- Updated: 3/26/2026
Note: This weekly listing is full of events happening throughout the weekend for kids (ages 3+) – teens. I place a special emphasis on literacy, STEM & other educational based events as well as family fun festivities. Please click the links to review the most up-to-date information prior to heading out!
Upcoming Events
Friday, March 27, 2026
Washington, DC
- Friday (3/27) at 4:30 pm | Ukulele Sing-Along at Cleveland Park Neighborhood Library (Best for ages 0-5)
- Sing together with Rachel and her ukulele. Sing familiar songs and learn some new ones.
- Friday (3/27) at 7:00 pm | Disney’s Beauty and the Beast at The National Theatre ($) ♥
- This enchanting and timeless tale, filled with the romance and grandeur audiences know and love, has been brought to life like never before, with spectacular new sets and dazzling costumes.
Maryland
- Friday (3/27) at 2:00 pm | Spring Egg Hunt at Meadowside Nature Center in Rockville ($) (Best for ages 0-5)
- Collect your eggs and turn them in for a prize! Participants are encouraged to bring their own egg basket. Session 2 is at 4:00 pm for ages 6-10!
- Friday (3/27) at 4:30 pm | STEM Club and Skating Fun at Bowie Ice Arena ($) (Best for ages 6-12)
- Children will enjoy the perfect mix of learning and fun as they explore science, technology, engineering, and math—then hit the ice for some active skating time.
- Friday (3/27) at 8:00 pm | Stargazing with the Smithsonian at Calvert Hills Playground & Athletic Field in College Park ♥
- Join staff from the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum for a view of the night sky. Experienced people will help you to use different telescopes to observe a variety of things, including planets, stars, and the Moon. There will also be hands-on activities to explore astronomy in new ways.
Northern Virginia
- Friday (3/27) at 7:00 am | Algonkian Egg Scavenger Hunt in Sterling ($)
- Friday (3/27) at 5:00 pm | Wake Up: Amphibians in Spring at Long Branch Nature Center in Arlington ($)
- Any warm winter day or evening may cause an awakening of wood frogs and other amphibians as they emerge, try to avoid predators, and finally lay their eggs. Find their hiding spots before the predators do! Registration Required.
- Friday (3/27) at 7:30 pm | Nocturnal Animal Hike at Gulf Branch Nature Center ($)
- Learn about the animals active at night (nocturnal) and try to find some!
Saturday, March 28, 2026
Washington, DC
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am | National Cherry Blossom Festival Blossom Kite Festival at the Washington Monument Grounds ♥
- This is a very popular event so prepare for crowds! Includes educational activities & Sakura Taiko Fest performances.
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am | Beauty and the Beast: The Musical at MLK Memorial Library
- Includes live performances Q&A with the cast, craft activities, roof-top tea party & raffles. First come, first served!
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:30 am | Meet Joan Waites of “The Night Artists” at Politics and Prose on Connecticut Ave in NW (Best for ages 3-8)
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am | Breakfast with Bunny at Hard Rock Cafe in NW ($) ♥
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:30 am | SAAM Cherry Blossom Family Celebration at Smithsonian American Art Museum ♥
- Includes performances, cherry-blossom themed crafts, DJ, ballet showcase, Japanese model train display & more!
- Saturday (3/28) at 12:00 pm | Bloomaroo at The Wharf ♥
- Includes family friendly activities such as giveaways and raffles, face painting, video games, a photobooth, free popcorn, a DJ, line dancing and much more.
- Saturday (3/28) at 12:30 pm | Finding HERstory ~Women’s Empowerment Forum at Francis A. Gregory Neighborhood Library in SE
- This inspiring forum features keynote speaker Symone Sanders‑Townsend and offers delicious food, uplifting music, hands‑on crafts, and plenty of fun for all ages. Join for an uplifting evening of conversation, connection, and celebration in honor of Women’s History Month.
- Saturday (3/28) at 1:30 pm & 7:00 pm | Disney’s Beauty and the Beast at The National Theatre ($) ♥
- This enchanting and timeless tale, filled with the romance and grandeur audiences know and love, has been brought to life like never before, with spectacular new sets and dazzling costumes.
- Saturday (3/28) at 2:00 pm | Family Improv at Tenley-Friendship Neighborhood Library in NW
- Play a bunch of wild and wacky games performed by you!
