travelers or those interested in the language.
Get first dibs on the Beatley Friends' Book Sale at the Charles E. Beatley Jr. Central Library. Memberships are available for $10 on the day of the event.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a bilingual Spanish story time at Parklands-Turner Neighborhood Library.
A vibrant book club meeting at Lamond-Riggs Library dedicated to celebrating the voices and stories of Black women and girls.
Learn Hong Kong style Mahjong at Cleveland Park Neighborhood Library. Beginners are highly encouraged to join this growing group.
Make a felt pennant to celebrate your favorite hobbies, school, or team at the Gum Spring Library.
Create a personalized bicycle-themed design and transfer it to a tote bag using sublimation printing at Lovettsville Library.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Dolley Madison Library by learning the history and symbolism of sugar skulls, then painting your own colorful ceramic planter.
Join others at Middleburg Library to learn or refine your skills in American Mahjong; no supplies are needed.
A monthly discussion group at the Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library focused on climate change and its local and global impacts.
Get practice with walk-in mock interviews at the Workforce Resource Center.
Search for fall-themed pictures throughout the Bellevue Library Children's Room to complete a row and win a small prize.
A workshop at Shirlington Library for parents of children with ADHD, exploring how ADHD-related stress shapes family roles.
Celebrate the brown bears of Katmai National Park with a special display at Lovettsville Library, highlighting their preparation for winter hibernation.
Whether you are a beginner or looking to refresh your skills, Project Knitwell volunteers at Chantilly Regional Library can help you fix mistakes or learn a new stitch.
Fairfax County Animal Services is hosting a free same-day pet adoption event at The Boro at Tysons Mixed Market.
Intermediate French speakers can practice conversation skills with a native speaker at Martha Washington Library. Space is limited to the first 10 participants.
A seasonal workshop for adults at the Reston Regional Library Teen Space. Learn to draw colorful maple leaves using oil pastels; all materials are provided.
A virtual meeting for the Library Board of Trustees Ad-hoc Strategic Planning committee to discuss future library directions.
A social gathering at Central Library to play American, Hong Kong, or Japanese-style mahjong. All skill levels are welcome.
Knitters and crocheters are invited to the Rust Library makerspace to pick up patterns and yarn for a charity project. Completed squares are due by Nov. 19.
Stop by the Richard Byrd Library lobby for horticultural tips and advice from the Fairfax County Master Gardeners.
Explore various mixed-media art techniques in this hands-on workshop at Georgetown Neighborhood Library.
Gather at Sherwood Regional Library to discuss the September selection, 'Buckeye' by Patrick Ryan. No registration required.
Join NOVA ScriptsCentral at Kingstowne Regional Library for an interactive workshop to learn about the differences between acute and chronic pain and discover healthy management strategies.
A panel discussion at Central Library bringing together literary and artistic perspectives from storytellers within the Eritrean and Ethiopian diasporas.
A virtual information session regarding NOVA workforce opportunities and career pathways.
A public hearing for the Loudoun County Planning Commission regarding local land use and development.
Children ages 4-12 are invited to the Great Falls Library to practice reading aloud to Jackson, a friendly therapy dog.
Visit the John Marshall Library to pick up free packets of vegetable, fruit, herb, or flower seeds for your garden.
Join a Virginia Master Naturalist for an interactive storytime and a guided nature walk focused on autumn leaves and wildlife.
A sewing club at Pohick Regional Library for sewists of all abilities. Learn from an expert, try a new project, or bring your own. Machines and materials are provided.
Learn the basics of 3D modeling using Tinkercad at Central Library's 'The Shop.'
A variety of in-person art classes at the S. Dillon Ripley Center, including Beginning Drawing, Photography, and Figure Sculpture.
Get an early look at the 'From the Louvre' exhibition during this special preview event at the National Museum of Asian Art.
Meet with social work interns at Centreville Regional Library to get guidance on navigating community resources, including food assistance, housing, and public benefits.
A free workshop for middle school students (grades 6-8) at Dolley Madison Library. Participants learn new writing skills and have the chance to be published in the Sparks Anthology.
