What To Do In Washington, DC: January - March 2026
Your Complete Winter & Early Spring Events Guide
From New Year's celebrations to winter concerts, Black History Month programming, and the arrival of spring, Washington, DC and its surrounding areas offer an exceptional array of cultural experiences throughout the first quarter of 2026. This comprehensive guide covers January through March 2026, featuring world-class performances, museum exhibitions, immersive experiences, the famous National Cherry Blossom Festival, and professional sports that make the nation's capital region a must-visit destination. We've also included highlights from nearby Montgomery County, Maryland, for readers looking to explore beyond the District.
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January 2026: New Year & Winter Events | Film, Lectures & Community | Montgomery County, MD
February 2026: Winter Concerts | Black History Month | Montgomery County, MD
March 2026: Spring Events | Cherry Blossom Festival | Montgomery County, MD
All Months: Ongoing Exhibitions | Professional Sports
January 2026
New Year & Winter Events
Holiday
ZooLights
Join the thousands of visitors who make ZooLights, powered by Pepco, a part of their annual holiday tradition. The event includes live music performances, tasty winter treats and plenty of opportunities for holiday shopping. Environmentally friendly LED lights and dozens of glowing animal lanterns transform the Smithsonian's National Zoo into a winter wonderland. Note that timed passes are required.
Hours & Admission
Contact: Smithsonian's National Zoo | 3001 Connecticut Avenue NW
Immersive Experience
Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience
Step into a whimsical world of bubbles at this highly-rated immersive experience. Bubble Planet features interactive installations, photo opportunities, and hands-on bubble activities perfect for all ages. This unique attraction has earned rave reviews with visitors praising its creativity and family-friendly atmosphere.
Get Tickets
Contact: Rhode Island Center | Rating: 4.2/5
Exhibition
Season's Greenings at U.S. Botanic Garden
Season's Greenings displays feature not only holiday lights but thousands of poinsettias, unbelievable plant-based sculptures of DC landmarks, a circuit of model trains and pollinators galore. The exhibit also includes a spectacular addition: a Blue Rooster model by designer Brian Sentman created in honor of the famous Hahn/Cock sculpture located on the roof of the National Gallery of Art's East Building. Tickets are not required.
Visit Info
Contact: U.S. Botanic Garden | 100 Maryland Avenue SW
Exhibition
Afro-Atlantic Histories
This major exhibition explores the history and legacy of the transatlantic slave trade through art created across six centuries. Featuring works from Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean, and Europe, the exhibition provides a profound look at resistance, liberation, and cultural heritage through powerful artistic expression.
Gallery Info
Contact: National Gallery of Art | Constitution Avenue NW
Theater
Fiddler on the Roof
The welcoming environs of Signature Theatre are the perfect setting for a beautiful staging of this iconic musical. Fiddler on the Roof concerns Jewish milkman Tevye and his community in Czarist Russia as they deal with rising anti-Semitism and a world quickly changing around them. Legendary songs include "Sunrise, Sunset," "If I Were a Rich Man" and "Matchmaker."
Get Tickets
Contact: Signature Theatre | 4200 Campbell Avenue, Arlington, VA
Arts - Music
Candlelight: Neo-Soul Favorites ft. Songs by Prince, Childish Gambino & More
Experience the smooth sounds of neo-soul in a stunning candlelit atmosphere. This unique concert features contemporary R&B and soul hits from Prince, Childish Gambino, and other genre-defining artists, reimagined by talented musicians in an intimate classical setting.
Get Tickets
Contact: National City Christian Church | Rating: 4.4/5
Arts - Music
Candlelight: Tribute to Beyoncé
Celebrate the music of Beyoncé in an enchanting candlelit setting. From Destiny's Child classics to solo hits like "Halo" and "Single Ladies," experience Queen Bey's powerful catalog reimagined by talented classical musicians surrounded by the glow of hundreds of candles.
Get Tickets
Contact: St. Francis Hall | Rating: 5.0/5
Auto Show
The Washington, DC Auto Show
The largest annual indoor event in Washington, DC showcases the evolution of automobiles from classic models to cutting-edge technology. The show features the latest vehicles from major manufacturers, concept cars and interactive displays. Even non-car enthusiasts find plenty to explore at this popular winter attraction. Ticket prices are $15 on weekdays and $20 on weekends for adults, $7 for children aged 6-12, and free for children 5 and under.
Show Info
Contact: Walter E. Washington Convention Center | 801 Mt. Vernon Place NW
Dining
Metropolitan Washington Restaurant Week
Winter Restaurant Week returns every January with high-quality dining, excellent deals and relief from winter blues. Savor special menus and pricing at 200-plus participating restaurants, with options for dine-in, to-go meals, and cocktail and wine pairings courtesy of the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington.
Participating Restaurants
Contact: Visit ramw.org for details
Museum
Free Community Days at National Museum of Women in the Arts
The National Museum of Women in the Arts welcomes visitors with free admission twice each month throughout January. Explore one of DC's coolest art collections without paying admission, with extra cash left over for the museum's impressive gift shop.
Museum Info
Contact: National Museum of Women in the Arts | 1250 New York Avenue NW | 202-783-5000
Immersive Experience
Time by Luxmuralis at Washington National Cathedral
Experience the stunning "Time" light installation by acclaimed artist collective Luxmuralis, transforming the Washington National Cathedral into an immersive journey through light and sound. This spectacular projection mapping experience bathes the cathedral's soaring Gothic architecture in vivid colors and moving imagery, creating a contemplative experience exploring themes of time, memory, and wonder.
Get Tickets
Contact: Washington National Cathedral | 3101 Wisconsin Avenue NW | 202-537-6200
Entertainment
Monster Jam
The world-famous Monster Jam roars into Washington, DC, bringing massive monster trucks, high-flying stunts, and heart-pounding action to Capital One Arena. Watch legendary trucks like Grave Digger and El Toro Loco compete in freestyle, racing, and skills challenges. Perfect for families and motorsport fans of all ages.
Get Tickets
Contact: Capital One Arena | 601 F Street NW | 202-628-3200
Concert
Let's Sing Taylor: A Live Band Experience Celebrating Taylor Swift
Swifties unite for this high-energy live band experience celebrating the music of Taylor Swift. Sing along to your favorite hits spanning all eras in this interactive concert experience that transforms the historic Warner Theatre into a massive singalong party. Costumes and friendship bracelets encouraged!
Get Tickets
Contact: Warner Theatre | 513 13th Street NW
Family
Spy Fest: A Family Festival
The International Spy Museum opens its doors for an evening of family-friendly espionage fun. Spy Fest features hands-on activities, special demonstrations, and behind-the-scenes access to the world of intelligence. Kids can test their spy skills with interactive challenges while learning about the real history of espionage.
