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Saturday, October 17

8am to 12pm, every SaturdayFree
Vienna
Producer-only Saturday farmers market with weekly live musicians and free dog-sitting at the manager's tent; market fees fund Optimist Club kids' programs in Vienna and Oakton.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events
8am to 12pm, every SaturdayFree
Reston
Weekly Saturday farmers market at Lake Anne Village Center with local produce, vendors, and occasional live music.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events
8am and 9am, every SaturdayFree
City Hall parking lot
Award-winning year-round Saturday farmers market in the City Hall parking lot in Falls Church, with 50+ vendors plus a monthly Chef Series; no ZIP listed on the event page.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events
9am to 1pm, every SaturdayFree
Washington
Saturday market in the family-centric Uptown neighborhood connecting local producers of fruits, vegetables, meats, and breads.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Washington DC family events
9am to 1pm, every SaturdayFree
Washington
Saturday market on the Columbia Heights Civic Plaza with a diverse vendor roster selling produce, baked goods, cheese, dairy, and authentic Mexican food.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Washington DC family events
9am to 1pm, every SaturdayFree
Washington
Bustling Saturday neighborhood market with local produce, meats, prepared foods, and on-site compost collection.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Washington DC family events
9am to 4pm$5
Gaithersburg Marriott Washingtonian Center
Card show at the Gaithersburg Marriott Washingtonian Center: 100+ vendors with sports cards, TCGs and collectibles to buy, sell and trade. Presented by MINTD Card Show. $5 entry, 9 AM to 4 PM.Rain or shineDrop-inFrom DMV Collectible Shows
9:30am, one of 2 dates
Reston
Community dog walk meetup at Reston Town Center.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events
10am to 1:30pm, every SaturdayFree
Great Falls
Year-round Saturday farmers market with local produce, meats, baked goods, and plants in the heart of Great Falls village.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events
10am to 3pmFree
Annandale
Second annual community art festival in downtown Annandale with more than 50 local and regional artists, hands-on artmaking booths, and a performance stage with music, dance, comedy, and theater. Free, rain or shine.Drop-inFrom Art events in the DMV
10am to 5pm, through Oct 18Free
Great Falls
Annual self-guided driving tour of private artist studios across Great Falls. Visit painters, potters, photographers, jewelers, and sculptors in their own workspaces, from converted barns to home studios. Free and open to the public.Drop-inFrom Art events in the DMV
10am to 4pm, through Oct 18Free
Loudoun County farms
Self-guided visits to Loudoun County farms on October 17–18, about 10am–4pm. Free with no tickets; some stops charge for food or activities.FallOutdoorDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia local events
10am to 5pm, through Oct 18Free
Vienna Community Center
Free admission coin and stamp show at the Vienna Community Center, with coins and currency, stamps, tokens, and collectibles. Young numismatists program Saturday 11 AM to noon, door prizes, snack bar. Contact Lorne Lavertu, 703-559-1111.IndoorRain or shineDrop-inFrom DMV Collectible Shows
11am to 12pm
Great Falls
Family-friendly string quartet performance at Great Falls Library.IndoorRain or shineDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events
11am to 4:30pm, through Oct 18Free
Washington
Weekend hands-on art-making at the REACH celebrating creativity and the artist in everyone.Rain or shineDrop-inFrom Washington DC family events
11am to 9pm, through Oct 18
Herndon
Weekend fall harvest celebration at Frying Pan Farm Park with hands-on farm activities, demonstrations, livestock, rides, and a carnival.FallOutdoorFrom Northern Virginia family events
11am to 4pm, through Oct 18Free
American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center
Major exhibition of Korean contemporary artist Ahn Chang-Hong at the American University Museum in the Katzen Arts Center, Sep 5 through Dec 6. Museum open Tue-Sun 11 AM to 4 PM; free admission.IndoorRain or shineDrop-inFrom DMV cultural events
12 to 5pmFree
Jerusalem Fund
Day of Palestinian music, exhibits, performances, and children's activities at The Jerusalem Fund, 2425 Virginia Avenue NW: a choir singing traditional Palestinian folk songs, children's storytime, a souq market, a dabke performance, poetry, an exhibit on the festival the Fund has hosted since 1977, and traditional olive harvest activities. Free.Drop-inFrom DMV cultural events
12 to 4pm, through Oct 18$400
Mexican Cultural Institute DC
Artist Ana Elisa Romo leads an eight-session, hands-on workshop in Mexican cartoneria (papier-mache folk art) at the Mexican Cultural Institute. Two tracks: Tue/Thu evenings or Sat/Sun afternoons. Finished Catrinas join the Institute's Day of the Dead Open House exhibition. $400 for all eight sessions.Rain or shineFrom DMV cultural events
12:30 to 1pm, every SaturdayFree
Washington
Free Saturday carillon recital on the Cathedral grounds.Drop-inFrom Washington DC family events
1 to 6pmFree
Shipgarten
Oktoberfest with a Renaissance theme at Shipgarten's beer garden: German beers, food, live entertainment, and themed activities. Free entry.FallOktoberfestDrop-inFrom Wine and beer events in the DMV
1 to 6pm, through Oct 18
Waverly Street Gallery
