Millennium Stage (In-Person and Livestream). Join us for a free performance in Studio K at The REACH. Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer will lead and all ages sing-along, strum-along ukulele jam session. Come strum, come sing, come join the fun community and the joy of uke!
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Short forest hike at Peirce Mill Barn features books, animal puppets, magnifying glasses, and shape‑color search activities, for ages 6 and under.
Wonderplace (American History Museum, 1 West) offers touchable objects and age‑appropriate activities linking collections to history, for ages 6 and under.
Coffee & Gratitude at Anacostia Community Museum offers a cyanotype portrait workshop, a guided tour of the We Make History exhibition, and coffee or hot chocolate with light refreshments.
Year of the Knife delivers brutal hardcore, metalcore, and metallic hardcore performances by Gun to God’s Head, Execute, and Fade to Nothing/Faith in Destruction at Songbyrd Music House.
Victoria Monét performs at The Anthem in Washington; Super Excellent Seats are non‑transferable day‑of pick up only at the box office or 900 Maine Ave entrance.
Emo Night Brooklyn at the 9:30 Club, 815 V Street N.W., Washington.
Gods & Dances, a chamber recital of Hellenic piano music performed by Dr. Mary Voutsas in the Justice Forum at the Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage, free, livestreamed.
Free Rodeo Parade performance blends New England folk vibes with Texas twang on the Millennium Stage, presented in the River Pavilion at the REACH, in‑person and livestream.
Hands‑on art‑making projects at Moonshot Studio, The REACH, Kennedy Center, celebrate creativity, for all ages.
BRESH at Echostage, Washington — general admission standing‑room event, cashless purchases with credit or debit card, 18+ with valid photo ID.
Story Time (Postal Museum lobby) — Fresh story, museum stroll, hands‑on postal play exploring mail’s connections to people, places and ideas.
Hocus Pocus (Justice Forum, The Kennedy Center) — Free Millennium Stage film screening of three resurrected 17th‑century witches haunting modern Salem, starring an unsuspecting boy, all ages.