- Saturday (3/28) at 2:00 pm | The Prince of Egypt at The Miracle Theatre in SE ($)
- Saturday (3/28) at 6:00 pm & 7:00 pm | 20th Annual Blacks in Wax DC at THEARC in SE ♥
- Where history meets the present, offering a space for reflection, discussion, and continued advocacy for change. 1965 Voting Rights Act… and NOW!!!!? promises to be an unforgettable exploration of the enduring legacy of the civil rights movement and its relevance today.
Maryland
Prince George’s County
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am | Youth Sports Showcase at Liberty Sports Park in Upper Marlboro ($)
- Whether your child is a first-time participant or looking to explore something new, this is the perfect way to get active and discover the sports they love.
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am | Hyattsville in Bloom Spring Celebration at Driskell Park ♥
- Enjoy a family-friendly DJ and dancing, bunny photo-op, and an egg hunt!
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:30 am | STEAM Hour: Wings for Val Robotics at College Park Aviation Museum ($) (Best for ages 6-12)
- Drop in anytime during the hour for a special STEAM Hour to learn the basics of block coding with Ozobots and then test your skills with our air race challenge. Can you plot the fastest course for your bot?
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:30 am | Geek Out Expo: Ready 2 Read Storytime at Hyattsville Library (Best for ages 3-5)
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am | Annual Springtime Egg Hunt Event at Mount Rainier Nature Center ♥
- Bring the whole family for a fun-filled morning of egg hunts, games, and photos with the Spring Bunny — all completely free!
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am | 4th Annual Geek Out Expo at Hyattsville Library ♥
- Includes face painting, balloon twisting, coloring fun, gaming tournaments & a costume dance party at 2:30 pm!
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am | Nottingham Community Day at Nottingham School House ♥
- Learn about the local community in Nottingham, Prince George’s County, through oral histories, schoolhouse tours, and more. The Middle Passage Port Markers and Ceremonies Project, in partnership with Parks and Planning, will be revealing the new Nottingham Middle Passage signage and hosting a flower sendoff created with you, the community, throughout the day.
- Saturday (3/28) at 12:00 pm | Hop & Seek at Lakeland College Park Community Center in College Park (Best for ages 4-11)
- Bring your basket and hop into spring at this EGG-citing, one-day community fest filled with fun, laughter, and connection!
- Saturday (3/28) at 2:00 pm | Behavior at School: An Etiquette Class for Children at Hillcrest Heights Library
- Students will explore how good manners and positive behavior help create a respectful and welcoming school environment. Participants will learn about friendship, kindness, and teamwork.
- Saturday (3/28) at 3:00 pm | Smithsonian Academy Orchestra at Dekelboum Concert Hall at UMD College Park
- The Orchestra’s repertoire ranges from Bach to Schoenberg, all performed on period-appropriate instruments. Hear them perform Haydn’s Symphony No. 93, Mendelssohn’s Hebrides Overture and Beethoven’s Symphony No.1!
- Saturday (3/28) at 3:30 pm | All Ages Family Show at Bobby McKey’s Dueling Piano Bar at National Harbor ($)
- Saturday (3/28) at 5:00 pm | Women’s History Month Screening: Move When the Spirit Says Move at Arts’tination National Harbor
- Dorothy Foreman Cotton was a bold civil rights educator and activist whose work helped transform the Civil Rights Movement from protest into empowered civic action. As the only woman on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s executive staff, Cotton led the Citizenship Education Program of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, helping thousands of African Americans understand their rights as citizens and become active participants in shaping democracy.
Maryland
Montgomery County
- [Just Added] Saturday (3/28) at 9:30 am | Spring Eye Spy Trains at Cabin John & Wheaton Regional Parks ($)
- Take a spring-themed ride aboard the miniature trains in Cabin John and Wheaton Regional Parks. Each rider is given an “Eye Spy” card with seasonal items to look for along the tracks during the ride.
- [Just Added] Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am & 11:30 am | Good Morning, Good Night at Imagination Stage in Bethesda ($) (Best for ages 1-4)
- In this brand-new show, very young children will discover the beauty of the world during daytime and nighttime. They will watch–and help–Winnie and August work the “day shift:” waking the birds, putting dew in the grass, and baking fresh clouds; and the “night shift:” releasing the fireflies, shining the stars, and banishing nightmares. Using gentle, multi-sensory storytelling and incorporating audience participation.
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:30 am | Juggling Funny Stories with Chris Fascione at Rockville Memorial Library
- A hilarious one-man show with juggling, comedy, acting and mime.
