Didn’t get enough carnival rides and fried twinkles on the boardwalk this summer? Head over to the Montgomery County Fair. It is happening through Saturday, August 12-20. Fair and carnival hours vary as do animal exhibits in Old MacDonald’s Barn. Children 11 and under are FREE while adults cost $10. Check the schedule for daily events.
Prince William County Fair is also happening through Saturday, August 12-20.
The Nationals are in town and have some fun promotions and events happening, including Freedom Fireworks on Friday and Star Wars Day on Saturday.
Jumanji and The Little Mermaid are showing this weekend.
Get splish splashin in this hot weather.
Saturday-
Saturday and Sunday Alexandria Sidewalk Sale
(City of Alexandria is offering free parking at all City meters on Saturday and Sunday)
Alexandria’s summertime deal-grabbing tradition returns as over 50 boutiques throughout Old Town and Del Ray offer deeply-discounted summer merchandise.
9:30am AND 10:30am: Harambee at Bloombars
(3222 11th St NW)
Five years and more than 700 shows later, Harambee @BloomBars has become a Washington DC institution and a cultural/moral compass for thousands of parents and youth. In Swahili, Harambe means “All pull together.” At BloomBars, Harambe is the practice of hope, possibility and compassion – basically, all the things that happen when we all come together.
11:00am: Looney Tunes at AFI
(8633 Colesville Rd Silver Spring, MD)
Treat your kids to some old school cartoons at AFI. Tickets are $5. Running time 45 minutes.
11:00am-6:45pm: Roller Skate at NPS Park
(1500 Anacostia Drive SE, Washington, D.C)
Have you checked out the National Park Pavilion turned roller rink? Free roller skate rentals with a valid ID.
11:00am: The Great Zucchini at MLK Library
(901 G St. NW Washington, D.C. 20001)The Great Zucchini is back! Known as one of the most popular children’s performers in the region, The Great Zucchini brings his wacky and zany antics to our Great Hall.
2:00pm: Star Wars Marathon at Warner Theatre
(513 13th St NW)
The movies “A New Hope”, “Empire Strikes Back”, and “Return of the Jedi” will be shown.
Sunday-
11:00am: Looney Tunes at AFI
(8633 Colesville Rd Silver Spring, MD)
Treat your kids to some old school cartoons at AFI. Tickets are $5. Running time 45 minutes.
11:00am-12:00pm: Family Yoga at Bloombars
(3222 11th St NW)
This family class will explore the practice of yoga through music, dance, relaxation and play. Families will have the chance to connect in a meaningful and fun way, while also giving each family member the chance to breathe, stretch and relax. This community-based class will inspire connection and awareness in a nurturing and playful environment. Make the time to share mindful and heart-opening practices with your family, no matter the age or experience level. Come breathe, move and play with us every Sunday!
11:30am: Pixar Shorts at National Gallery of Art
(6th and Constitution NW)
Celebrate 30 years of animated shorts from Pixar Animation Studios. Beginning with the delightful Luxo Jr. (John Lasseter, 1986), the first computer-animated film nominated for an Academy Award, this collection of shorts showcases Pixar’s contributions to the art of filmmaking. The series will include hilarious favorites: For the Birds (Ralph Eggleston, 2001), Mike’s New Car (Pete Docter and Roger Gould, 2003), and One Man Band (Mark Andrews and Andrew Jimenez, 2006). Approximately 45 minutes.
3:30pm-4:15pm: Sunday Funday at Imagination Stage
(4908 Auburn Avenue Bethesda, MD 20814)
We invite you and your child to celebrate summer with us as we bring your favorite stories to life through dramatic play activities, movement, music, and visual art. Each session you leave with a special take-home item we used or created that day, as well as a Parent Pack to extend the experience at home. These popular workshops are themed around beloved children’s books. Featured story: Beach Bunny
6:00pm: Movies on the Potomac at National Harbor- The Karate Kid
(165 Waterfront St National Harbor, MD 20745)
Nothing says summer like an evening under the stars—and there’s no better way to enjoy the season than Movies on the Potomac at National Harbor. Pack your picnic blankets, grab food to go from one of our delicious dining establishments, and meet us at the Plaza’s big screen for a FREE evening of fun for all ages!
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