An interactive session at Bellevue Library combining dance, theatre, music, and storytelling.
Teens can head to Sterling Library to design and create custom keychains using beads, charms, and colorful materials.
A specialized workshop series focused on emerging technologies, held in partnership with DCPL and The Upskilling Labs at West End Neighborhood Library.
Cleveland Park Library hosts a conversation between restaurateur Ashok Bajaj (founder of Knightsbridge Restaurant Group) and journalist Tom Sietsema.
Take an imaginary musical field trip with Groovy Nate at Deanwood Neighborhood Library, featuring a 'club-hopping' journey of funky grooves.
Experience a unique interactive session at Parklands-Turner Neighborhood Library that combines beat-making, dance, and enrichment.
Join a community circle at Cherrydale Library to learn how to repair and celebrate clothing through visible mending techniques.
Catch the Washington Mystics in action as they take on the Connecticut Sun in this WNBA matchup.
Learn the basics of indoor or small-scale greenery at Parklands-Turner Neighborhood Library.
Unwind at Cleveland Park Library with an ambient sound bath and guided meditation. Bring a yoga mat or blanket for comfort.
Dr. An Di Yim provides an inside look at George Mason University's Forensic Science Research and Training Laboratory, exploring how forensic research helps solve real-world criminal cases.
A practical workshop at Central Library to help beginners navigate Zoom. Seats are limited to 16 participants.
An on-site workshop focused on perfecting your elevator pitch for professional networking.
Head to the Pohick Regional Library maker space to work on a project using a sewing machine, Cricut, or maker boxes with expert advice available.
Gather at Cascades Library to knit or crochet items for charitable organizations. All skill levels are welcome.
A two-hour instructional class at the MLK Jr. Memorial Central Library covering computer functions, mouse and keyboard usage, and desktop features.
A special bilingual (Spanish/English) pajama-themed storytime for children ages 0-5 at Central Library, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.
A conversation-based program at Brambleton Library designed for intermediate and advanced English language learners to practice speaking skills.
Bring the whole family to Stockyard Brewery for an evening of bingo, food, and friendly competition.
Volunteer legal advocates will be available at the Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library to provide no-appointment, walk-in legal assistance.
Access legal assistance at the Benning Library, where lawyers from the Neighborhood Legal Services Program will be available for walk-in consultations.
Children can participate in a themed craft session inspired by the life and art of Frida Kahlo at the Southwest Neighborhood Library.
Browse the lobby sections of the Reston Regional Library for a preview of the big fall sale, featuring genres like Science, Sci-Fi, and Religion.
A networking extravaganza and happy hour hosted by Green Drinks DC at Wunder Garten.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, children can search for 16 notable Hispanic and Latine figures hidden around the Northwest One Neighborhood Library children's area to earn a small prize.
Test your knowledge of Hispanic history, culture, and art at the Brambleton Library. Play solo or bring a team.
Try your hand at spontaneous comedy and performance at the Palisades Neighborhood Library in this beginner-friendly improv session.
A dedicated Lego playtime session for children ages 2-6 and their caregivers at the Lamond-Riggs/Lillian J. Huff Neighborhood Library.
Visit the Arlington Public Library's mobile truck at the new Commons Pop-Up Park in Ballston. The stop features fun activities, giveaways, and library information.
Learn easy line dancing steps with instructor Dick Sherman at the Purcellville Library. Boots and jeans are welcome but not required.
Learn to create digital embroidery patterns using Silhouette Studio and Ink/Stitch at the Gum Spring Library. All skill levels are welcome.
Learn to use the laser cutter at Gum Spring Library to create your own custom keychain.
Meet with a licensed social worker at the Anacostia Neighborhood Library for support and connection to local community resources.
Join neighbors for an afternoon of board games, card games, and more at the Lamond-Riggs/Lillian J. Huff Neighborhood Library.
A specialized session for homeschool students focused on financial literacy.
A cozy, themed storytime and craft session for kids at the Lamond-Riggs/Lillian J. Huff Neighborhood Library—pajamas encouraged!