Event Info
Contact: International Spy Museum | 700 L'Enfant Plaza SW | 202-393-7798
Museum
Third Thursday at The Phillips Collection
The Phillips Collection hosts its popular Third Thursday event, offering free evening admission with live music, gallery talks, and a cash bar. Explore the museum's renowned collection of modern and contemporary art in a relaxed social atmosphere with fellow art enthusiasts.
Event Details
Contact: The Phillips Collection | 1600 21st Street NW | 202-387-2151
Museum
NMWA Nights
Experience the National Museum of Women in the Arts after hours during this special evening event. NMWA Nights offers extended museum access, live entertainment, gallery activities, and a cash bar in a sophisticated social setting. Explore the current exhibitions and meet fellow art lovers.
Get Tickets
Contact: National Museum of Women in the Arts | 1250 New York Avenue NW | 202-783-5000
Theater
Guys and Dolls at Shakespeare Theatre Company
Shakespeare Theatre Company presents the classic Broadway musical Guys and Dolls, featuring the beloved songs "Luck Be a Lady," "Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat," and "A Bushel and a Peck." This timeless story of gamblers, showgirls, and romance in 1950s New York City brings the magic of the Golden Age of Broadway to Penn Quarter.
Get Tickets
Contact: Sidney Harman Hall | 610 F Street NW | 202-547-1122
Dance
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
The world-renowned Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns to the Kennedy Center for its annual residency. Under the direction of Robert Battle, the company performs a diverse repertoire that blends modern dance, ballet, and African dance traditions. Don't miss the iconic "Revelations," a masterpiece that has become one of the most performed and acclaimed works in modern dance.
Get Tickets
Contact: John F. Kennedy Center | 2700 F Street NW | 202-467-4600
Family
The Pigeon Comes to Washington, DC! A Mo Willems Exhibit
Beloved children's author and illustrator Mo Willems brings his iconic characters to the nation's capital in this interactive exhibition. Fans of the Pigeon, Elephant and Piggie, and Knuffle Bunny will delight in this immersive experience celebrating Willems' award-winning books and the joy of reading. Perfect for families with young children who love the "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!" series.
Plan Your Visit
Contact: Planet Word | 925 13th Street NW | 202-931-3139
Festival
Krewe of Pyros Inaugural Mardi Gras Parade
DC's first Mardi Gras parade brings New Orleans flair to the nation's capital! The inaugural Krewe of Pyros parade features colorful floats, costumed krewes, live brass bands, and plenty of beads. Join the celebration as the parade makes its way through downtown, followed by festivities at local bars and restaurants.
Event Info
Contact: Downtown DC BID | downtowndc.org
Dance/Performance
Shen Yun Performing Arts
Shen Yun presents colorful and exhilarating performances of classical Chinese dance and music, offering a true representation of traditional Chinese culture as it once was: a study in grace, wisdom, and the virtues distilled from five millennia of civilization. Each season, Shen Yun unveils an entirely new lineup of dances, songs, and musical scores, bringing ancient legends and stories to vivid life through breathtaking choreography and elaborate costumes. Children under 5 are not admitted.
Get Tickets
Contact: Kennedy Center Opera House | 2700 F Street NW | 202-467-4600 or 877-663-7469
Theater
Octet
Eight people meet in a church basement and lock their phones in a box. This a cappella chamber musical from Dave Malloy (Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812) follows an octet of people struggling with digital dependency, charting their compulsions using only the analog vibrancy of their own voices. Witty, dissonant, and lush by turns, Malloy's score plumbs the darkest corners of the internet alongside these characters' yearning for connection. Staged in the round in the Victor Shargai Theatre, this phone-free performance asks how we can choose to be present with each other.
Get Tickets
Contact: Studio Theatre | 1501 14th Street NW | 202-332-3300
Theater
STOMP
The international percussion sensation returns to DC! STOMP has garnered armfuls of awards and rave reviews, appearing on numerous national television shows. The eight-member troupe uses everything but conventional percussion instruments—matchboxes, wooden poles, brooms, garbage cans, Zippo lighters, hubcaps—to fill the stage with magnificent rhythms. Year after year, audiences worldwide keep coming back for this pulse-pounding, electrifying show. As the Boston Globe says, "If you haven't seen STOMP, GO! If you have seen it, take someone and share the pleasure!"
Get Tickets
Contact: The National Theatre | 1321 Pennsylvania Avenue NW | 202-628-6161
Family
Gabby's Dollhouse Live!
The hit DreamWorks Animation preschool series comes to life on stage in this family-friendly theatrical adventure presented by Walmart. Join Gabby, Pandy Paws, and your favorite characters from the Dollhouse for a purrfect live show filled with music, dance, and interactive fun. Little ones will love singing along to their favorite songs in this immersive experience designed for children ages 2-7 and their families.
Get Tickets
Contact: The National Theatre | 1321 Pennsylvania Avenue NW | 202-628-6161
Theater
Clue
Murder and blackmail are on the menu when six mysterious guests assemble at Boddy Manor for a night they'll never forget! Was it Mrs. Peacock in the study with the knife? Or was it Colonel Mustard in the library with the wrench? Based on the fan-favorite 1985 Paramount Pictures movie and inspired by the classic Hasbro board game, Clue is the ultimate whodunit that will leave you dying of laughter and keep you guessing until the final twist. This fiendishly funny murder mystery features all the colorful characters from the game in a whirlwind of slapstick comedy and theatrical verve.
Get Tickets
Contact: The National Theatre | 1321 Pennsylvania Avenue NW | 202-628-6161
Exhibition
At the Vanguard: HBCUs and the Fight for Democracy
Discover the history of five Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in this new exhibition at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. The showcase narrates the origins and legacy of HBCUs and their impact on Black history through more than 100 objects collected from Clark Atlanta University, Florida A&M University, Jackson State University, Texas Southern University, and Tuskegee University. A powerful tribute to these institutions' enduring role in American democracy.
Plan Your Visit
Contact: National Museum of African American History and Culture | 1400 Constitution Avenue NW | Timed passes required
Comedy
Gary Owen: No Hard Feelings Tour
One of America's most beloved comedians brings his "No Hard Feelings" tour to DC. Gary Owen, who famously won BET's Comic View while still enlisted in the Navy, has been breaking the rules and breaking records ever since. Known for his unapologetic, rule-defying style, his material draws from his personal life, time in the military, and the everyday absurdities that connect people across backgrounds. Multiple shows available on both Saturday and Sunday.
