
Celebración Día de los Muertos at The Wharf
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Honor the holiday with a celebratory afternoon of family fun at The Wharf in partnership with Fiesta DC and Modelo.

Honor the holiday with a celebratory afternoon of family fun at The Wharf in partnership with Fiesta DC and Modelo.
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El Día de los Muertos (Kogod Courtyard and G & 9th Streets) — Music, Mexican folk‑dance, workshops, video art by MasPaz and Guache projected on museum, all ages.
All Saints’ Day service and community sing at St. Mark’s Church in‑the‑Bowery blends Episcopal liturgy, original music by Nolan Williams Jr., and poetry for all ages.
Sample historic teas and learn how colonial America’s daily drink sparked rebellion at the Old Stone House.
Catch Pokémon hidden in the library’s children’s room and get a Pokédex stamp for ages 12 and under.
Fall Fest (Woodridge Neighborhood Library) — Pumpkin patch, bumper cars, face painting, character story time, and a costume parade fill the park behind the library, for all ages.
Takoma Park Flea/Art Market at Seekers Church features a jazz quartet, bilingual storytelling, coffee pop‑up, and 17+ vendors offering jewelry, art, vintage clothing, records, furniture and textiles, ages 3–13.
Enjoy an evening sampling Wharf’s best restaurants at The Dockmaster Building, with proceeds supporting St. John’s Community Services food pantry and disability programs.
Pints for Paws with Pacifico hosts a tail‑wagging afternoon at The Wharf, with drinks and a Brandywine Valley SPCA benefit.
NWSL FanFest at The Wharf offers giveaways, entertainment, community activities, and special guests ahead of the championship.
Diwali Festival lights up Asian Art Museum with food vendors, classical sarod recital, dance performances, rangoli and diya crafts, tours, talks, and an after‑hours DJ party.
Tibetan Film Festival Opening Night at Edlavitch DCJCC Cafritz Hall, Washington, DC.