Solo paintings by Pat Silbert celebrating the Potomac River and the sacred value of the natural world. The work responds to Robert Macfarlane's book Is a River Alive with an emphatic yes. At the member-run Waverly Street Gallery in downtown Bethesda; reception Friday, October 2. Gallery open Thursday through Sunday, 1 to 6 pm.IndoorRain or shineDrop-inFrom Art events in the DMV
1 to 1:45pm, through Oct 18Free
Washington
Free 15-minute Spotlight Talks by a Phillips educator on a work from the permanent collection or a special exhibition; no reservations required.IndoorRain or shineDrop-inFrom Washington DC family events
2 to 6pm
Whalen Commons
Poolesville's annual fall festival at Whalen Commons with live music, local breweries, food trucks, and family-friendly entertainment on the town's central green. Community event hosted by the Town of Poolesville.FallOktoberfestOutdoorFrom Fall events in DC
2 to 10:15pm, through Oct 18$18
McLean
A laugh-out-loud musical comedy about Wednesday Addams falling for a perfectly normal young man.FallHalloweenIndoorFrom Washington DC family events
3 to 6pm
CreeMos Gallery
One-evening event at CreeMos Gallery in Takoma Park pairing The Next Chapter: Art from Vietnam, an exhibition of Vietnamese art and culture, with a meditative sound bath and a Vietnamese dinner. Saturday, October 17, 3 to 6 pm. Ages 18 and up.IndoorRain or shineFrom Art events in the DMV
6 to 9pm$192.60
The Palm - Tysons
Five-course anniversary dinner at The Palm pairing Italian and Napa wines (Marchese Antinori, Stag's Leap) with signature dishes. $192.60 including tax and gratuity.IndoorRain or shineFrom Wine and beer events in the DMV
7:30 to 11pm, through Oct 17$25
Cox Farms
Cox Farms turns scary after dark. More than 20 acres of haunted attractions: the Cornightmare haunted corn maze, the Dark Side Hayride, and The Forest, a half-mile woodland walk. Between scares, the Firegrounds has bonfires, a dance party, karaoke, a six-lane slide, and the Fear Market. Separate ticket from the daytime festival; online only. Not recommended for kids under 12.FallHalloweenOutdoorFrom Fall events in DC
8pm$17
State Theatre
Urgent recreates the arena-rock anthems of Foreigner, from Cold as Ice to I Want to Know What Love Is, at the State Theatre. Tickets from about $17. 8 PM.IndoorRain or shineFrom Live music in the DMV
All dayFree
Great Falls
Special 250 Celebration in Great Falls village with Hello Cleveland and Radio Vinyl on the big stage behind the Post Office.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events
All day, every SaturdayFree
Reston
Walk in for coffee, a breakfast bite, and fellowship Saturday mornings at RCC Hunters Woods; all are welcome.Rain or shineDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events
All day, through Oct 18
BlackRock Center for the Arts
Final stop of the first survey of women visual artists from the DC metro region, curated by Florencio Lennox Campello. A greatest-hits selection of more than 20 artists closes a year-long run that spanned 20 art spaces. On view at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown through October 18.IndoorRain or shineDrop-inFrom Art events in the DMV
10am to 9pm, through Oct 23
Washington
Georgetown Cupcake is serving Halloween-themed cupcakes daily through October 31 for spooky season.FallHalloweenRain or shineFrom Washington DC family events
All day, through Nov 7
McLean Community Center
The 15th iteration of MPA's juried biennial celebrating painting and works related to painting, featuring dozens of mid-Atlantic artists across media. On view in the Emerson and Atrium Galleries at the McLean Community Center, with a Tea and Talk on October 21.IndoorRain or shineDrop-inFrom Art events in the DMV
10am to 6pm, through Nov 8
Centreville
Northern Virginia's largest fall festival spans 90+ acres with hayrides, giant slides, the Cornundrum corn maze, farm animals, and live entertainment on select days through Nov 8.FallOutdoorFrom Northern Virginia family events
All day, through Dec 31Free
The Kreeger Museum
Seven Hamiltonian Artists alumni show painting, photography, sculpture, video, and installation at the Kreeger Museum, alongside boundary-pushing works from the museum's permanent collection by Sam Gilliam, Frank Stella, Simmie Knox, and William Christenberry. Curated by Anisa Olufemi and presented under The Collaborative, the Kreeger's program supporting Washington-area artists.IndoorRain or shineDrop-inFrom Art events in the DMV
All day, through Dec 31Free
Reston
Free community-led morning Tai Chi at Hunters Woods Plaza, a daily drop-in session open to all.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events
All day, through Jan 24
Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington
Five artists with deep ties to Maine's Penobscot Bay coast work across sculpture, textiles, video, and photography. The show traces environmental change and creative resourcefulness along the rugged shoreline. Part of MoCA Arlington's Assembly 2026 biennial.IndoorRain or shineFrom Art events in the DMV
All day, through Jan 24
Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington
Four Atlanta-based artists (Sheila Pree Bright, Michi Meko, Paul Stephen Benjamin, Shanequa Gay) examine the Southern landscape as a site of memory, power, and unresolved history. Part of MoCA Arlington's Assembly 2026 biennial marking the nation's 250th anniversary.IndoorRain or shineFrom Art events in the DMV
All day, through Jan 31Free
Tephra Institute of Contemporary Art
Mid-career retrospective of sculptor Janet Echelman spanning four decades, from early drawings and maquettes to full-scale net sculptures. The show presents softness as both material and philosophy, with works shaped by wind, light, and engineered fiber. Free admission.Rain or shineDrop-inFrom Art events in the DMV
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