Kid-friendly Activities in DC, Maryland & Northern Virginia this Weekend (6/6 - 6/8)

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Thursday, June 5, 2025

World Ocean Day 2025
Head to the National Museum of Natural History on Thursday, June 5th for World Ocean Day festivities. Join ocean scientists, researchers, and educators in the Sant Ocean Hall for an exciting series of interactive experiences celebrating our blue planet and exploring all the ways science and community action can connect us to our waterways. There's a storytime and penguin puppet encounter included with this free event. Tap the title above for more info!
Friday, June 6, 2025
Washington, DC
- 10:00 am | Story Time at the National Postal Museum
- Use this kid-friendly guide to plan your trip!
- 10:00 am | Storytime: Daddy/Papi at the National Gallery of Art
- 10:00 am | Little Tyke Hike at Rock Creek Park Nature Center
- 10:30 am | Heure Du Conte ~ Bilingual Fun in French & English at Shaw Neighborhood Library (Best for ages 0-5)
- 11:00 am | The Washington Ballet ~ Dance for All at MLK Memorial Library (Best for ages 0-5)
- Join The Washington Ballet for a reading of “Once Upon a Book” by Grace Lin and movement activities inspired by it.
- 1:15 pm | Friday Movies ~ Wicked at Southwest Neighborhood Library ♣
- 2:00 pm | Whispers of the Wild: Journaling with Ashleigh at Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens
- Nature journaling
- 3:00 pm | First Fridays in Chevy Chase
- Includes paint and bubbles at Child’s Plat & other kids activities
- 3:00 pm | Pride on the Pier & World Pride Boat Parade at The Wharf ♦
- 3:30 pm | Be a Junior Naturalist Hike at Rock Creek Park Nature Center
- 3:30 pm | Teen Maker Lab: Watercolor Self Portraits at Parklands-Turner Neighborhood Library ♥
- Unleash your creativity and explore the art of watercolor portraits. Blend colors, add dimension, and capturing facial expressions to create stunning, personalized works of art.
- 4:30 pm | Ukulele Sing-Along at Cleveland Park Neighborhood Library (0-5)
- 5:00 pm | Crafting Extravaganza at Merry Pin in NW ($)
- 5:00 pm | African American Music Appreciation Month – Performances at Eastern Market Metro Plaza Park
- 6:00 pm | Betty Carter Jazz Ahead Festival at The Kennedy Center
- 6:00 pm | WorldPride Youth Block Party at MLK Memorial Library (Best for ages 13-19) ♦ ♥
- 6:30 pm | Cultural Arts Showcase – Willy Wonka, Jr. at Chevy Chase Community Center
- 7:00 pm | Late Night Hype DPR x MPD at Ridge Road Recreation Center
- 7:30 pm | Birmingham Royal Ballet: Black Sabbath – The Ballet at The Kennedy Center ($)
- 7:45 pm | Union Market Drive-in 2025 featuring Mamma Mia (PG-13) ($)
- 8:00 pm | Notes & Frames: A Film & Music Festival Classic Film Scores at the Kennedy Center ($)
- An evening filled with wonder and nostalgia as the NSO brings to life timeless melodies that have underscored some of the greatest moments in cinematic history.
- Dusk | Extraordinary Cinema: Wonka at The Kennedy Center ♣
Maryland
Prince George’s County
- 2:00 pm | Crafternoon: Keith Haring Figures at Mount Rainier Library (Best for ages 5+) ♦
- Have fun crafting and creating! Create pop-art styled dogs and colorful figures in the style of artist Keith Haring.
- 4:00 pm | Family Game Night at Mount Rainier Library
Montgomery County
- 10:00 am | Little Farmer Storytime: June First Friday at Agricultural History Farm Park in Derwood ($)
- 10:00 am | Parks Playhouse Junior at Martin Luther King Jr. Recreational Park in Silver Spring (Best for ages 2-8)
- Live performance of Peter and the Wolf by the Puppet Co.
