14 Family-Friendly Fall Fests and Halloween Events
Get ready for hayrides, costume parades and ghost hunts at these frightfully fun fests.
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Get ready for hayrides, costume parades and ghost hunts at these frightfully fun fests.
Revisit the royal family, catch Emmylou Harris at Capital One Center and bid farewell to Inner Ear Studio. Oh, and did we mention Halloween events?
Feast on Restaurant Week deals, watch a ghoulish street-art painting demo and catch a special live-music double header in Clarendon.
Climb aboard to see fall foliage, bald eagles and a stretch of the Potomac River Valley that George Washington knew well.
An outdoor pet festival, farm day fun, a theatrical homage to Edgar Allan Poe and a good excuse to order tacos.
Fall art and beer festivals, a sparkling new performing arts venue and dedication ceremonies for Arlington's newly renamed Langston Boulevard.
Fall festival season is here! And Arlington artists are offering a peek inside their studios.
Live outdoor jazz and salsa, beer tastings, country music, a farewell dance and a celebration of all things Argentinian.
Live jazz, Broadway tunes, free trees for planting, a wanderlust gallery show and an outdoor art festival.
Swim like an Olympian, rock out like Jeff Spicoli, celebrate young readers, support Afghan refugees and catch an American treasure at Wolf Trap.
The county fair and Tinner Hill Music Festival are back! Plus, a pop-up book sale, a new climbing course and a yacht rock revue.
Pantomime in the park, Lubber Run concerts, En Vogue at The Birchmere and a massive summer sidewalk sale.
After an upgrade, the Netherlands Carillon near the Iwo Jima Memorial will soon ring again. Carillonneur Edward Nassor takes song requests.
New theater performances, live music, pandemic art, cornhole and a cycling fundraiser.
Live music, campy crafts, a Wes Anderson film festival and Dark Star Park Day.
Bastille Day celebrations, campy musical theater, a Dead tribute show and more.
Disco roller-skating, live music, drive-through theater, a roving art exhibit and more.
Party like it's 1991, peruse classic cars, enter a cornhole tourney and see an artist's homage to unsung county workers.
Celebrate Juneteenth, catch live music on the Pike, raise a glass to Dad and watch a Brood X remake of Kafka's The Trial.
Bid farewell to Whitlow's, shop vintage finds, celebrate Pride Month and get the kids into summer reading.
The outdoor festival on May 15 promises food and drink specials, games and a dozen live performances by local artists.
Celebrate Mom, run a 5K, ride with dinosaurs and mark your calendar for the return of Ballston Quarterfest.
Get ready for cherry blossoms, Earth Day events, spring/summer reads and outdoor concerts.
Celebrate Women's History Month, new authors, an escape to Neverland and the arrival of spring.