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Ace Cosgrove, AFI Silver, Alexander Skarsgard, Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, As You Like It, Atlas Intersections Festival, Atlast Performing Arts Center, Audi Field, Bill Hamid, black cat, BobMoeKill, Capital Irish Film Festival, Cherry Blossom PUB, cherry blossoms, Ciscero, Clown Cabaret, D.C. Music Download, D.C. United, Den-Mate, Derek Brown, DJ Ayes Cold, Family Fun Day, Fearless Project, Fellow Creatures, Folger Theatre, grand foyer, H Street, Hall of Nations, In the Towern: Theaster Gates, Jeff Sheng, John F. Kennedy Center for the Peforming Arts, kennedy center, Lamar Neagle, LGBTQ, Lion, March, Metro, Michael Peña, MLS Cup, Mockingbirg Hill, Nag Campa, National Cherry Blossom Festival, National Gallery of Art, National Park Serive, Norus, Patrick Mullins, peak bloom, Persian New Year, Practice With Love Pop-Up Yoga, record label exhange, RFK Stadium, Rise, Sackler Gallery, SafeTrack, Shakespeare, Shaw, Silver Spring, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Sonbyrd Music House and Record Cafe, Sounds of the City, Southern Efficiency, Sproting Kansas City, Stronger Sex, student athletes, The Heist, The Minor Arts, Theaster Gates, Tower 3, Tropicalia, U.S. Botanic Garden, vinyasa yoga class, War on Everyone, weekend guide, Window Horses, With Love D.C., Xanthe Gresham, Zip Zap Circus

11 Things to Do This Weekend in the DMV March roared in like a lion on Wednesday. In fact, it has been such a warm winter that the National Park Service has bumped peak bloom of the cherry blossoms up to between March 14-17 – possibly setting a record early peak bloom (the

Yayoi Kusama's All the Eternal Love I Have for Pumpkins is included in the Hirshhorn's new display. (Photo: Hirshhorn)

Weekend Guide

24 Feb 2017

Mark Heckathorn

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Alexandria Restaurant Week, All Rise, And the Winner Is..., Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse, Atlas Intersections Festival, Atlas Performing Arts Center, Benton Spruance, Cheesetique, Cherie Sweetbottom, chinatown, Choral Arts Society of Washington, Clown Cabaret, Cooking Up History, craft distilleries, D.C. Armory, D.C. Distillers Festival, D.C. Film Society, D.C. Rollergirls, DMV, Family Fun Day, Filmfest D.C., Foggy Bottom Whomp Stompers, Food and the Great Migration, Free State Roller Derby Black Eye'd Suzies, Gerald Geerlings, H Street, Hen Quarter, Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden, I Saw the Light, Ice Yards, Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Jeff from Accounting, Jermoe Baker III, Jerome Grant, Jessica Carbone, Joseph Magnus, Kenneth Lonergan, Laoban Dumplings, Live Oak, long view gallery, Louis Lozowick, Mabel Dwight, Manchester By the Sea, Martin Lewis, Metro, mirror rooms, Morgan State Gospel Choir, National Gallery of Art, National Museum of African American History and Culture, National Museum of American Hisotry, National Philharmonic, Northside 10, On Rye, One Eight, oscars, Oscars viewing party, Punxsutawney Phil, Reginald Marsh, Restaurant Eve, SafeTrack, Shades of Blue Festival, Snark Ensemble, Specific Gravity, Stars & Stripes Cafe, Stow Wengenroth, Strathmore, the Circus Collective of San Diego, The Comic Road: A Roadhouse Picture Show, The Heist, The People Work, The Urban Scene, Tom Hiddleston, Tongue in Cheek Jazz Band, Vermilion, Victoria Hutson Huntley, Vola's Dockside Grill, weekend guide, White Ford Bronco, Wynton Marsalis, Yards Park, Yayoi Kasuma: Infinity Mirrors, Yayooi Kusama

Go Enjoy These Warm February Events The DMV is expecting spring-like temperatures for the last weekend of February (take that Punxsutawney Phil), with temperatures in the mid-70s on Friday and Saturday and the mid-40s on Sunday. Get out and enjoy it with one or more of these

Celebrate George Washington's birthday all weekend at Mount Vernon and get free admission on Monday. (Photo: George Washington's Mount Vernon)

Weekend Guide

17 Feb 2017

Mark Heckathorn

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Alexandria Restaurant Week, Alsa, anime, Anna, Antietam Battlefield, Arendelle, Ariel, Aroura, Belle, Bethesda Urban Partnership, Blind Driver Challenge, Brookeville Beer Farm, Capitol Hill Volleyball Classic, Cheesetique, Cinderella, Colonia Army, cosplay, D.C. Independent Film Festival, Discover Engineering Family Day, Disney on Ice, Dream Big, Elevator Repair Service, Ernest Hemingway, evolution, Executive Order 9066, FeBREWary, Fort McHenry, Fort Ward Park, Free Entrance Day, Friendship Firehouse Museum, Frozen, Gadsby's Tavern Museum, Gaylord National Hotel and Convention Center, George Washington, George Washington Birthday Parade, Great Falls, Heavy Seas, Hen Quarter, holiday, imagination stage, Inferior Night, interment camps, Jeff Gordon, Katsucon, Lansburgh Theatre, Library of Congress, Live Oak, Love Thy Beer, Main Reading Room, Manassas Battlefield, manga, Mars Exploration Rover, Maryland Craft Beer Lovers Month, Metro, Mission BBQ, Mount Vernon, NASA, NASCAR, National Building Museum, National Harbor, National Museum of American History, National Parks, naval heritage center, Northside 10, Olaf, old town, open house, PBS Kids, Peabody Heights, Pearl Harbor, Play in a Day, Presidents Day, Ramesy House Visitro Center, Rapunzel, Red Coats, Restaurant Eve, Revolutionary War Reenactment, Righting a Wrong: Japanese Americans and World War II, Roger Crouch, Shenandoah National Park, Silver Spring Civic Building, Snow White, Space Shuttle Columbia, Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum, STEM, The Lyceum, The Select, The Sun Also Rises, Thomas Jefferson Building, Tiana, Tinker Bell, Verizon Center, Vermillion, Vola Dockside Grill, Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington's Birthday Weekend, weekend guide, World War II, Young Readers Center, Zoom

Enjoy These Presidents’ Day Happenings It is George Washington’s birthday weekend the the three-day Presidents’ Day holiday. There are several activities honoring the first president including a parade in Old Town, free admission to National Parks and a birthday celebration

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