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am | SpringFest at the National Capital Trolley Museum in Colesville ($) ♥
- Kids can participate in an interactive scavenger hunt throughout the museum, searching for hidden treasures and earning a prize when the hunt is complete. Young visitors can also stop by the arts and crafts station to create spring-themed projects, including festive bunny masks.
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am | Classical Music with The Back to BACH Project at Gaithersburg Library ♥
- Join teen volunteers from The Back to BACH Project as they perform a short musical presentation that encourages children to explore and enjoy classical music! Children will listen to the beautiful instruments such as the violin, learn how they work, and then explore with some simple hands-on activities.
- Saturday (3/28) at 2:00 pm | Juggling Funny Stories with Chris Fascione at Connie Morella Library in Bethesda (Best for ages 4-8)
- A hilarious one-man show with juggling, comedy, acting and mime.
- Also happening at 4:00 pm at Davis Library in Bethesda!
- Saturday (3/28) at 2:00 pm | Barbershop with The Brothers Flanagan! at Chevy Chase Library
- Barbershop quartet singing is an American style of harmony using four voices. In barbershop music, the four voices form a complete four-part chord on almost every note. Groups usually sing a cappella (without instrumental accompaniment).
- Saturday (3/28) at 7:30 pm | Star Party at Meadowside Nature Center in Rockville (Best for ages 7+)
- Gaze upon the stars at this nighttime watch party! Viewing scopes and binoculars will be provided for guests to observe planets, the moon, stars, and more.
More Maryland Events
- Saturday (3/28) at 9:00 am | Spring Eggstravaganza for Tots at Robinson Nature Center in Columbia ($) ♥
- Enjoy tot-friendly activities throughout the indoor exhibits and outdoor, paved trail (weather-permitting). Participate in crafts, games and spring sensory fun. Separate egg hunts for toddlers and children 4 yrs +. See bunnies available for adoption through the Friends of Rabbits, a rescue organization.
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am | Easter Egg Hunt at sweetFrog Laurel (Best for ages 10 & under)
- Hop in with the little froggers age 10 and under for a free Easter Egg hunt at the sweetest place in town. The first 48 kids will get to hunt the store for their egg and turn it in for a sweet treat!
- Saturday (3/28) at 12:00 pm | Eggstravaganza at Granville Gude Park & Lakehouse in Laurel ♥
- Bring a basket, bag, or bucket to collect your eggs.
- Saturday (3/28) at Dusk | Public Star Party at Alpha Ridge Park in Marriottsville
- Join members of the Howard Astronomical League (HAL) at their observatory. Telescopic views and programming are shared inside through the club’s telescope.
Northern Virginia
Arlington County
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:30 am | Spring Egg Hunt at Potomac Overlook Regional Park ($) ♥
- Pick up an egg hunt sheet at the Nature Center, explore the park on a scavenger hunt, then return your completed sheet to the Nature Center for a prize!
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am & 3:00 pm | Sherlock in Wonderland at Thomas Jefferson Community Theatre ($) (Best for ages 4+) ♥
- What happens when two of the most popular fictional characters of all time collide? Well, you will have to wait and see in Encore’s brand new original play.
- There’s a pre-show ticket add-on for the 3pm show: Caterpillar’s Brilliant Bubble Craft Party!
- Saturday (3/28) at 7:30 pm | Owl Prowl & Cocoa at Long Branch Nature Center ($)
- Evening nature hike when the leaves aren’t on the trees, making owls easier to spot. Give a hoot… literally as you learn about and try to call to our native nocturnal raptors.
Northern Virginia
City of Alexandria
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am | Ladybug Inspired Cupcake Decorating Studio Class at Tiny Chefs ($) (Best for ages 4-8)
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am | Spring Egg Hunt at Mount Vernon Recreation Center ($) (Best for ages 3-10) ♥
- The Bunny is making a stop at Mt. Vernon for a morning of crafts and an egg hunt.
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:30 am | Little Gardeners at Green Spring Gardens ($) (Best for ages 2-6)
- Explore the ever-changing landscape of the garden. This program will feature seasonal activities that can include planting seeds, pollinators, harvesting vegetables, digging in the soil and exploring plant parts.
- Saturday (3/28) at 12:00 pm | Homeschool Day: Life in the 18th Century at Carlyle House Historic Park ($) (Best for grades K-5) ♥
- Learn about colonial life in the 18th century through a variety of hands-on crafts and activities.