A casual gathering for readers and local professionals to unwind and meet new friends over drinks.
Visit the John Marshall Library to pick up free packets of vegetable, fruit, herb, or flower seeds for your garden.
A hands-on initiative at Anacostia Neighborhood Library designed to connect teens and families to gardening, sustainability, and community care.
Join Bill Press for a discussion with Congressman Jared Huffman (D-CA) regarding U.S. current affairs and his new book, 'No Prophets: The Fight to Save Democracy from Christian Nationalism.'
Brambleton Library hosts an exhibition of a touching poem by aspiring teen author Emma Shea Hoffman.
Join Realtor Philippa Main at Aurora Hills Library for a session on decluttering tips and expert insights into local market trends.
An intermediate knitting session led by Paula Lytle that combines craft with wine and community socializing.
Experience Senegal through watercolor hues in Bahia Omais's series 'A Walk Around Senegal,' capturing vibrant city life and nature at the Brambleton Library.
Explore different global locations through novels and memoirs at Sterling Library. Participants receive a 'Reading Passport' to collect stamps for each meeting attended.
Head to Chrysalis Vineyards in Middleburg for a 'book tasting' designed to help adult readers choose their next group selection. (Ages 21+)
Join a discussion about gardening and nature at the Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum, followed by a seasonal activity making apple cider.
Browse thousands of books, DVDs, and more at the Charles E. Beatley Jr. Central Library book sale.
Enjoy a storytime session conducted in both English and Spanish for children ages 0-5 at the James M. Duncan Jr. Branch Library. Note: Tickets are required.
A live, late-night style comedy show at Prima DC featuring guest comedians and a live band.
A designated drop-off event for DC residents to safely dispose of household hazardous materials.
Connect with other players and join a Dungeons and Dragons group at the Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library.
At Brambleton Library, participants will listen to an audiobook short story at a slow speed and participate in a group discussion. The session features excerpts from 'Come On In' by Adi Alsaid.
Join the Rust Library discussion group to talk about 'On Tilt: America's <0xC2><0xA0>New Gambling Epidemic' by Jasper Craven. Pick up the essay at the library front desk.
A creative evening at Lark where you can design and build your own seasonal fall wreath to take home.
Join the Lovettsville Library for interactive stories and movement, followed by a special 'Paws to Read' session featuring Canine Companions.
A gentler, tailored storytime at Rust Library featuring songs and movement designed to support sensory needs for children ages 5 and under.
A gathering at Central Library for federal employees and those impacted by recent mass layoffs to connect and share experiences.
The Cascades Library is accepting donations of gently used books, DVDs, games, puzzles, and comics to prepare for their annual book sale.
A five-course culinary journey through the traditions of Germany and Austria, featuring a specially curated menu by Chef Ian Dieter.
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival at Union Market District's Hi-Lawn with a seasonal night market experience.
Learn beginner salsa with instructors from the Herencia Latina dance team at the Columbia Pike Library. No partner or prior experience is required.
An online bilingual program featuring author Lucky Diaz, who will share his picture book 'Paletero Man' in both English and Spanish.
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival at Hi-Lawn with a lively night market inspired by the streets of Hong Kong, featuring themed food and live performances.
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival at Hi-Lawn with a night market inspired by the streets of Hong Kong, featuring various food offerings and live performances.
Sing, jump, and dance with Mr. Lilo and his guitar. This interactive musical program for young children features songs in both English and Spanish.
A virtual workshop on how to unlock and utilize LinkedIn Learning certifications for your career.
Join a virtual presentation featuring Grammy Award-winning artist and acclaimed children's book author Lucky Diaz.
Visit the Lovettsville Library to read stories to Tagan and Duncan, two therapy dogs from Canine Companions.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Sterling Library with a Spanish-language acrylic painting workshop led by artist Lizzy Javier. Participants will paint a colorful bird and landscape.
Author Richard Bell visits Rust Library to discuss the global impact and international dimensions of the American Revolution.
Learn to paint a 'cool cat' using step-by-step instructions from artist Megha Mehra at the Brambleton Library. Space is limited.