Get Tickets
Contact: Lincoln Theatre | 1215 U Street NW | 202-328-6000
Concert
Atmosphere: Winter Carnival Tour 2026
Minneapolis hip-hop legends Atmosphere return with a stacked lineup of underground titans. The venerated duo, who have built a legacy of bringing honesty, humility, and vulnerability to the forefront of their music, are joined by longtime collaborators Sage Francis, R.A. The Rugged Man, and Kool Keith, with a premier DJ set by Mr. Dibbs. This tour recreates the "Atmosphere & Friends" vibe from their legendary Soundset festival—a must-see for hip-hop fans.
Get Tickets
Contact: 9:30 Club | 815 V Street NW | 202-265-0930
Holiday
Not Just Another Day Off: MLK at the Folger
The Folger Shakespeare Library celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday with a free, family-friendly event featuring contemporary poets reading historic speeches from Dr. King and other civil rights leaders. An evening of inspiration connecting the power of language across generations. Registration required for this free event on Capitol Hill.
Reserve Free Tickets
Contact: Folger Shakespeare Library | 201 East Capitol Street SE | 202-544-4600
Holiday
MLK Interfaith Prayer Breakfast
Join Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde and DMV faith leaders at Covenant Baptist UCC in Southwest DC for the annual MLK Interfaith Prayer Breakfast, which the Anacostia community has organized since 1977. This year's theme: "The Struggle Is Real, The Fight Is Still." A multi-cultural and intergenerational event with clergy and faith leaders from across the DMV. Feast with us and be spiritually fed in remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Get Tickets
Contact: Covenant Baptist UCC | Southwest DC
Holiday
21st Annual MLK Holiday DC Peace Walk & Parade
For more than four decades, the DC community has honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a peaceful march through the city. The 21st annual community celebration begins with a peace rally at 9:30 AM at Firth Sterling Ave & Sumner Rd SE, followed by the Peace Walk step-off at 10:30 AM, Health & Wellness Fair, and parade at 11:00 AM. The route travels along MLK Ave to Marion Barry Ave. Join thousands of participants in celebrating Dr. King's legacy of nonviolence. Free registration encouraged.
Register Free
Contact: Coalition for Peace | MLK Avenue SE | mlkholidaydc.org
Holiday
MLK Day at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
The downtown library hosts a full day of celebrations honoring Dr. King, including a clay class for kids, musical performances, and a celebration of DC Home Rule. Explore the "Freedom and Resistance" exhibition inspired by Nikole Hannah-Jones's groundbreaking "The 1619 Project," featuring artworks from ten Black artists exploring themes of slavery, history, and resistance. Don't miss the iconic King Mural, celebrating 40 years on display in the Great Hall.
Event Schedule
Contact: Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library | 901 G Street NW | 202-727-0321
Holiday
"Remember the Dream" at NMAAHC
The Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture hosts "Remember the Dream" programming throughout MLK Weekend, honoring Dr. King's legacy with special performances and activities. Visit the museum's powerful exhibitions exploring the African American experience, including the new "At the Vanguard" HBCU exhibit opening January 16. The perfect way to observe this national day of service and reflection.
Reserve Passes
Contact: National Museum of African American History and Culture | 1400 Constitution Avenue NW
Holiday
MLK Day Brunch at Ben's Next Door
Several DC restaurants are open for Monday brunch, but only one has close ties to Dr. King: Ben's Next Door, the Ali family's restaurant neighboring the legendary Ben's Chili Bowl on U Street. Dr. King was a patron of Ben's Chili Bowl during the Civil Rights Movement. Brunch means soul food and bottomless mimosas at this historic spot that has served the DC community since 1958.
Make Reservation
Contact: Ben's Next Door | 1211 U Street NW | 202-667-8880
Holiday
MLK Memorial Ceremony
Gather around the remarkable "Stone of Hope" statue at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial on the National Mall in memory of Dr. King's life and impactful social justice legacy. Senator Angela Alsobrooks will deliver a keynote speech accompanied by live musical performances by Ebenezer United Methodist Mass Choir and gospel guest soloists Ricky Dillard and Byron Cage. A powerful way to honor Dr. King at the memorial bearing his name.
Memorial Info
Contact: Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial | 1964 Independence Ave SW | National Mall
Exhibition - Last Chance
Unbound: Narrative Art of the Plains
Last chance to see this extraordinary exhibition celebrating the full expression of narrative art among Native nations of the Great Plains. The exhibition juxtaposes historical hides, muslins, and ledger books with more than 50 contemporary works commissioned by the museum. Illustrating everything from war deeds and ceremonial events to family life, Native identity, and pop culture, the artworks are as diverse as the individuals who created them. Curated by Emil Her Many Horses (Oglala Lakota).
Exhibition Info
Contact: National Museum of the American Indian | 4th Street & Independence Avenue SW
Film, Lectures & Community Events
Film
Iranian Film Festival at the Smithsonian
The Smithsonian presents a curated series of contemporary Iranian films throughout January. Screenings include "It Was Just an Accident" (Jan 9), "The Crowd" (Jan 23), "Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk" (Jan 25), and "The Great Yawn of History" (Jan 30). These thought-provoking films offer unique perspectives on Iranian society and culture.
Full Schedule
Contact: Freer Gallery of Art | Jefferson Drive at 12th Street SW
Film
Weathering With You at National Building Museum
The National Building Museum screens Makoto Shinkai's stunning animated film "Weathering With You," set in Tokyo where climate change has brought endless rain. A high school boy befriends a girl who can control the weather, leading to a visually spectacular story exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and environmental responsibility.
Reserve Tickets
Contact: National Building Museum | 401 F Street NW | 202-272-2448
Lecture
What We Know About Snow
Perfect timing for winter weather season: join Profs and Pints for an engaging lecture exploring the fascinating science of snow. Learn about snowflake formation, blizzard dynamics, climate change impacts on snowfall patterns, and the latest research on winter precipitation from experts in the field.
Get Tickets
Contact: Profs and Pints DC
Lecture
Astronomy on Tap DC
DC's beloved Astronomy on Tap returns with informal presentations by local astronomers and space scientists in a relaxed bar setting. This month's topic is "Aliens" - exploring the search for extraterrestrial life, exoplanet discoveries, and the Drake equation. Enjoy drinks while learning about the universe.
Event Info
Contact: Follow @astroontapdc on Instagram for venue details
Lecture
Teddy Roosevelt in East Africa with Frank Goodyear
Join historian Frank Goodyear for an evening exploring Theodore Roosevelt's legendary 1909-1910 safari expedition to East Africa. Using historical photographs and documents, Goodyear illuminates this pivotal journey that shaped American conservation and collected thousands of specimens for the Smithsonian.