- 11:00 am | Get Ready for Summer Reading Storytime at Gaithersburg Library (Best for ages 18 months – 5)
- 2:00 pm | Family Movie Day ~ Moana 2 at Maggie Nightingale Library
- 2:30 pm | Fun Fridays at Wheaton Library (Best for ages 0-6)
- 6:00 pm | Art Walk in Glen Echo Park
- 7:00 pm | Movies on the Green: Despicable Me 4 at Community Green at Cabin John Village ♣
- 7:30 pm | Frog Songs Campfire & Walk at Brookside Nature Center in Wheaton ($) (Best for ages 5+)
More Maryland Events
- 10:00 am | Homeschool Day at B&O Railroad Museum ($)
- 1:00 pm | Mini Pride Flag Party at La Plata Branch Library ♦
- 3:30 pm | Pride in the Making: A String Art Workshop at La Plata Branch Library
- 3:30 pm | 3D Printing 101 – Pride Edition at Savage Branch Library in Laurel ♦
- 4:00 pm | Family Paint Fun at Savage Branch Library in Laurel (Best for ages 6-11)
- Dress for mess and create free-form watercolor paintings. Let the colors blend and form into one-of-a-kind blobs, lines, and splotches!
- 5:00 pm | Mommy & Me | Daddy & Me Paint Night at Joyful Studio in La Plata ($)
- 6:30 pm | Family Friday Planetarium Program & Movie at Robinson Nature Center ($)
- 7:30 pm | New! Celebrating Black Joy in Nature at Rockburn Branch Park in Elkridge
- This special gathering invites participants to share personal stories that celebrate joyful moments in nature – whether it’s cherished family traditions, unforgettable adventures, or simply the peace found in the great outdoors. Everyone is encouraged to bring original poems or beloved works that honor Black culture.
Virginia
Arlington County
- 11:00 am | Green Piano: Every Story has a Song! at Westover Library
- Explore Roberta Flack’s children’s book, The Green Piano, which tells the story of Roberta’s love for music, desire to learn the piano, and the first piano that her father found, fixed, painted and gave her.
- 2:00 pm | Share the Love of Summer Reading Kickoff at Glencarlyn Library
- “Minute to Win It” games to test yourself or challenge others for prizes.
- 6:00 pm | Spring Pond Campfire at Long Branch Nature Center ($)
- 8:00 pm | Lubber Run Summer Concerts “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” at Lubber Run Amphitheater ♥
- The Peanuts gang comes to life with heart, charm, and wit in “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.” The whole gang is here: bossy Lucy is hopelessly in love with piano prodigy Schroeder who doesn’t give her the time of day, perfectionist Sally is still mocking blanket-toting Linus, and Snoopy is in the doghouse…
City of Alexandria
- 3:30 pm | Fun Friday! at Burke Branch Library
More Virginia Events
- 9:00 am | Farmer for a Day at Temple Hall Farm Regional Park in Leesburg ($)
- 11:00 am | Garden Sprouts at Temple Hall Farm Regional Park in Leesburg ($)
Saturday (6/7) in Washington, DC
- 9:00 am | Create a Baseball Game at Home Depot stores through their Kids Workshop
- 9:30 am | Little Critters: Nature Play at the Bird House (Animal Poop) at the National Zoo (In the Bird House classroom) (Best for ages 0-5)
- 10:00 am | STEM Budding Builders at Palisades Neighborhood Library (Best for ages 0-5)
- 10:00 am | Discover Summer at Mt. Pleasant Farmers Market ♥
- There will be chalk, ice cream, and many giveaways.
- 10:00 am | Discover Summer Kickoff at Woodridge Neighborhood ♥
- Includes scavenger hunt for children, chess, teen keyboard customization, The Washington Ballet: Stories & Movement (4:00 pm) & dance activity.
- 10:00 am | WorldPride DC Family Fun Festival at Stead Park in NW ♦ ♥
- Please mention you heard about it from us if you RSVP!
- 10:00 am | First Saturdays at the National Gallery of Art
- Includes a sketching lab, kids’ play space, drop-in artmaking, storytime, face painting and pop-up library!
- 10:00 am | Pride Month Craft Bar at MLK Memorial Library ♦
- 10:00 am | Community Fishing at Anacostia Park
- 10:00 am | Open Studio: A Summer Stroll at Hirshhorn Museum
- Drop in and join a color “team,” then make your own colorful artwork inspired by artists such as Jackson Pollock, Morris Louis, and more.