A networking event for women in the DC tech industry, held at Arlo Washington DC.
Join author Nik Sharma and Elazar Sontag at Bold Fork Books for a conversation centered around the new book, 'Fundamentals of Flavor.'
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a screening of a 2024 film inspired by a true story of friendship, hosted at the Burke Branch Library.
Browse a wide selection of books, movies, and music at the Cascades Library book sale, with all proceeds supporting the library.
An open play session for preschoolers at the Courthouse Library featuring science, technology, engineering, art, and math activities.
A low-pressure, 'no-talk' songwriting hangout at the MLK Jr. Memorial Library for those looking to craft tunes in a quiet, collaborative environment.
An interactive outdoor storytime for children ages 5 and under and their caregivers at Hal & Berni Hanson Regional Park.
Local authors present their new book, "The Farmer in the Sky," followed by a hands-on craft for children ages 2-7.
Head to Mount Pleasant's Lamont Plaza for CumbiaFest, featuring live music and a festive atmosphere celebrating local Latin culture.
The 24th annual Alexandria Art Festival brings a wide array of fine arts, creators, and local talent to the streets of Alexandria.
Go Spanish Now offers immersive language workshops for children, with specific tracks for Young Explorers (ages 4–8) and Confident Communicators (ages 9–14).
Join author and baker Dona Murad at Bold Fork Books for a conversation about her debut cookbook, LIBRAE.
Learn to prepare four seasonal international soups in this cooking class led by acclaimed Chef Scheyla Acosta.
A gaming showdown for grades 6-12 at the Columbia Pike Library, featuring Nintendo Switch gameplay and a chance to challenge friends.
A community-focused event in Loudoun County centered on recovery and support.
The inaugural Restoration Writers Festival at the Myrtilla Miner Building offers a curated, one-day sanctuary focused on writing and wellness.
A guided tour exploring the diverse tree species of Rock Creek Park, starting at Peirce Mill.
An unconventional art show featuring pancakes and booze at Penn Social.
An all-ages punk show at the Sylvan Theater featuring Glitterer, Posición Unida, and Somebody's Daughter to support Ward 1 mutual aid.
A seasonal wine festival hosted at St. Anselm within the Union Market District.
A curated screening of weird, eclectic, and lesser-known films at the Burke Branch Library for fans of cinema off the beaten path.
Browse thousands of books, DVDs, and more at the massive annual book sale hosted by the Friends of the Beatley Central Library.
A free outdoor R&B concert held in Chinatown Park.
An in-person tour exploring the rich African American history within the Old Town Alexandria area.
Attend an open house to learn about the ongoing project regarding standards and proposed locations for data centers in Loudoun County.
An online presentation exploring the intersection of music and social change, tracing the journey from New York's jazz and swing era through the Motown sound.
A volunteer-led discussion at Central Library focusing on the book "The Frozen River," part of a monthly series covering various fiction and non-fiction works.
An interactive open play session for preschoolers at Courthouse Library featuring science, technology, engineering, art, and math activities.
An evening at the Museum of the Bible exploring Rumi's messages of love, freedom, and human harmony.
All-levels yoga and pranayama (breathing) class led by instructor Helen Batchan at the Aurora Hills Library.
A bonding program for babies 0-12 months featuring songs, rhymes, and games at the Courthouse Library.
An afternoon of building for kids in Kindergarten through 5th grade using LEGOs, KEVA planks, and other materials at Shirlington Library.
Join the Shirlington Library book club for a discussion of 'Sonny Boy: A Memoir' by Al Pacino.
An on-site workshop for adults looking to navigate a career transition.
Elementary school children (ages 6-11) can explore seasonal arts and crafts at Glencarlyn Library; all materials are provided.
Join instructors from the Herencia Latina dance team for beginner bachata lessons at the Central Library. No prior experience or partner is required.
Join author Min Jin Lee and Clint Smith at Sidwell Friends Meeting House for a discussion of her new novel, American Hagwon.
