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From street festivals to racing through the streets of DC, fall is when our city comes alive. Don’t miss a moment.
Art All Night
An all-night arts festival? Sign us up. Art All Night reaches all of DC’s eclectic neighborhoods. Art experiences don’t get much more immersive than this: everything from painting to performing arts to music to sculpture will be showcased in both public and private spaces, indoors and outdoors on September 11-12.
Smithsonian Craft2Wear
The Smithsonian Arts & Industries Building hosts this curated show from September 25-27. Explore limited edition clothing, jewelry and accessories, as dozens of designers from all over the country are represented.
U.S. Women’s National Team vs. Spain at Audi Field
Ahead of the World Cup in 2027, watch the powerhouse that is the U.S. Women’s National Team go up against Spain, currently the no. 1 ranked team in the world, on October 10. Audi Field will be packed for this spectacle that could be a preview of next year’s World Cup Final.
Adams Morgan PorchFest
This October 3, the nearby neighborhood of Adams Morgan hosts PorchFest, an afternoon of music, creativity, and community spilling onto front porches and throughout the streets. It’s a distinctly local celebration, and the perfect way to experience the lively spirit of Washington DC.
Boo at the Zoo
From October 16-18, get ready for a WILD Halloween night out! Boo at the Zoo, the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute’s beloved family-friendly Halloween celebration, is back. Attendees put on their favorite costume and explore the Zoo after hours, collecting treats throughout the park.
Marine Corps Marathon
On October 25, “The People’s Marathon,” returns. The Marine Corps Marathon is the third largest marathon in the US and remains one of the largest in the world. Known as “the best marathon for beginners,” the MCM is also the largest marathon in the world that doesn’t offer prize money, with iconic spots for spectators to cheer on the runners along the National Mall.