- 10:15 am | Crafty Tales: Frank Lloyd Wright at Merry Pin in NW
- Free art activity based on a book/artist
- 10:30 am | The Sky Tonight: Live Planetarium Show at the National Air and Space Museum
- 10:30 am | Baby Burner Workout with Marita at Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens
- A total body workout for new mamas and their little ones. The workout will involve calisthenics while allowing Mamas to bond with their baby and include their baby in their workout. Ideal for mamas with babies who are not yet mobile.
- 10:30 am | Heure du Conte at Alliance Française de Washington DC in NW (Best for ages 3-7)
- 11:00 am | The Washington Ballet ~ Dance for All at Cleveland Park Neighborhood Library
- [Just Added] 11:00 am | The Science Pirates’ Alchemy Show – Musical Theater for Kids & Families at BloomBars in NW ($)
- 11:00 am | Roving Leader Fishing Derby 2025 at Southwest Duck Pond
- 11:00 am | Lei-Making at the US Botanic Garden ♥
- Each June, in honor of Kamehameha Day, the local Hawaiian community crafts beautiful lei using plant materials sourced from the mid-Atlantic region and beyond. During this drop-in program at the Garden’s Conservatory, learn about Hawaiian culture and try your hand at lei-making.
- 11:00 am | WILD! Nature Play Club at Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum
- Unstructured play time in nature as well as a child-directed hike through the George Washington Carver Nature Trail. At the end of the hike, gather together for a story and nature activity then head back to the museum.
- 12:00 pm | Pride on the Pier and Fireworks Show at The Wharf ♦
- Exciting array of activities, entertainment and fireworks
- 12:00 pm | NoMa Pride Block Party 2025 at 209 M St. NE ♦
- Includes yard games, drag story time, face painting & food trucks!
- 12:00 pm | Mad Science in the Park at the Playground at 9th & Penn SE ♥
- Up, Up and Away! ~ This spellbinding special event introduces children to the principles of air and pressure. Children see an incredible exothermic reaction take place and even get the chance to watch a hovercraft in action!
- 12:30 pm | Kundalini in Nature: Yoga with Kahlil at Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens
- 1:30 pm & 7:30 pm | Birmingham Royal Ballet: Black Sabbath – The Ballet at The Kennedy Center ($)
- 2:00 pm | WorldPride Parade at 14th & T St. NW ♦
- Also catch the street festival and concert featuring Cynthia Erivo
- 2:00 pm | Georgetown Library Chess Club
- 3:00 pm | Teen Studio: Street Style, Part 2 at the Hirshhorn Museum
- 4:00 pm | Yes! I’m Deaf Too! at Southwest Neighborhood Library
- Come see “Yes I’m Deaf Too!”, written by Michelle Banks and performed by the VOCA Ensemble.
- 7:30 pm | DC United vs. Chicago Fire FC at Audi Field ($)
- 8:00 pm | Notes & Frames: A Film & Music Festival Classic Film Scores at the Kennedy Center ($)
- An evening filled with wonder and nostalgia as the NSO brings to life timeless melodies that have underscored some of the greatest moments in cinematic history.

Saturday (6/7) in Maryland & Northern Virginia
9:00 am | Create a Baseball Game at Home Depot stores through their Kids Workshop
Maryland
Prince George’s County
- 10:00 am | Dinosaur Park Open House in Laurel
- 10:00 am | Adventure Seekers: Patuxent River Park ~ Meets at Mt. Rainier Nature Center ($) (Best for ages 8-12)
- 10:00 am | Mount Rainier Pride Celebration at Thomas Stone Elementary School and Gateway Farmers Market ♦
- 10:00 am | The 2025 Marlboro Day Parade & Festival in Downtown Upper Marlboro ♥
- This festival hosts an array of great sights and activities, including live entertainment, delicious eats, unique sales vendors, family and kids’ fun, and more.
- 10:30 am | Family Zumba at Columbia Park Community Center in Landover (Best for ages 13+)
- 11:00 am | Dual Language Ready 2 Read Storytime at New Carrollton Library
- 11:00 am | Bowiefest at Allen Pond Park ♥
- Includes food, family fun (interactive games, rides, and other activities), and entertainment.
