A Christmas Carol

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints includes a display of international Christmas trees and creches from around the world, and a life-size outdoor Nativity scene along with more than 650,000 lights. (Photo: LDS Washington Temple)

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Get Into the Spirit with These Holiday Events Christmas and Chanukah, which begins Dec. 25, are just about a week away. To get you in the holiday spirit, we have put together a list of some holiday light displays and events in the DMV. Most are free, although not all. The

Ice! at the Gaylord National Resort features Christmas Around the World. (Photo: Gaylord Natioanl Resort)

Weekend Guide

18 Nov 2016

Mark Heckathorn

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A Christmas Carol, AFI Silver Theatre, Art of the Airport Tower, Bill Viola, Bill Viola: The Moving Portrait, Book Fair and Author's Night, Britain, Carolyn Russo, CatVideoFest, Chinatown Cultural Community Center, Christmas Around the World, Craig Wallace, Creative Control: After Hours with Art of the Ariport Tower, digital art, Dock 5, Dr. Peppercorn, Ebenezer Scrooge, Finn Spark, Finnish Christmas Bazaar, Ford's Theaer, Fotoweek D.C., Frank Ahrens, Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, Gene Davis, Gene Davis: Hot Beat, Germany, gloog, Holiday Shops, holiday traditions, Hyundai, ice carving, Ice skating, ice slides, ICE!, Iittala glass, Internet Cat Video Festival, Junion League of Washington, Karelian pies, Kirsti Kauppi, Knowledge Commons D.C., Mary Lennox, Metro, Mexico, National Air and Space Museum, National Gallery of Art, National Harbor, National Mall, National Press Club, Pailion Cafe, Pulla, Raspberry Icicle, Red Witch, River Road Unitarian Church, SafeTrack, Salsa Class, Sam Krisch, Sculpture Garden, Seoul Man, Shakespeare Theatre Co., Sidney Harman Hall, Silver Spring, The Secret Garden, Tony Award, union market, video, Washington Color School, washington post, weekend guide, Will Braden

Ice! Opens This Weekend at National Harbor J.K. Rowling’s Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them opens this weekend. But, if you aren’t in the theater or waiting in line, there are plenty of other things to do in the DMV this weekend. As Metro’s SafeTrack Surge 10 winds down,

The annual Parade of Lights with 60 decorated boats will sail from Old Town to the southwest waterfront Saturday evening. (Photo; R. Kennedy/Arlington County Visitors Associations)

Weekend Guide

05 Dec 2015

Mark Heckathorn

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21st Century Consort, A Christmas Carol, baltimore, biplane-ornament making, Bistro Bohem, Bohemian crystal, Campagna Center, Capital Hearings, Cathedral Commons, christmas, christmas tree, Czech Christmas Market, Dollar Days, dreidels, Ellipse, Embassy of the Czech Republic, Filene Center, Flusso Dance Project, Giant Foods, Glassor, hand-blown glass ornaments, handcrafted glass, Hanukkah, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, holiday activities, Holiday Sing-A-Long, Improvisations on Hassidic Melodies, Italian bagpipers, Italian Fairy, Italian Family Festival, Jingle Bells, Jon Deak, Kogod Courtyard, Kosher Pantry, latkes, Light and Love Hanukkah Celebrations, logan circle, Logan Circle Holiday House Tour, Market Square, Metro, National Aquarium, National Menorah LIghting, Old City Farm and Guild, old town, Parade of Lights, Paul Soenfield, Santa, Scottish Walk Parade, Silent Night, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Smithsonian Holiday Festival, Studio Theatre, The Passion of Scrooge, The Wharf, Topic Crystal Art, Toys for Tots, U.S. Air Force Singing Sergeants, U.S. Marine Band, Washington Project for the Arts, Waterfront Park, weekend guide, William Sharp, wolf trap, WPA Holiday Pop-Up Shop

Holiday Happenings Abound This Weekend With Hanukkah starting Sunday and Christmas less than three weeks away, there’s plenty of holiday activities in the DMV this weekend from the National Menorah lighting on the Ellipse to holiday markets to concerts. This weekend is also Old

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