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WHAT’S ON / CHOOSE YOUR DATES

Make room
for something happening.

Start with official calendars, then connect the event to a neighborhood, meal, and route home. Dates and tickets are confirmed by the organizer.

Turn an event into an easygoing day.

Check the venue address before choosing dinner or a hotel. Leave room for screening and travel, and look at the return journey as carefully as the arrival. A citywide calendar can include events outside the District, so compare the actual location.

A seasonal way to plan

Spring calls for crowd-aware outdoor plans and an indoor backup. Summer days benefit from shorter exposed walks and museum time. Fall is good for neighborhood routes with a weather backup. Winter plans work best when indoor anchors and opening hours lead the itinerary. Use the organizer’s current calendar for actual dates; these are planning themes, not an event schedule.

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