- 11:00 am | Women in Aviation at College Park Aviation Museum ($) (Best for ages 8+)
- 11:00 am | Planning Your Juneteenth Celebration at Bladensburg Library
- 11:00 am | Prince George’s County Police Department’s 3rd Annual Pride Walk at National Harbor ♦
- Includes live DJ face paint, gaming truck, vendors & resources.
- 11:00 am | Beginner/Intermediate Sewing Lab at Oxon Hill Library
- 12:00 pm | Coyaba’s Village Celebration: Carla Creative’s Family Arts Festival at Joe’s Movement Emporium in Mount Rainier ($) ♥
- Concerts ($) at 3:00 pm & 6:00 pm are ticketed. The festival is free!
- Directed by Sylvia Soumah, the concerts showcase outstanding drumming and West African dancing paired with a free outdoor family arts festival. This festival includes an African-style marketplace and family-friendly interactive visual arts by Carla Creative, Inc.
- 12:00 pm | Bock Party at Southern Regional Aquatic Wellness Center in Fort Washington
- Includes live entertainment, food, games & more!
- 1:00 pm | Animal Encounters at Clearwater Nature Center ($)
- 2:00 pm | Mindfulness Nature Hike at Clearwater Nature Center ($)
- 2:00 pm | Teen Game Day at Fairmount Heights Library (Best for ages 13+)
- 8:00 pm | Pedrito Martinez at Prince George’s Publick Playhouse ($)
- Pedrito Martinez is a Cuban percussionist, drummer, singer, songwriter, and composer originally from Havana, Cuba. A consummate master of Afro-Cuban folkloric music and the bata drum, he is also the world’s first call rumbero–playing, singing, and dancing with dozens of Cuban rumba groups.
Montgomery County
- 10:00 am | Parks Playground Junior at North Four Corners Local Park in Silver Spring (Best for ages 2-8)
- Live performance by The Uncle Devin Show
- 10:00 am | Tiny Tots starring Penny Russell ~ Penny’s Puppets in The Three Billy Goats Gruff at Glen Echo Park ($)
- 11:00 am | Art Studio for Kids Celebrates Caribbean American Heritage Month at White Oak Library (Best for grades K-6th)
- 11:00 am | DIY Nature Exploration at Black Hill Discovery Center in Boyds (Best for ages 6+)
- 11:00 am | Party in the Park: Families and Father’s Day Celebration at Wheaton Regional Park
- 11:00 am | Asian BBQ Festival at Rockville Town Square
- Join Dongbei Association of Greater Washington for a day filled with delicious food, live music, K-POP dance and cultural performances.
- 11:00 am | 13th Annual White Oak Day ♥
- Fun for the whole family with food, games, inflatables, music, vendors and more.
- 11:00 am | Read to a Dog at Aspen Hill Library
- 11:00 am | International Children’s Day with Plover Pediatric Dentistry at Community Green at Cabin John Village
- Free children’s activities
- 11:30 am & 1:00 pm | Twisted Tales: The Three Goldilocks Gruff at Glen Echo Park ($)
- 12:00 pm | Teens Saturday Studio at Twinbrook Library in Rockville (Best for ages 13-18)
- 2:30 pm | The Power of Science Fiction: In Conversation with Author Cerece Rennie Murphy at Long Branch Library (Best for teens & adults)
- 3:00 pm | Crochet4Change at Germantown Library
- 3:00 pm | J Chris – Live Music and Dance at Westfield Wheaton
- Latin Dance workshop for families will teach the community about the fundamentals of Latin music.
More Maryland Events
- 9:00 am | Mini Pride Flag Party at La Plata Branch Library ♦
- 10:00 am | Pollinator Fest at Mt. Pleasant in Woodstock
- Enjoy hands-on, pollinator-themed activities and games, seed giveaways, and more!
- 10:00 am | Annie’s Outdoor Puppet Shows at Robinson Nature Center
- 10:00 am | Saturdays in the Children’s Garden – Life in the Garden at Robinson Nature Center
- 11:00 am | Free Kids Event: Summer Fun Factory at Lakeshore Learning in Towson (Best for ages (3+)
- Paint a suncatcher, enjoy sand & water play, and much more!
- 11:00 am | Indie Game Fest 2025 at Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore
- Welcome to a curated, curious, and creative exhibition of Independent Games from the DMV area. Come explore, demo, and play games from grassroots community game developers who need YOU to play their games!
