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Create your “terrorium” with spooky skeletons, gravestones, skulls and more! Book your spot on our website.
Create your “terrorium” with spooky skeletons, gravestones, skulls and more! Book your spot on our website.
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Dia de los Muertos Festival at Cielo Rojo features flash tattoos, tarot readings, face painting, papel picado making, local vendors, and an ofrenda where attendees bring labeled photos.
Ground & Grind at Koma Café offers buildable yoga sessions with curated playlists and an optional 8:30 am community walk.
Pumpkins are explored with treats and a take‑home craft at Long Branch Nature Center.
Dance performances, live Catrinas, paper marigold making, papel picado demos, pan de muerto baking, and a butterfly memorial arch fill the American Indian Museum, Washington, for all ages.
Paper pumpkins and jack‑o‑lantern crafts are made in the Library Program Room, while the space also hosts students from school; ages 3–18.
Crochet and Cozies returns at Takoma Park Maryland Library’s Program Room, offering guided crochet projects without needing supplies or experience for all ages.
Halloween crafts, candy, and face painting fill an afternoon at Pinstripes, with kids encouraged to wear costumes.
Juried exhibit of 26 images by 22 artists exploring what it means to be fully human at the Art Gallery at Seekers Church.
Irish step dance basics, group routines and percussive rhythm exercises taught by Kate Spanos at the School of Musical Traditions, for ages 3–13.
Lisa Perrin presents a lavishly illustrated book on historic spiritual mediums, complete with a medium’s manual and usable Ouija board, while Jane Prompeng offers complimentary tarot readings.
Spooky stamps, hands‑on art, a museum‑wide costume parade, and a Wizard of Oz stamp station where participants design a Toto costume at the National Postal Museum.
Pilates mat class at the Dance Exchange guides students through original and contemporary exercises for spinal well‑being; open level, bring your own mat, blocks optional.