Civil War Chats: Fort Bunker Hill Hike

Fri · Sep 11·Fort Bunker Hill Park, 14th St and Otis St NE, Washington, DC

Join a ranger for a guided hike to Fort Bunker Hill, a Civil War site in Washington, DC. As you walk through the wooded landscape of Northeast Washington D.C., you’ll uncover how this fort helped protect the nation’s capit al duri ng a time of conflict. Along the way, learn about the soldiers who lived and worked here…

Fri · Sep 25·Sixth & I, 600 I Street NW, Washington, DC

Fri · Sep 25·Anacostia Neighborhood Library · Washington

Information about Depression, PTSD, Encouragement, Suicide, Bipolar, and many more. Call the number provided, if you need more assistance. Every Tuesday, we have a mental health specialist, Leta Davis, who you can chat with and give more resources.

Fri · Sep 25·Virginia Beach, Virginia, Neptune's Park, 3001 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23451 · Washington

6–11 p.m. ET Two legendary festivals are joining hands for an evening of music, dance, and fellowship on the Virginia Beach boardwalk! We’ll build community, share music and farming stories, and dance with the crashing waves behind us. Farm Aid Family Reunion: “We the Farmers” Takeover is presented in partnership with…

Fri · Sep 4·Fort Stevens is situated along 13th Street, Quackenbos Street NW, and Rittenhouse Street NW. · Washington

What was it like to stand inside Fort Stevens as Confederate forces threatened Washington, D.C.? Join a park ranger for a fascinating journey into the only Civil War battle fought in the nation's capital. Explore the fort's defenses, discover how soldiers prepared for battle, and hear stories of the troops who helped p…

Fri · Sep 4·1913 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington DC 20009

Join a National Park Service ranger for a chat about the Major General George B. McClellan Statue. Learn about wh o Major General George B. McClellan was and what he did during the American Civil War. You will be able to learn about the cost, dedication, and the sculptor.

Fri · Sep 4·Civil War Defenses of Washington

Join a ranger for a 30-minute, family-friendly walk through Fort Stevens and discover the stories of the civilians that owned the land that the forts were built on. Learn who these civilians were and how the war affected them. What was life like for civilians in Washington, D.C., during the Civil War? What was it like…