- 12:00 pm & 5:00 pm | Danny Go! at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore ($) (Best for ages 3-7)
- “Danny Go!” is a live-action educational children’s show filled with music, movement and silliness.
- 1:00 pm | Butterfly Weekend Walk at Mt. Pleasant in Woodstock
- 2:00 pm | Movies at the Library: Oliver & Company at Severna Park Library ♣
- 3:00 pm | Mascot Visit at sweetFrog Laurel
- Dusk | Public Star Party at Alpha Ridge Park in Marriottsville
- Telescopic views and programming are shared inside through the club’s telescope.
Virginia
Arlington County
- All Day | Share the Love of Summer Reading Kickoff at Arlington Libraries includes a sweet treat & activities for kids! ♥
- 10:00 am | at Westover Library
- 10:30 am | at Aurora Hills Library
- 10:30 am | at Shirlington Library
- 12:30 pm | at Cherrydale Library
- 1:00 pm | at Columbia Pike Library
- 2:00 pm | at Courthouse Library
- 10:30 am | Green Piano: Every Story has a Song! at Central Library
- Explore Roberta Flack’s children’s book, The Green Piano, which tells the story of Roberta’s love for music, desire to learn the piano, and the first piano that her father found, fixed, painted and gave her.
- 11:00 am & 3:00 pm | The Wizard of Oz at Thomas Jefferson Community Theatre ($) (Best for ages 4+)
- 2:00 pm | Dungeons & Dragons Club at Aurora Hills Library (Best for middle schoolers)
- 4:00 pm | Tiny Tot: Color Walk at Long Branch Nature Center ($) (Best for ages 18 months – 35 months)
- 7:00 pm | Teen Night at Lubber Run Community Center (Best for middle & high school students)
- Theme: End of School Beach Bash
- 8:00 pm | Lubber Run Summer Concerts “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” at Lubber Run Amphitheater ♥
- The Peanuts gang comes to life with heart, charm, and wit in “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.” The whole gang is here: bossy Lucy is hopelessly in love with piano prodigy Schroeder who doesn’t give her the time of day, perfectionist Sally is still mocking blanket-toting Linus, and Snoopy is in the doghouse…
City of Alexandria
- 10:00 am | Old Town Arts & Crafts Fair at Waterfront Park
- 10:00 am | Summer Story Time – Rainbow Vegetables at Green Spring Gardens Park ($)
- 10:00 am | RiverRenew Hooffs Run Dedication Day at African American Heritage Park
- Celebrate RiverRenew’s restoration of Hooffs Run with the dedication of new historical signage in African American Heritage Park and family-friendly activities focused on native plantings.
- 10:00 am & 1:00 pm | Candy Making 101 at Tiny Chefs ($) (Best for ages 4-14)
- 11:00 am | Free Kids Event: Summer Fun Factory at Lakeshore Learning (Best for ages (3+)
- Paint a suncatcher, enjoy sand & water play, and much more!
- 11:00 am | Family Friendly Wood + Canvas Workshop at AR Workshop ($)
- 12:00 pm | Carlyle House Family Fun Day – Best Friends Bash ♥
- 1:00 pm | Reading Garden Party at Beatley Library ♥
- 2:30 pm | Royals ~ Chamber Music from Mozart to Disney at Beatley Library ♥
- Live music from the Symphony of Northern Virginia
More Virginia Events
- 9:00 am | 31st Annual Manassas Railway Festival ($) ♥
- This family celebration of rich railroad history features model train displays, train memorabilia, and specialty vendors, and is free to attend.
- 9:30 am | Fairfax PRIDE at Old Town Hall ♦
- Includes children’s activities like face painting, button making, fairy hair, balloon twisting & more!
- 10:00 am | Are You Going to Eat That? at Ellanor C. Lawrence Park in Chantilly ($) (Best for ages 10+)
- Enjoy a naturalist-led hike and identify plants that are safe to eat and which ones to avoid. Learn the usefulness of plants for such rope making and folk remedies.
- 11:00 am | Paws on PenFed Plaza: A Pet Event at Tysons Corner Center
- 11:00 am | Petpalooza at Reston Town Center
- Enjoy complimentary face painting, roaming performers, and so much more!