- Saturday (3/28) at 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm & 3:00 pm | Easter Egg Hunt at Lee-Fendall House Museum & Garden ($)
- In this family-friendly event, collect Easter eggs all around the Lee-Fendall garden during our popular annual egg hunt! Sessions also include crafts, games, a cupcake walk, special gift shop deals, and a visit from the Easter Bunny.
- Saturday (3/28) at 2:00 pm | Crafty Kid Series at Burke Branch Library
- Create Rainbow Twirlers (putting together craft requires painting, cutting, and gluing)
More Events in Northern Virginia
- Saturday (3/28) at 7:00 am | Algonkian Egg Scavenger Hunt in Sterling ($)
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am | 1st Stage Storytime featuring “What Does it Mean to be Kind?” in Tysons
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am | Spring Scavenger Hunt: Egg Hunt at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens in Vienna ($) ♥
- Embark on a self-guided adventure through the gardens as you search for giant eggs hidden along the paths. The fun is as easy as 1–2–3!
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am, 1:00 pm & 3:30 pm | National Cherry Blossom Festival at Children’s Science Center LAB in Fairfax ($)
- Dive into the beauty, traditions, and innovations of Japan with exploration-focused activities that blend art, science, and culture. Program a robot, create cherry blossom origami to take home, and explore the Lab during the cherry blossom scavenger hunt as you learn more about the science and history behind these iconic blooms.
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am | FREE Meet & Greet Photo Opportunity with the Bunny! at Manassas Mall
- Saturday (3/28) at 12:00 pm | Easter Egg Hunt at Manassas Mall ♥
- All kids must use mall-provided Easter bags. Supplies are limited!
- Saturday (3/28) at 12:00 pm | Scrap to Stamp at Roberts Park in Falls Church
- Bring your old clothes and fabric scraps to turn them into unique decorative stamps in this fun, hands-on craft! All other materials are provided, and all ages are welcome to explore how upcycling fashion can give old fabrics new life instead of throwing them away.
- Saturday (3/28) at 8:00 pm | Stargazing at the Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly
Sunday, March 29, 2026
Washington, DC
- Sunday (3/29) at 10:00 am | Bloom Break at the National Building Museum with Konbini by Daikaya
- The program features hands-on activities centered on language exploration, paper craft, and illustration, along with a short koto and shamisen performance showcasing traditional Japanese music. Guests are invited to make, learn, and connect through art-driven experiences that celebrate curiosity, craftsmanship, and the joy of spring, and to enjoy seasonal treats and spring-themed offerings at Konbini by Daikaya, the Museum’s café.
- Sunday (3/29) at 12:00 pm | Oxon Run Pinknic & Kite Fly at Oxon Run Park in SE ♥
- Enjoy a day of kites, culture, exciting activities, and community crafts for all ages.
- Sunday (3/29) at 12:00 pm | GoGo & Sakura at Anthem Row in NW DC ♥
- Includes an interactive art zone, live art, live entertainment & more!
- Sunday (3/29) at 1:30 pm & 7:00 pm | Disney’s Beauty and the Beast at The National Theatre ($) ♥
- This enchanting and timeless tale, filled with the romance and grandeur audiences know and love, has been brought to life like never before, with spectacular new sets and dazzling costumes.
- Sunday (3/29) at 2:00 pm | The Prince of Egypt at the Miracle Theatre in SE ($)
Maryland
- Sunday (3/29) at 9:00 am | Spring Eggstravaganza for Tots at Robinson Nature Center in Columbia ($)
- Enjoy tot-friendly activities throughout the indoor exhibits and outdoor, paved trail (weather-permitting). Participate in crafts, games and spring sensory fun. Separate egg hunts for toddlers and children 4 yrs +. See bunnies available for adoption through the Friends of Rabbits, a rescue organization.
- [Just Added] Sunday (3/29) at 9:30 am | Spring Eye Spy Trains at Cabin John & Wheaton Regional Parks ($)
- Take a spring-themed ride aboard the miniature trains in Cabin John and Wheaton Regional Parks. Each rider is given an “Eye Spy” card with seasonal items to look for along the tracks during the ride.
- [Just Added] Sunday (3/29) at 10:00 am & 11:30 am | Good Morning, Good Night at Imagination Stage in Bethesda ($) (Best for ages 1-4)
- In this brand-new show, very young children will discover the beauty of the world during daytime and nighttime. They will watch–and help–Winnie and August work the “day shift:” waking the birds, putting dew in the grass, and baking fresh clouds; and the “night shift:” releasing the fireflies, shining the stars, and banishing nightmares. Using gentle, multi-sensory storytelling and incorporating audience participation.
