WashingtonIconic weekly Sunday flea market in Georgetown (est. 1972): antiques, collectibles, and vintage finds. Every Sunday, 8am-4pm, rain or shine. Free admission for shoppers.OutdoorDrop-inFrom DC Antique, Vintage & Flea Markets

Sunday Bird Walk - Guided Program

8 to 11am, every SundayFree

McLeanVolunteer-guided Sunday morning bird walk meeting in the main parking lot; all levels welcome, minors with an adult.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events

FRESHFARM Dupont Circle Market

8:30am to 1:30pm, every SundayFree

WashingtonYear-round Sunday farmers market with 50+ local farmers plus prepared foods, flowers, and artisan goods in Dupont Circle.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Washington DC family events

FRESHFARM Dupont Circle Farmers Market

8:30am to 1:30pm, every SundayFree

WashingtonDC's flagship year-round Sunday farmers market with 80-plus local farmers and producers selling produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, and flowers along 20th Street NW.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Washington DC family events

FRESHFARM Mosaic Farmers Market

9am to 2pm, every SundayFree

FairfaxYear-round family-friendly Sunday farmers market in the Mosaic District with produce, baked goods, coffee, prepared foods, and dog treats.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events

NOVA TCG Exchange: November 1

10am to 4pm

Fairfax Marriott at Fair OaksNorthern Virginia's recurring TCG marketplace at the Fairfax Marriott at Fair Oaks, 10 AM-4 PM. Pokemon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana, One Piece, and other trading card games with local vendors.Rain or shineFrom DMV Collectible Shows

Dupont Little Flea Market

10am to 3pm, every SundayFree

Dupont CircleFestive weekly marketplace for vintage and antique housewares, art, jewelry, clothing, LPs, and micro-local art. Every Sunday, 10am-3pm in Dupont Circle.OutdoorDrop-inFrom DC Antique, Vintage & Flea Markets

Tiny Tots (The Puppet Co.)

10am, through Nov 1$10

Glen EchoSweet puppet shows designed for the youngest theater patrons, with the lights on and doors open.IndoorRain or shineFrom Washington DC family events

TCG FIESTA: FANTASMA!

10am to 5pm, through Nov 1$10

Hilton Washington DC/Rockville HotelTwo-day Halloween-themed TCG event at the Hilton Washington DC/Rockville Hotel: Pokemon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, Lorcana, One Piece and more to buy, sell and trade. Presented by Beltway Card Show. General admission $10, 10 AM to 5 PM both days.Rain or shineDrop-inFrom DMV Collectible Shows

Beyond Words: The Sacred Art of Ayesha Kamal

11am to 4pm, through Nov 1Free

American University Museum at the Katzen Arts CenterSolo exhibition of Islamic calligraphy by Ayesha Kamal, part of the museum's fall 2026 season on life, beauty, faith, and sorrow. Runs alongside shows by Ahn Chang-Hong, Norman S. Carr, and Mary Garrard. Free admission.IndoorRain or shineDrop-inFrom Art events in the DMV

Ahn Chang-Hong: noon-mool

11am to 4pm, through Nov 1Free

American University Museum at the Katzen Arts CenterMajor 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

Main St. Market – Old Town Fairfax – November 1

12 to 4pmFree

Old Town FairfaxMonthly market on Main Street in Old Town Fairfax between Chain Bridge and University Drive. 20+ vendors with vintage finds, handmade goods, and jewelry. Free admission and parking; pet- and family-friendly.OutdoorDrop-inFrom NoVA Antique, Vintage & Flea Markets

Exploring Color Fearlessly by Noreene Janus

1 to 6pm, through Nov 1

Waverly Street GallerySolo show by Noreene Janus built on a saturated palette of red, yellow, orange and blue. The paintings urge viewers to live life to the fullest through fearless color. Reception Friday, October 30, at the member-run Waverly Street Gallery in downtown Bethesda. Gallery open Thursday through Sunday, 1 to 6 pm.IndoorRain or shineDrop-inFrom Art events in the DMV

Spotlight Talks at the Phillips Collection

1 to 1:45pm, through Nov 1Free

WashingtonFree 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

Coco Live-to-Film Concert

2pm, through Nov 1$28

North BethesdaDisney's Coco screened live-to-film with the score performed by the Orquesta Folclorica Nacional de Mexico at Strathmore.Rain or shineFrom Washington DC family events

Markoff's Haunted Forest

All day, through Nov 1$50

Markoff's Haunted Forest at Calleva FarmA mile-long haunted trail plus a haunted town on Calleva Farm, with a bonfire midway and DJ. Try the low-scare Lights On Night on Oct 28; proceeds fund outdoor education.FallHalloweenOutdoorFrom Fall events in DC

(Not) Strictly Painting 15 at McLean Project for the Arts

All day, through Nov 7

McLean Community CenterThe 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

Cox Farms Fall Festival

10am to 6pm, through Nov 8

CentrevilleNorthern 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.Fall OutdoorFrom Northern Virginia family events

Dean Kessmann: if not obviously, then potentially

All day, through Dec 20

BlackRock Center for the ArtsSolo photography exhibition by Washington, DC artist Dean Kessmann, exploring the tension between abstraction and representation, objects and digital information. The series captures quotidian DC-area moments that feel untethered from reality. Artist reception December 5 (time not published) at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown.IndoorRain or shineFrom Art events in the DMV

Out of Bounds

All day, through Dec 31Free

The Kreeger MuseumSeven 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

One Hunters Woods: Community Tai Chi

All day, through Dec 31Free

RestonFree community-led morning Tai Chi at Hunters Woods Plaza, a daily drop-in session open to all.OutdoorDrop-inFrom Northern Virginia family events

Avery, Gottlieb & Rothko: By the Sea

All day, through Jan 24

The Phillips CollectionThe first exhibition to examine how friendship and shared summers on Cape Ann, Massachusetts, shaped Milton Avery, Adolph Gottlieb, and Mark Rothko. About 90 paintings, watercolors, drawings, and sketches from the 1920s to the mid-1960s trace four decades of artistic exchange; many works have never been on public view. Organized with the Cape Ann Museum.IndoorRain or shineFrom Art events in the DMV

Assembly 2026: Dusk in the Dawnland at MoCA Arlington

All day, through Jan 24

Museum of Contemporary Art ArlingtonFive 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

Assembly 2026: New South, Ground Truth at MoCA Arlington

All day, through Jan 24

Museum of Contemporary Art ArlingtonFour 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

Janet Echelman: Radical Softness at Tephra ICA

All day, through Jan 31Free

Tephra Institute of Contemporary ArtMid-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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