RSVP
Contact: Smithsonian Institution
Music
Hip-Hop as Mindfulness: Meditation, Music, and Meaning with Born I
Experience the intersection of hip-hop culture and mindfulness practice in this unique event led by artist and educator Born I. Explore how hip-hop's lyrical traditions, beats, and culture can serve as tools for meditation, self-reflection, and personal growth in an engaging, participatory session.
Get Tickets
Contact: Planet Word Museum | 925 13th Street NW | 202-931-3139
Documentary
Hoops, Hopes, and Dreams
The Smithsonian screens this documentary exploring the power of basketball in communities across America. "Hoops, Hopes, and Dreams" follows young athletes as they pursue their dreams on the court while navigating challenges of education, family, and identity in modern America.
Event Info
Contact: Smithsonian Institution
Book Talk
Jennette McCurdy: "I'm Glad My Mom Died" Live
Former child star Jennette McCurdy discusses her #1 New York Times bestselling memoir "I'm Glad My Mom Died" in this candid conversation about her experiences growing up in the entertainment industry, her mother's complex influence, and her journey toward healing and self-discovery.
Get Tickets
Contact: Check Eventbrite for venue details
Cultural
Korean Treasures Symposium Keynote and Reception
Celebrate Korean art and culture at this special symposium keynote event featuring expert speakers on Korean artistic traditions, followed by a reception. This free event offers unique insights into Korean heritage and is part of a broader symposium exploring Korean treasures in American collections.
RSVP
Contact: Check Eventbrite for venue details
Cultural
SANGJARU: Korean Traditional Folk Performance
Experience the vibrant sounds and movements of traditional Korean folk music and dance with SANGJARU. This free Smithsonian performance showcases the energy and artistry of Korean performing arts, featuring dynamic drumming, colorful costumes, and audience engagement.
Event Info
Contact: Smithsonian Institution
Architecture
The Making of The Wave
Go behind the scenes of one of the National Building Museum's most iconic summer installations. Architects and designers share the creative process, engineering challenges, and construction of "The Wave," the massive interactive structure that has captivated visitors in the museum's Great Hall.
Get Tickets
Contact: National Building Museum | 401 F Street NW | 202-272-2448
Holiday
USA 250th: Get the Party Started!
The Smithsonian kicks off America's 250th anniversary celebration with a family-friendly event at the National Postal Museum. Explore special activities, commemorative stamps, and interactive exhibits marking this historic milestone leading up to the nation's semiquincentennial in 2026.
Event Details
Contact: National Postal Museum | 2 Massachusetts Avenue NE
Community
National Puzzle Day Puzzle Swap
Celebrate National Puzzle Day by swapping your completed jigsaw puzzles for new-to-you ones at this beloved Capitol Hill game shop. Bring puzzles you've finished and exchange them with fellow puzzle enthusiasts. A perfect opportunity to refresh your puzzle collection without spending a dime.
Event Info
Contact: Labyrinth Games & Puzzles | 645 Pennsylvania Avenue SE | 202-544-1059
Beyond DC: Montgomery County, MD
Family Theater
Frosty the Snow Man
Frosty springs to life for one hilarious day of winter fun in this charming stage adaptation perfect for young audiences. Adventure Theatre MTC brings the beloved holiday classic to life with music, magic, and plenty of laughs at the historic Glen Echo Park venue.
Get Tickets
Contact: Adventure Theatre MTC | 7300 MacArthur Boulevard, Glen Echo, MD | 301-634-2270
Theater
Robinhood and the Babes in the Wood
The British Players present this fantastic musical British Pantomime featuring a play on the classic Robin Hood tale. British pantomime is a beloved theatrical tradition combining fairy tales, audience participation, songs, and slapstick comedy—a unique experience for American audiences.
Get Tickets
Contact: The British Players at Kensington Town Hall | 3710 Mitchell Street, Kensington, MD
Exhibition
Miniature Painters, Sculptors & Gravers Society Exhibition
Celebrate the 92nd anniversary of this massive exhibition of fine art in miniature. The Miniature Painters, Sculptors & Gravers Society showcases intricate works that demonstrate extraordinary skill and artistry on a diminutive scale, displayed in the elegant Mansion at Strathmore.
Visit Info
Contact: The Mansion at Strathmore | 10701 Rockville Pike, North Bethesda, MD | 301-581-5100
Exhibition
Montgomery County Artists Association Member Exhibition
The Montgomery Art Association, a nonprofit supporting local artists, presents this member exhibition showcasing the diverse talents of Montgomery County's vibrant arts community. Explore paintings, sculptures, and mixed media works in the beautiful Mansion galleries.
Visit Info
Contact: The Mansion at Strathmore | 10701 Rockville Pike, North Bethesda, MD | 301-581-5100
Family
Dancing Our Way Through Books with Kelly King
InterAct Story Theatre presents FREE performances and events for kids and families. This interactive program combines storytelling with movement, encouraging children to engage with literature through dance and creative expression.
Event Info
Contact: InterAct Story Theatre | [email protected]
Cultural Celebration
Say It Loud - An MLK Celebration
BlackRock Center for the Arts' annual "Say It Loud" celebration returns, honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through music, spoken word, and community gathering. This beloved annual event brings together performers and audiences to celebrate civil rights and the ongoing pursuit of justice.
Event Info
Contact: BlackRock Center for the Arts | 12901 Town Commons Drive, Germantown, MD | 301-528-2260
Classical Music
Hermitage Piano Trio
Formed in 2011, the Hermitage Piano Trio has become one of the most celebrated chamber ensembles performing today. Experience an evening of exquisite classical music in the intimate setting of The Mansion at Strathmore, featuring world-class musicians in an acoustically superb venue.
Get Tickets
Contact: The Mansion at Strathmore | 10701 Rockville Pike, North Bethesda, MD | 301-581-5100
Classical Music
Eden-Stell Duo
The John E. Marlow Guitar Series presents the Eden-Stell Duo for a delightful evening of classical guitar. This internationally acclaimed duo showcases the expressive range of the classical guitar through masterful performances of both traditional and contemporary repertoire.
Get Tickets
Contact: Cultural Arts Center at Montgomery College | 7995 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, MD
February 2026
Winter Concerts & Events
Theater - DC Premiere
Stereophonic
The most Tony Award-winning production of the year and the most Tony Award-nominated play of all time arrives in DC. Stereophonic mines the agony and the ecstasy of creation as it zooms in on a music studio in 1976, where an up-and-coming rock band recording a new album finds itself suddenly on the cusp of superstardom. The ensuing pressures could spark their breakup—or their breakthrough. Written by David Adjmi, directed by Daniel Aukin, and featuring original music by Arcade Fire's Will Butler performed live on stage, this critically acclaimed play invites audiences to witness the volatile, exhilarating process of artistic creation with unprecedented intimacy. Runtime approximately three hours including intermission. Recommended for ages 13+.