- 11:00 am | Scavenger Hunt Adventure at Burke Lake Park in Fairfax ($)
- 1:00 pm | Spellbinders – Tales of Tails at Hidden Oaks Nature Center in Springfield (Best for ages 4+)
- Enjoy oral storytelling from countries around the world. From trickster tales to fables, oral stories share traditions and connect communities. Every child receives a free book.
- 5:30 pm | Sunset Polo at Great Meadow in The Plains ($)
- Theme: Camouflage Night
- 6:00 pm | Pond Fest Class at Hidden Pond Nature Center in Springfield ($) (Best for ages 3+)
- 7:00 pm | Goodnight Walk – Frogs at Hidden Oaks Nature Center in Annandale ($)
- 8:30 pm | Stargazing at the Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly
- Join Museum staff and members of the Northern Virginia Astronomy Club for a view of the night sky through our telescopes.

Sunday, June 8, 2025
Washington, DC
- 8:00 am | International Rally and March on Washington for Freedom at the Lincoln Memorial ♦
- 9:00 am | Flowing Grace: An Odissi-Inspired Movement & Meditation Workshop at Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens
- 10:00 am | Family Concert: Munit and Z Lovebugs at Edlavitch DCJCC in NW ♦ ♥
- Join us at the EDCJCC for a free outdoor family concert in celebration of Pride. Hear music from funky family band Munit and Z Lovebugs and enjoy crafts, face painting, ice cream, and more!
- 11:00 am | Root to Rise Yoga with Molly at Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens
- 12:00 pm | Cleveland Park Day ♥
- 1:30 pm | Birmingham Royal Ballet: Black Sabbath – The Ballet at The Kennedy Center ($)
- 1:35 pm | Family Fundays at Nationals Park ($)
- Washington Nationals v. Texas Rangers ~ includes a kids Mr. Potato Head giveaway
- 2:00 pm | Pride Month Craft Bar at MLK Memorial Library ♦
- 2:00 pm | Plant Prayers at Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens
- Tickets are donation based ~ Plant Prayers is a culturally rooted therapeutic horticulture session that guides participants in crafting kokedama (moss ball planters) infused with personal prayer intentions. This experience blends African healing traditions with the art of plant care, encouraging mindfulness, self-reflection, and long-term goal setting. Participants will sculpt their own kokedama, embedding their intentions into the soil as a symbolic act of planting prayers for their personal journey.
- 3:00 pm | Art à la Cart at MLK Memorial Library
- Doodle like Da Vinci and collage like Kahlo with art from the cart!
- 4:00 pm | Washington Spirit v. North Carolina Courage at Audi Field
- Juneteenth themed night!
Maryland
Prince George’s County
- 12:00 pm | National History Day Ice Cream Social at College Park Aviation Museum ($)
- 1:30 pm | Greenbelt Artful Afternoon: Tie Dye Pride! at Springhill Lake Recreation Center ♦
- 4:00 pm | Voices of Fairwood Music Series at Fairwood Park in Bowie
- 6:00 pm | Summer Sunset Concert Series: “Purple Flo” at Allen Pond Park
- 6:00 pm | Movies on the Potomac: Mufasa at National Harbor ♣
Montgomery County
- 9:30 am | Storytime with Craig Robinson: Bull & Bear Build a Bright Future with Bonds at People’s Book Takoma ♥
- 10:00 am | Local Author Bazaar at People’s Book Takoma ♥
- 10:00 am | Tiny Tots starring Penny Russell ~ Penny’s Puppets in The Three Billy Goats Gruff at Glen Echo Park ($)
- 10:30 am | Family Dance Party at Davis Library in Bethesda
- 11:00 am | Intro to Textiles: Hand Sewing at KID Museum in Bethesda ($) (Best for grades 2nd – 5th)
- Learn hand sewing techniques and then apply your new skills to make a plushie or puppet.
- 11:00 am | Sensory Storytelling with ReadAbility at Germantown Library (Best for ages 3+)
- The storytelling sessions are interactive, with sensory props and storyboards used to engage the young audience with gentle sounds, scent, touch, and sight accompanying the story. The multi-sensory books are enjoyed by children of all abilities, so siblings are welcome too!