An interactive program for children ages 0-5 featuring read-aloud stories, songs, and rhymes. Pajamas encouraged!
A public meeting to discuss the mini-bypass concept for Route 15 in the Lucketts area.
A relaxed space for teens at Central Library featuring nail art, coloring, and snacks.
A meeting of the ad hoc committee focused on establishing standards for rural uses in Western Loudoun.
Join neighbors at Glencarlyn Library for a monthly discussion centered on Roberto Bolaño's 'By Night In Chile.'
A community gathering featuring drinks on the patio, a live DJ, and a pop-up shop showcasing goods made by local women.
Visit the Arlington Public Library Truck at the Commons Pop-Up Park in Ballston for activities, giveaways, and library info.
A special bilingual (Spanish/English) pajama-themed storytime at Central Library to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Perfect for families with children ages 0-5.
Learn basic hand-sewing techniques to create a cute dinosaur nugget keychain at Central Library's 'The Shop'. Ages 14+.
Dr. Jered Borup discusses how artificial intelligence is influencing the classroom and the broader landscape of educational technology at Courthouse Library.
Explore global flavors at 2000 Pennsylvania Avenue NW during this afternoon food tasting event.
A special gala and silent auction to benefit the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington.
Join a virtual conversation with #1 NYT bestselling author Veronica Roth to celebrate the legacy of her Divergent series and get a sneak peek at her upcoming novel.
A dedicated meetup for teens interested in playing Dungeons and Dragons at the Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library.
A welcoming meeting place at Walter Reed Community Center for individuals experiencing early-stage memory loss and their caregivers to engage in brain-stimulating activities and conversation.
An interactive musical experience for young children featuring singing, dancing, and guitar playing in both English and Spanish with Mr. Lilo.
A library gaming showdown where players can challenge friends and discover new tabletop games.
Join the Arlington County Police Department Community Engagement Division at Westover Library to learn how to recognize and avoid the latest local scams.
A creative LEGO building session for grades 6-12 at Glencarlyn Library, featuring building challenges and social time.
A rooftop evening at The Ven featuring a Latin band, salsa lessons, and dancing under the stars.
A special storytime at the Aurora Hills Senior Center featuring Arlington County Parks and Recreation 55+ Programs, designed for children of all ages.
A benefit event at the Embassy of France celebrating African art and skate culture, featuring a keynote by Ambassador Rama Yade.
The Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library is hosting a screening of an iconic 1980 film as part of their ongoing Dolly Parton celebration.
A festival at Alethia Tanner Park celebrating the rich musical legacy and culture of the District.
Kids ages 6-12 can create fall-themed art, including leaves and pumpkins, inspired by the style of Eric Carle at the Beatley Library.
Tour the Charlie Clark Center for Local History, meet the staff, and explore the library's extensive historical resources and reading rooms.
A day of connection and rejuvenation held at The Yards Park.
The Arlington Historical Society and the Black Heritage Museum of Arlington invite the community to the unveiling of two 'Stumbling Stones' bronze markers at Central Library Plaza.
Shop the Night Market and enjoy food, drinks, and art at the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington.
A vibrant evening at the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington featuring a Night Market for shopping, food, drinks, and art installations.
The annual Dachshund Dash returns to the District Pier at The Wharf for a high-energy race for charity.
Celebrate Black Queer community and culture at Wunder Garten with shopping, DJs, and a Spades tournament.
A playful, hands-on printmaking class at Del Ray Artisans, perfect for ages 12 to adult.
A twice-monthly forum at Beatley Central Library for writers to work on drafts, network, and share support. Meets the first and third Sundays.
Kids ages 6-12 can make upcycled castanets and explore books about Hispanic heritage inspired by American Girl's Josefina Montoya at the Beatley Central Library.
An all-levels yoga class at Duncan Library designed to help participants connect with their bodies and build stability. No prior experience needed.
An outdoor storytime session for children ages 0-5 featuring songs and movement in the beautiful outdoor Reading Garden at Beatley Central Library.
Celebrate America's 250th Birthday at the Central Library with a special screening of a 2012 film directed by Steven Spielberg.