- Sunday (3/29) at 10:30 am | STEAM Hour: Wings for Val Robotics at College Park Aviation Museum (Best for ages 6-12)
- Join our educators at this hands-on activity table where creativity takes flight! Drop in anytime during the hour for a special STEAM Hour to learn the basics of block coding with Ozobots and then test your skills with our air race challenge. Can you plot the fastest course for your bot?
- Sunday (3/29) at 11:00 am | SpringFest at the National Capital Trolley Museum in Colesville ($) ♥
- Kids can participate in an interactive scavenger hunt throughout the museum, searching for hidden treasures and earning a prize when the hunt is complete. Young visitors can also stop by the arts and crafts station to create spring-themed projects, including festive bunny masks.
- Sunday (3/29) at 12:00 pm | Sakura Sunday at National Harbor ♥
- This celebration features cultural activities including Japanese market, art, music and dance, culinary delights, and much more!
- Sunday (3/29) at 4:00 pm | Juggling Funny Stories with Chris Fascione at White Oak Library
- Fast-paced, fun-filled performance, incorporating current & classical children’s literature acting, storytelling & physical comedy.
Northern Virginia
- Sunday (3/29) at 7:00 am | Algonkian Egg Scavenger Hunt in Sterling ($)
- Sunday (3/29) at 9:30 am | Spring Wildflowers and Bald Eagles Family Walk at Riverbend Park in Great Falls ($)
- A scavenger hunt helps kids find spring wildflowers as we walk between the Virginia Bluebells towards the Bald Eagle nest. A spotting scope and binoculars are available for viewing the Bald Eagles on their nest.
- Sunday (3/29) at 10:00 am | Spring Scavenger Hunt: Egg Hunt at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens in Vienna ($) ♥
- Embark on a self-guided adventure through the gardens as you search for giant eggs hidden along the paths. The fun is as easy as 1–2–3!
- Sunday (3/29) at 10:00 am, 1:00 pm & 3:30 pm | National Cherry Blossom Festival at Children’s Science Center LAB in Fairfax ($) ♥
- Dive into the beauty, traditions, and innovations of Japan with exploration-focused activities that blend art, science, and culture. Program a robot, create cherry blossom origami to take home, and explore the Lab during the cherry blossom scavenger hunt as you learn more about the science and history behind these iconic blooms.
- Sunday (3/29) at 10:30 am | Spring Egg Hunt at Potomac Overlook Regional Park in Arlington ($) ♥
- Pick up an egg hunt sheet at the Nature Center, explore the park on a scavenger hunt, then return your completed sheet to the Nature Center for a prize!
- Sunday (3/29) at 12:00 pm | Blossom Bash at PenFed Plaza at Tysons Corner Center ♥
- Experience vibrant retailer activations and exclusive promotions, live chalk art featuring local artists, food and beverages specials and tastings, live music, face painting, giveaways, festival parade entertainment and more!
- Sunday (3/29) at 12:00 pm | Easter Bunny Hosts Kids and Family Festival at Shipgarten in McLean
- Sunday (3/29) at 2:00 pm | Spy Craft at Ellanor C. Lawrence Park in Chantilly ($)
- Sunday (3/29) at 3:00 pm | Sherlock in Wonderland at Thomas Jefferson Community Theatre ($) (Best for ages 4+) ♥
- What happens when two of the most popular fictional characters of all time collide? Well, you will have to wait and see in Encore’s brand new original play.
Sensory Friendly & Accessible
- Friday (3/27) at 4:00 pm | Braille Club at MLK Memorial Library (Best for grades K-12)
- Read together, play tactile games, make crafts and more!
- Friday (3/27) at 4:00 pm | Special Olympics Young Athletes Playgroup at Bellevue Neighborhood Library in SW (Best for ages 2-7)
- Children of all abilities ages 2 to 7 years old, accompanied by a parent or caregiver, can develop their young bodies, minds and social skills through fun!
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:30 am | Story Time for the Spectrum at Cleveland Park Neighborhood Library
- Read a story, sing songs, and dance.
- Saturday (3/28) at 3:00 pm | Sherlock in Wonderland at Thomas Jefferson Community Theatre ($) (Best for ages 4+) ♥
- ASL Access provided by GoodSigns ~ What happens when two of the most popular fictional characters of all time collide? Well, you will have to wait and see in Encore’s brand new original play.