Get Tickets
Contact: The National Theatre | 1321 Pennsylvania Avenue NW | 202-628-6161
Arts - Music
Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer
Immerse yourself in the cinematic genius of Hans Zimmer's most iconic film scores. From "Inception" to "The Lion King" to "Interstellar," experience the composer's most memorable works performed by talented musicians in an intimate candlelit setting that enhances the emotional power of his compositions.
Get Tickets
Contact: National City Christian Church | Rating: 4.8/5
Exhibition
In the Beginning: Treasures from the Collection of Martin Puryear
This special exhibition showcases works from the personal collection of renowned sculptor Martin Puryear. The Phillips Collection presents a unique opportunity to view the artist's carefully curated selection of pieces that have influenced his acclaimed career, offering insight into his artistic vision and inspirations.
Visit Info
Contact: The Phillips Collection | 1600 21st Street NW
Culinary Experience
Hand-Rolled Sushi in DC
Master the art of sushi making in this comprehensive hands-on class. Learn proper rice preparation, fish selection, and traditional rolling techniques to create beautiful maki, nigiri, and more. This popular workshop is led by experienced sushi chefs and concludes with enjoying your handcrafted creations.
Book Class
Contact: Galeria @ La Cosecha | Rating: 5.0/5
Culinary Experience
Classic Handmade Pasta with Pomodoro Sauce
Learn the traditional art of Italian pasta making in this hands-on cooking class. Create fresh pasta from scratch and prepare an authentic pomodoro sauce under the guidance of experienced instructors. This popular class combines culinary technique with Italian tradition and concludes with enjoying your delicious homemade meal.
Book Class
Contact: Hyatt Place National Harbor
Music
TWICE: [THIS IS FOR] WORLD TOUR
K-pop sensation TWICE brings their world tour to Washington, DC. The globally acclaimed girl group performs their hit songs in an spectacular production featuring intricate choreography and stunning visuals.
Get Tickets
Contact: Capital One Arena | 601 F Street NW
Concert
Nine Inch Nails: Peel It Back Tour
Industrial rock legends Nine Inch Nails bring their "Peel It Back" tour to Washington, DC. Trent Reznor and the band deliver their signature intense, visceral live experience featuring classics alongside newer material. Known for groundbreaking visual production and unrelenting energy, NIN shows are unforgettable concert experiences.
Get Tickets
Contact: Capital One Arena | 601 F Street NW | 202-628-3200
Comedy
Katt Williams: The Golden Age Tour
Comedy legend Katt Williams brings "The Golden Age" tour to DC. Known for his energetic delivery, sharp social commentary, and iconic characters, Williams has been one of the most popular stand-up comedians of his generation. After his viral 2024 interview brought renewed attention to his unfiltered perspective, this tour promises to be one of the hottest comedy events of the year.
Get Tickets
Contact: Capital One Arena | 601 F Street NW | 202-628-3200
Holiday
Lunar New Year Celebrations & DC Chinese New Year Parade
Locations all over the city ring in the Year of the Snake with colorful celebrations, including performances, educational talks, special tours and hands-on activities. The highlight is the DC Chinese Lunar New Year Parade on Sunday, February 22 at 2:00 PM through Chinatown, featuring dragon and lion dances, martial arts demonstrations, traditional costumes, and festive performances. Also check out events at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art and the Smithsonian American Art Museum throughout the week.
Parade Info
Contact: Chinatown (H Street NW between 6th and 8th Streets) | Various locations throughout DC
Holiday
Presidents Day Weekend: George Washington Birthday Parade
The highlight of Presidents Day Weekend in Alexandria is the annual George Washington Birthday Parade. The route travels down Fairfax and Royal Streets, wrapping around City Hall with floats, historical reenactments, marching bands and more. The parade begins at 1 PM and lasts about two hours. The city further honors Presidents Day with wreath-laying ceremonies at historic sites, open houses at museums and other educational and cultural activities.
Parade Info
Contact: Old Town Alexandria | Check website for details
Black History Month
Museum
Honor Black History Month in DC
Black history and culture are an essential part of DC's identity, which means there's an abundance of ways to celebrate Black History Month in the city. Honor Black History Month with a visit to the National Museum of African American History & Culture, operated by the Smithsonian at the National Mall. It's the largest museum in the world dedicated to African-American history and culture, housing more than 3,500 items on display. The exhibits take an in-depth look at the role of African Americans in the military, popular culture, sports, music and politics while exploring slavery, the civil rights movement and voting rights. Look for special exhibits, events and programs dedicated to Black History Month throughout February.
Museum Info
Contact: National Museum of African American History & Culture | 1400 Constitution Avenue NW
Exhibition
Amy Sherald: American Sublime
The artist's first major museum survey at the National Portrait Gallery features new and rarely seen work from 2007 to the present. Sherald's iconic paintings of former First Lady Michelle Obama (2018) and Breonna Taylor (2020) are featured in this comprehensive exhibition.
Gallery Hours
Contact: National Portrait Gallery | 8th Street NW & G Street NW
Beyond DC: Montgomery County, MD
Theater
Nothing Up My Sleeve
Come through and enjoy a magical one-man show at Round House Theatre! This captivating theatrical experience combines illusion, storytelling, and humor in an intimate setting. Perfect for audiences who appreciate the art of magic and engaging solo performance.
Get Tickets
Contact: Round House Theatre | 4545 East-West Highway, Bethesda, MD | 240-644-1100
Family Theater
Freckleface Strawberry, The Musical
Based on Julianne Moore's beloved children's book, this funny, heartfelt musical shows that being different is what makes us special. Follow the adventures of Strawberry as she learns to embrace her unique appearance in this charming production perfect for young audiences and families.
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Contact: Adventure Theatre MTC | 7300 MacArthur Boulevard, Glen Echo, MD | 301-634-2270
Black History Month
Black History Month Family Day at Woodlawn Manor
Enjoy hands-on activities at this free drop-in program celebrating Black History Month. Woodlawn Manor Cultural Park offers educational experiences exploring the history of enslaved people and the Underground Railroad in Montgomery County, with special family-friendly programming throughout the day.
Event Info
Contact: Woodlawn Manor Cultural Park | 16501 Norwood Road, Sandy Spring, MD | 301-563-7524
Black History Month
Black History Month Family Day at Josiah Henson Park
Come visit the Josiah Henson Museum and Park for educational, hands-on activities celebrating Black History Month. Learn about the life of Josiah Henson, whose autobiography inspired Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Uncle Tom's Cabin," and explore the history of slavery and freedom in Montgomery County.