A creative gathering for kids ages 6-12 who love comics, drawing, and graphic novels, hosted at the James M. Duncan Jr. Branch Library.
Join experienced knitters at the Charles E. Beatley Jr. Central Library for a guided knitting session. All supplies are provided for participants aged 8-18.
Connect with fellow fiber artists at the Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library. Bring your current projects for a casual session of sharing and inspiration.
Visit the Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library to improve your computer skills, build a professional resume, and prepare for job interviews.
Join the Mahjong group at the Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library. Space is limited to 12 players on a first-come, first-served basis.
Local mixologists and chefs compete to create the most artistic cocktail and appetizer pairings, inspired by art, in Old Town Alexandria.
Create beautiful collage cards and artwork inspired by autumn colors at the Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library.
A casual meetup for crafters to share projects and chat at the Charles E. Beatley Jr. Central Library.
Learn basic line dance steps to Oldies and Motown music at the Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library. Perfect for beginners; wear comfortable shoes!
Weekly library programs for kids: Baby Bounce (0-14 months) at Central Library, Preschool Storytime at Kate Waller Barrett, and Stories and Songs at James M. Duncan Jr. Branch.
A weekend celebration of music and culture at SIXTY DC, featuring The Fifth Night and Casablanca After Dark.
The Alexandria Animal Welfare League (AWLA) Behavior and Training Manager visits the Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library to share tips on living harmoniously with pets and answer specific training questions.
A gala at the Glover Park Hotel to support the Friends of Guy Mason, bringing the local community together for a night of fun and fundraising.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the Beatley Central Library's Reading Garden with live music, crafts, face painting, and food. This all-ages outdoor event is a great way to experience local culture.
A workshop for ages 9 to 15 at Ms. Moxie's Moon Shop to learn about the ins and outs of both disposable and reusable period products. Dads are encouraged to attend!
Experience a 45-minute sound journey using therapeutic-grade instruments at the Beatley Central Library, paired with research-informed education on managing stress.
A virtual session with EcoAmbassadors explaining new Virginia legislation that allows for balcony solar panels and how local residents can utilize this energy option.
A hands-on building session for kids ages 2-12 at the Beatley Central Library, featuring LEGO and Duplo construction.
Join a virtual conversation with bestselling author David Epstein as he discusses his latest book, 'Inside the Box,' and explores how constraints can drive human genius.
A burlesque and variety show at DC Comedy Loft celebrating urban legends and creepy tales from the internet and folklore.
Annual family weekend festivities at Georgetown University.
The official Howard Homecoming block party featuring cabanas, tables, and heavy community vibes at Metrobar.
Comedian Darryl Vega performs an intimate live theater experience at the GALA Hispanic Theatre.
Join the Guyanese diaspora at Decades DC for a disco dance party to raise funds for the Lotus Cancer Initiative, a home-based cancer non-profit.
Join the celebration of Oakland Baptist Church’s 135th anniversary with a special banquet and brunch at Virginia Theological Seminary.
A high-energy brunch at Hard Rock Cafe featuring karaoke and comedy, celebrating Howard University Homecoming.
A high-energy homecoming brunch at Hard Rock Cafe featuring karaoke and comedy, hosted by Rotimi to celebrate Howard University's annual homecoming.
A special waste collection event hosted by DC Department of Public Works at the RFK Stadium parking lot.
A themed dance event for families to celebrate the spooky season at Dance Place.
A Halloween-themed improv night hosted by the Auxiliary at The Lyceum, Alexandria's History Museum.
A midnight release celebration for the newest book in the ACOTAR series at 130 S Royal St.
Kick off Halloween weekend with a multi-bar crawl starting at Aslin Beer Company. Includes a host, live map, and access to 4+ bars.
Get into the Halloween spirit with a 70s disco-themed dance party at Pearl Street Warehouse.
A costume-friendly bar crawl starting at Dacha Beer Garden in Shaw, moving through various DC bars and clubs with live DJs.
Learn the Viennese Waltz at the Embassy of Austria; no partner or prior experience required.