- 11:00 am | Color Our World – Glen Echo Aquarium at Long Branch Library ♥
- Join the Glen Echo Aquarium as they present Under the Sea, an overview of life in our oceans, including a variety of live sea animals and real marine artifacts, including: a clam, a hermit crab, a spider crab, one large and one small sea snail, a sea star, whale baleen, sea turtle rib, and others!
- 11:30 am & 1:00 pm | Twisted Tales: The Three Goldilocks Gruff at Glen Echo Park ($)
- 12:00 pm | Global Rhythms: Music, Dance & Storytelling from Around the World at Glen Echo Park ♥
- FREE showcase of music, dance, and storytelling from around the world!
- 12:00 pm | Intergenerational Story Circles at Potomac Library (Best for Teens)
- Teen volunteers and older adults will discuss thought-provoking questions, share experiences, and more! Each session will explore a new topic where multiple perspectives and new insights emerge.
- 1:00 pm | Snakes and Snails! – Free Artmaking Workshop at Wheaton Library (Best for ages 4-12)
- 3:00 pm | 2025 Youth Concerto Competition Concert and Juneteenth Celebration at Sligo Seventh-Day Adventist Church
- 3:30 pm | Skating the 80s – Cabin John Spring Ice Show at Cabin John Ice Rink in Rockville
More Maryland Events
- 10:00 am | Sensory Sundays at B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore ($)
- 1:00 pm | Children’s Entrepreneur Market at Edgewater Green Turtle
- 1:00 pm | Planetarium Movie Showings – Backyard Wilderness at Robinson Nature Center in Columbia ($) (Best for ages 5+)
- 2:00 pm | The Magic of Watercolors: An Immersive Afternoon of Live Painting, Music & Creativity at Miller Branch Library in Ellicott City
- 4:00 pm | Mommy & Me | Daddy & Me Paint Night at Joyful Studio in La Plata ($)
- 5:00 pm | June’s Paint Party at sweetFrog Laurel ($)
Virginia
Arlington County
- 10:00 am | MoCA on the Move: Celebrating Spring Family Fun Series at Metropolitan Park
- DIY Stamps and Prints & Arlington Art Truck presents Exposing Life Cycles with artist, Zofie King with Michele Montalbano + live music
- 1:30 pm | Accidental Astronauts at
- 2:00 pm | Lubber Run Summer Concerts “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” at Lubber Run Amphitheater ♥
- The Peanuts gang comes to life with heart, charm, and wit in “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.” The whole gang is here: bossy Lucy is hopelessly in love with piano prodigy Schroeder who doesn’t give her the time of day, perfectionist Sally is still mocking blanket-toting Linus, and Snoopy is in the doghouse…
- 3:00 pm | The Wizard of Oz at Thomas Jefferson Community Theatre ($) (Best for ages 4+)
- 3:00 pm | Netherlands Carillon Concert Series
- Park Rangers offer kids activities from 2:30-4:30 pm.
- 3:00 pm | Spellbinders Story Fest at Long Branch Nature Center (Best for ages 4+)
- The Arlington Spellbinders will unleash the power of oral storytelling with favorite tales from around the world. Since ancient times in all cultures, this tradition has passed on wisdom, connected elders to youth, and engaged the imagination.
- 7:30 am | Arlington Triathlon in Memory of Anne Viviani at Washington-Liberty Aquatics Center ($) (Best for ages 7-15)
City of Alexandria
- 2:30 pm | Music of the Americas ~ Selections for Wind Quintet at Beatley Library
- 3:00 pm | Family Friendly Wood + Canvas Workshop at AR Workshop ($)
More Virginia Events
- 10:00 am | Wildflowers Walk and Craft at Burke Lake Park in Fairfax
- Learn from a naturalist what makes wildflowers so important in our ecosystem. Take a walk to learn how to identify various seasonal flowers, as well as what insects rely on them. At the end of the class, participate in a floral craft to take home.
- 3:00 pm | Music in the Gardens: Dance Around the World at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens in Vienna ($)
- Grab your favorite blanket or bag chair and bring your family and friends to enjoy sounds from around the globe that will make you want to dance!
- 5:00 pm | Spiderman and Frozen Host Kids and Family Festival at Shipgarten in McLean
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