Event Info
Contact: Josiah Henson Museum and Park | 11410 Old Georgetown Road, North Bethesda, MD | 301-563-7572
March 2026
Spring Events & St. Patrick's Day
Theater
1776 at Ford's Theatre
In commemoration of America's 250th anniversary, Ford's Theatre presents the Tony Award-winning musical that dramatizes the debates leading to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This popular American musical is an insightful, vibrant, and humorous take on our founding fathers' determination to do the right thing for their fledgling nation. As members of the Second Continental Congress struggle to reach consensus, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson argue for independence from the British monarchy. A free first preview on March 13 is available via TodayTix lottery.
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Contact: Ford's Theatre | 511 10th Street NW | 202-347-4833
Family
Harlem Globetrotters: The 100 Year Tour
The world-famous Harlem Globetrotters celebrate 100 years of basketball wizardry, showmanship, and family fun! Watch the legendary team perform their signature combination of incredible basketball skills, hilarious comedy, and audience interaction. Perfect for families, this high-energy show features slam dunks, trick shots, and the kind of entertainment that has made the Globetrotters a global phenomenon for a century.
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Contact: Capital One Arena | 601 F Street NW | 202-628-3200
Holiday
Alexandria St. Patrick's Day Parade
The Ballyshaners present the 43rd Alexandria St. Patrick's Day Parade, the first and finest St. Patrick's Day parade in the DC area. This beloved tradition features pipe bands, Irish dance schools, community groups, and a host of performers and entertainment. The parade is held the first Saturday in March and attracts thousands of spectators to Old Town Alexandria. Come early to enjoy the pre-parade festivities at local restaurants and pubs.
Parade Info
Contact: Ballyshaners, Inc. | Old Town Alexandria
Holiday
Washington DC St. Patrick's Day March
The St. Patrick's Parade Committee of the Irish American Club of Washington, DC hosts the annual St. Patrick's Day March near our Nation's Capital. Participants gather at the Peace Monument and march toward F Street NW, followed by an afternoon of festivities with live music and Irish dancing at Kelly's Irish Times and the Irish Channel. Everyone is welcome to join this family-friendly celebration of Irish culture and heritage.
Event Info
Contact: [email protected]
Festival
Ireland at The Wharf
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at The Wharf with a lively festival featuring live Irish music, Irish dancers, and more in partnership with Kirwan's on the Wharf, Jameson, Miller High Life, and Guinness. This free, family-friendly event offers a full day of entertainment along DC's vibrant waterfront. Drinks available for purchase at District and Transit Pier and at all Wharf bars and restaurants. Sláinte!
Event Details
Contact: The Wharf DC | 760 Maine Avenue SW
Cultural
St. Patrick's Day Mass at St. Patrick Church
Celebrate the Solemnity of St. Patrick with a special Mass concelebrated by Robert Cardinal McElroy and auxiliary bishops at the historic St. Patrick Church. Traditional Irish music including Irish hymns are sung by St. Patrick's Choir accompanied by flute and Celtic harp. A bagpiper and Irish dancers provide entertainment before the Mass outside the church. The event will be livestreamed by the Archdiocese of Washington.
Event Info
Contact: St. Patrick Church | 619 10th Street NW
Musical
Disney's Beauty and the Beast
Be Our Guest at Disney's Beauty and the Beast, the first North American production of the beloved musical in over 25 years! This spectacular new touring production marks the return of the classic tale of Belle, an independent young woman from a provincial town, and the Beast, a prince trapped in a spell by an enchantress. Reuniting members of the original Tony Award-winning artistic team—including composer Alan Menken, lyricist Tim Rice, book writer Linda Woolverton, and costume designer Ann Hould-Ward—the production features the Oscar-winning score with classic songs "Be Our Guest" and "Beauty and the Beast." Critics call it "theatrical magic that will leave audiences asking 'how did they do that?'" Runtime approximately 2.5 hours including intermission.
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Contact: The National Theatre | 1321 Pennsylvania Avenue NW | 202-628-6161
Concert
Lady Gaga: Mayhem Ball
Global superstar Lady Gaga brings her highly anticipated Mayhem Ball tour to Washington, DC for two nights at Capital One Arena. Known for her spectacular stage productions, elaborate costumes, and powerful vocals, Lady Gaga promises an unforgettable concert experience. Don't miss one of the biggest concert events of 2026.
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Contact: Capital One Arena | 601 F Street NW | 202-628-3200
National Cherry Blossom Festival
Festival
National Cherry Blossom Festival 2026
The National Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates its annual return during America's 250th anniversary year. What began with a gift of 3,000 cherry trees from Tokyo in 1912 now spans four weeks throughout Washington, DC, and neighboring communities in Maryland and Virginia. The festival features spectacular events including art, culture, and can't-miss experiences as visitors from around the world gather to commemorate U.S. history while surrounded by the beauty of spring's most iconic flowers. Peak bloom typically occurs around late March, offering great viewing for up to a week afterward.
Festival Info
Contact: National Cherry Blossom Festival | nationalcherryblossomfestival.org
Festival
Cherry Blossom Festival Opening Ceremony
The National Cherry Blossom Festival's Opening Ceremony, co-presented with the Japan Foundation, celebrates the 114th anniversary of the gift of trees with an exciting tribute to the longstanding relationship between Japan and the United States. This spectacular event at DAR Constitution Hall features world-renowned artists connected to both the U.S. and Japan who gather on stage for one night only. The event will also be livestreamed on the Festival's YouTube channel.
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Contact: DAR Constitution Hall | 1776 D Street NW
Festival
Blossom Kite Festival
Head to the Washington Monument grounds for this free kite-flying extravaganza presented by Amazon, one of the most highly anticipated events of the National Cherry Blossom Festival. Kite flyers, from first-timers to long-time masters, experience kite-making workshops, kite-flying competitions and demonstrations, family-friendly activities, and arts and crafts. Bring your own kite or create one on-site for a day of fun against the backdrop of the iconic Washington Monument.
Event Details
Contact: Washington Monument Grounds | National Mall
Festival
Oxon Run Pinknic
Join the community celebration at Oxon Run Park as part of the Cherry Blossom Festival programming. This free neighborhood event brings cherry blossom festivities to Southeast DC, featuring family-friendly activities, local vendors, and community performances. A wonderful opportunity to celebrate spring in one of DC's beloved green spaces.
Event Info
Contact: Valley Ave SE & Wheeler Rd SE, Washington, DC
Beyond DC: Montgomery County, MD
Theater
Nothing Up My Sleeve (Continues)
Enjoy this magical one-man show at Round House Theatre combining illusion, storytelling, and humor in an intimate setting. Perfect for audiences who appreciate the art of magic and engaging solo performance. This captivating theatrical experience continues its run through mid-March.
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Contact: Round House Theatre | 4545 East-West Highway, Bethesda, MD | 240-644-1100
Family Theater
Freckleface Strawberry, The Musical (Continues)
Based on Julianne Moore's beloved children's book, this funny, heartfelt musical shows that being different is what makes us special. Follow the adventures of Strawberry as she learns to embrace her unique appearance in this charming production perfect for young audiences and families. Continues its run throughout March.
Get Tickets
Contact: Adventure Theatre MTC | 7300 MacArthur Boulevard, Glen Echo, MD | 301-634-2270
Workshop
Made-in-Studio: Cozy Beginner Knitting
A gentle introduction to knitting for absolute beginners at Riverworks Art Center Studios at Alden. Learn the basics of casting on, knit stitch, and binding off in this relaxed, supportive workshop environment. All materials provided. Perfect for those looking to pick up a new creative hobby this spring.
Register
Contact: Riverworks Art Center | 1 Veterans Place, Silver Spring, MD
Classical Music
Volterra Project Trio
Part of Strathmore's acclaimed chamber music series, the Volterra Project Trio performs an evening of exquisite classical music in the intimate setting of The Mansion. This concert is part of the venue's 3-Concert Package offering 10-15% savings for music lovers.
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Contact: The Mansion at Strathmore | 10701 Rockville Pike, North Bethesda, MD | 301-581-5100
Ongoing Exhibitions (January - March)
Exhibition
Out of Many: Reframing an American Art Collection
The Phillips Collection examines American art as the country approaches its 250th anniversary. Both well-known and understudied artists are featured in this dynamic exhibition exploring how artists have depicted landscapes, cultures, stories and people.
Hours & Admission
Contact: The Phillips Collection | 1600 21st Street NW | 202-387-2151
Exhibition
Rik Freeman: Wade in the Waters
DC artist Rik Freeman's work focuses on waterways from Bahia beaches to the Anacostia River and their connection to the diaspora across generations. Freeman has engaged history, community, resilience and joy in his art for over three decades.
Exhibition Info
Contact: Phillips@THEARC | 1801 Mississippi Avenue SE | Wed & Thurs 10am-5pm
Exhibition
Tawny Chatmon: Sanctuaries of Truth, Dissolution of Lies
Tawny Chatmon's photography exhibition incorporates audio narrative, embroidery, film and assemblage exploring themes of Black girlhood and identity. Her powerful imagery celebrates beauty and resilience while challenging stereotypes.
Museum Hours
Contact: National Museum of Women in the Arts | 1250 New York Avenue NW | 202-783-5000
Exhibition
The Two Georges: Parallel Lives in an Age of Revolution
The Library of Congress brings together letters, ledgers, diaries, maps, drawings and artifacts illuminating similarities and differences between George Washington and King George III. Although the two never met, this exhibition envisions where they would clash and where they would compromise, featuring items from the Royal Archives at Windsor Castle, London's Science Museum and Mount Vernon.
Plan Visit
Contact: Library of Congress | 101 Independence Avenue SE
Exhibition
Imagining Shakespeare: Mythmaking & Storytelling in the Regency Era
Fourteen paintings from the Boydell Shakespeare Gallery displayed together for the first time since 1805. This exhibition features depictions of scenes from Shakespeare's plays as imagined by leading Regency-era artists.
Plan Visit
Contact: Folger Shakespeare Library | 201 East Capitol Street SE | 202-544-4600
Immersive Experience
Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience
Step into a whimsical world of bubbles at this highly-rated immersive experience. Bubble Planet features interactive installations, photo opportunities, and hands-on bubble activities perfect for all ages. This unique attraction has earned rave reviews with visitors praising its creativity and family-friendly atmosphere.
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Contact: Rhode Island Center | Rating: 4.2/5
Arts - Music
Candlelight: Coldplay vs. Imagine Dragons
Experience the music of two contemporary rock giants in an intimate candlelit setting. This unique concert series features talented musicians performing hits from Coldplay and Imagine Dragons by the glow of hundreds of candles, creating an unforgettable atmospheric experience in one of DC's most beautiful venues.
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Contact: Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library | Rating: 4.8/5
Dining Experience
Dining in the Dark at AMBAR Restaurant
Challenge your senses with this unique blindfolded dining experience. In complete darkness, diners enjoy a carefully curated multi-course meal that heightens taste, smell, and texture perceptions. This award-winning concept has earned exceptional reviews for its innovative approach to dining and outstanding Balkan cuisine.
Reserve Table
Contact: AMBAR Restaurant, Clarendon | Rating: 4.5/5
Theater Experience
The Jury Experience: Death by AI
Participate in this interactive theatrical experience where you become part of the jury in a futuristic murder trial. This immersive show explores questions of artificial intelligence, justice, and morality as audience members deliberate and vote on the verdict. The unique format has earned praise for its engaging storytelling and thought-provoking themes.
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Contact: Miracle Theatre | Rating: 4.1/5
Entertainment
Drunk Romeo & Juliet
Experience Shakespeare's tragic romance with a hilarious twist. Professional actors perform the classic tale while one cast member is genuinely intoxicated, leading to unpredictable and comedic moments. This unique theatrical experience combines highbrow literature with lowbrow humor for an unforgettable night of entertainment.
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Contact: Drunk Shakespeare Washington | Rating: 5.0/5
Professional Sports
Sports - Hockey
Washington Capitals January Home Games
The Washington Capitals play nine home games at Capital One Arena in January 2026. Catch Alex Ovechkin and the team as they chase history:
Jan 7 vs Stars, 7:00 PM | Jan 11 vs Canadiens, 7:00 PM | Jan 13 vs Senators, 7:00 PM | Jan 16 vs Sabres, 7:00 PM | Jan 18 vs Flames, 7:00 PM | Jan 21 vs Sabres, 7:00 PM | Jan 23 vs Bruins, 7:00 PM | Jan 25 vs Predators, 7:00 PM | Jan 29 vs Canadiens, 7:00 PM
Full Schedule
Jan 7 vs Stars, 7:00 PM | Jan 11 vs Canadiens, 7:00 PM | Jan 13 vs Senators, 7:00 PM | Jan 16 vs Sabres, 7:00 PM | Jan 18 vs Flames, 7:00 PM | Jan 21 vs Sabres, 7:00 PM | Jan 23 vs Bruins, 7:00 PM | Jan 25 vs Predators, 7:00 PM | Jan 29 vs Canadiens, 7:00 PM
Contact: Capital One Arena | 202-628-3200
Sports - Hockey
Washington Capitals February Home Games
Ten home games in February, including rivalry matchups:
Feb 1 vs Hurricanes, 7:00 PM | Feb 3 vs Rangers, 7:00 PM | Feb 6 vs Wild, 7:00 PM | Feb 8 vs Devils, 7:00 PM | Feb 13 vs Lightning, 7:00 PM | Feb 15 vs Penguins, 7:00 PM | Feb 20 vs Islanders, 7:00 PM | Feb 22 vs Flyers, 1:00 PM | Feb 24 vs Devils, 7:00 PM | Feb 27 vs Hurricanes, 7:00 PM
Full Schedule
Feb 1 vs Hurricanes, 7:00 PM | Feb 3 vs Rangers, 7:00 PM | Feb 6 vs Wild, 7:00 PM | Feb 8 vs Devils, 7:00 PM | Feb 13 vs Lightning, 7:00 PM | Feb 15 vs Penguins, 7:00 PM | Feb 20 vs Islanders, 7:00 PM | Feb 22 vs Flyers, 1:00 PM | Feb 24 vs Devils, 7:00 PM | Feb 27 vs Hurricanes, 7:00 PM
Contact: Capital One Arena | 202-628-3200
Sports - Basketball
Washington Wizards January Home Games
The Wizards play eleven home games in January, highlighted by special promotions:
Jan 2 vs Nets, 7:00 PM (Kyshawn George Bobblehead - First 10K Fans) | Jan 4 vs Timberwolves, 6:00 PM | Jan 6 vs Magic, 7:00 PM | Jan 9 vs Pelicans, 7:00 PM | Jan 19 vs Clippers, 3:00 PM | Jan 22 vs Nuggets, 7:00 PM | Jan 24 vs Bucks, 7:00 PM | Jan 26 vs Bulls, 7:00 PM | Jan 28 vs Trail Blazers, 7:00 PM | Jan 30 vs Bucks, 7:00 PM | Jan 31 vs Lakers, 7:00 PM
Full Schedule
Jan 2 vs Nets, 7:00 PM (Kyshawn George Bobblehead - First 10K Fans) | Jan 4 vs Timberwolves, 6:00 PM | Jan 6 vs Magic, 7:00 PM | Jan 9 vs Pelicans, 7:00 PM | Jan 19 vs Clippers, 3:00 PM | Jan 22 vs Nuggets, 7:00 PM | Jan 24 vs Bucks, 7:00 PM | Jan 26 vs Bulls, 7:00 PM | Jan 28 vs Trail Blazers, 7:00 PM | Jan 30 vs Bucks, 7:00 PM | Jan 31 vs Lakers, 7:00 PM
Contact: Capital One Arena | 202-628-3200
Sports - Basketball
Washington Wizards February Home Games
Ten home games in February including marquee matchups:
Feb 3 vs Hawks, 7:00 PM | Feb 5 vs Raptors, 7:00 PM | Feb 7 vs Cavaliers, 7:00 PM | Feb 9 vs Cavaliers, 7:00 PM | Feb 11 vs Grizzlies, 7:00 PM | Feb 20 vs Pacers, 7:00 PM | Feb 21 vs Pacers, 7:00 PM | Feb 23 vs Hornets, 6:00 PM | Feb 25 vs Knicks, 7:00 PM | Feb 27 vs Heat, 7:00 PM
Full Schedule
Feb 3 vs Hawks, 7:00 PM | Feb 5 vs Raptors, 7:00 PM | Feb 7 vs Cavaliers, 7:00 PM | Feb 9 vs Cavaliers, 7:00 PM | Feb 11 vs Grizzlies, 7:00 PM | Feb 20 vs Pacers, 7:00 PM | Feb 21 vs Pacers, 7:00 PM | Feb 23 vs Hornets, 6:00 PM | Feb 25 vs Knicks, 7:00 PM | Feb 27 vs Heat, 7:00 PM
Contact: Capital One Arena | 202-628-3200
Sports - Basketball
Capital City Go-Go January Home Games
Catch the Wizards' G League affiliate with affordable, family-friendly basketball featuring live go-go band performances:
Jan 7 vs Motor City Cruise, 7:00 PM | Jan 9 vs Motor City Cruise, 7:00 PM | Jan 14 vs Long Island Nets, 7:00 PM | Jan 15 vs Raptors 905, 7:00 PM | Jan 17 vs Raptors 905, 7:00 PM | Jan 30 vs Wisconsin Herd, 2:00 PM
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Jan 7 vs Motor City Cruise, 7:00 PM | Jan 9 vs Motor City Cruise, 7:00 PM | Jan 14 vs Long Island Nets, 7:00 PM | Jan 15 vs Raptors 905, 7:00 PM | Jan 17 vs Raptors 905, 7:00 PM | Jan 30 vs Wisconsin Herd, 2:00 PM
Contact: Entertainment & Sports Arena | Congress Heights Metro
Sports - Basketball
Capital City Go-Go February Home Games
Nine home games featuring exciting G League action:
Feb 1 vs College Park Skyhawks | Feb 3 vs College Park Skyhawks | Feb 5 vs Greensboro Swarm | Feb 7 vs Westchester Knicks | Feb 9 vs Westchester Knicks | Feb 21 vs Iowa Wolves | Feb 23 vs Iowa Wolves | Feb 25 vs Windy City Bulls | Feb 27 vs Windy City Bulls
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Feb 1 vs College Park Skyhawks | Feb 3 vs College Park Skyhawks | Feb 5 vs Greensboro Swarm | Feb 7 vs Westchester Knicks | Feb 9 vs Westchester Knicks | Feb 21 vs Iowa Wolves | Feb 23 vs Iowa Wolves | Feb 25 vs Windy City Bulls | Feb 27 vs Windy City Bulls
Contact: Entertainment & Sports Arena | Congress Heights Metro
Sports - Basketball
Duel in the District: Duke vs Michigan
Two of college basketball's most storied programs face off in the nation's capital. Watch Duke and Michigan battle in this marquee non-conference matchup at Capital One Arena. A rare opportunity to see elite college basketball in DC.
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Contact: Capital One Arena | 601 F Street NW
Sports - Baseball
Washington Nationals Season Preview
The Washington Nationals begin their 2026 season in late March, with the home opener at Nationals Park scheduled for April 3. As spring training wraps up in March, fans can start planning for another season of baseball at one of the most scenic ballparks in the nation, located along the Anacostia River in Southeast DC. Check the team website for the full schedule and ticket information.
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Contact: Nationals Park | 1500 South Capitol Street SE | 202-675-6287