- Saturday (3/28) at 5:30 pm | Aquatic Egg Hunt for Individuals with Disabilities at Olney Swim Center ($)
- Kids will hunt eggs in the leisure pool for the first hour. Arts and crafts will be available in the meeting room during event time.
- Sunday (3/29) at 10:00 am | Aquatic Egg Hunt for Individuals with Disabilities at Silver Spring Recreation and Aquatic Center ($)
- Kids will hunt eggs in the leisure pool for the first hour. Arts and crafts will be available in the meeting room during event time.
For Tweens & Teens
Washington, DC
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am | 23rd Annual DC/Maryland Black College Expo at Walter E. Washington Convention Center ($) ♥
- Attend informative seminars on Financial Aid and Scholarships. HOW to START a BUSINESS! The 411 for the Student Athlete, REAL TALK…. College vs High School. Whether you’re a High School Student or a COLLEGE Transfer Student, or an underclassman, this expo is for the whole family.
- Saturday (3/28) at 1:30 pm | Little Dragons Mahjong Club at Cleveland Park Neighborhood Library in NW (Best for ages 8-13) ♥
- Ready to learn a game of strategy, skill, and tradition? Join Jennie Mak, The Mahjong Lady, for an exciting introduction to Hong Kong-style Mahjong!
- Saturday (3/28) at 2:30 pm | Teen Studio: Flower Printing Power at Hirshhorn Museum (Best for ages 13-19)
- Experience Carrara Line (1985) by Richard Long. Then use gel printing plates and pressed flowers and plants to create vibrantly colorful works of art inspired by nature.
- Sunday (3/29) at 1:15 pm | The Director’s Chair ~ Celebrate Female Voices at Cleveland Park Neighborhood Library in NW (Best for teens & adults)
Maryland
Prince George’s County
- Friday (2/27) at 4:00 pm | Fresh Voices Open Mic at Laurel Library (Best for teens & adults)
- An open mic for poets, storytellers, and listeners, hosted by Dialect Poets of Prince George’s County. Experience the power of the spoken and written word as renowned poet Patrick Washington curates a space for expression.
- Friday (3/27) at 7:00 pm | Glow Mode: Silent Sneaker Party at Suitland Community Center
- Get ready for an electrifying evening where fresh sneakers, glowing lights, and music collide for an unforgettable teen experience.
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:00 am | Youth Aviators: Pilot Module at College Park Aviation Museum (Best for ages 12-18)
- Participants will explore key topics from the Private Pilot FAA Knowledge Exam through interactive lessons, test their knowledge along the way, and connect with experienced pilots.
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am | Geek Out Expo: Pokémon Go & Draw with Artway Alliance at Hyattsville Library
- Draw your favorite Pokémon. Whether you are a fan of the original 151 or the latest additions, learn the techniques you need to bring these creatures to life on the page.
- Saturday (3/28) at 12:00 pm | Teen Leadership Program at Glenarden Library
- Saturday (3/28) at 1:00 pm | Geek Out Expo: Star Wars: Unlimited Demo with Game Kastle College Park at Hyattsville Library
- Saturday (3/28) at 1:00 pm | Geek Out Expo: The Making of a Pop Culture Powerhouse presented by the Korean Cultural Center at Hyattsville Library (Best for ages 10+)
- Explore Korea’s fascinating transformation from a nation rebuilding after war to a global pop culture powerhouse. Examine how Korea’s rich traditional heritage and dramatic history laid the foundation for its current cultural influence, from music and film to fashion and design.
- Saturday (3/28) at 1:00 pm | Geek Out Expo: Learning Magic the Gathering at Hyattsville Library
- Step into the world of Magic: The Gathering and learn to play this legendary card game! Discover the basics of deck-building and mastering strategy.
- Saturday (3/28) at 2:00 pm | Robo Builders: Outreach presented by Howard Dynamics Robotics Team at Laurel Library (Best for grades 5-7)
- Learn about the outreach and research components of First Lego League and why communication skills matter. Working in small teams, you’ll review sample project slides, prepare a short presentation, and deliver it to judges. You’ll practice teamwork, fast thinking, and communication skills.
- Saturday (3/28) at 3:00 pm | Geek Out Expo: Super Smash Bros. Tournament for Teens at Hyattsville Library
- Get ready to battle it out in the ultimate Super Smash Bros. Tournament! Test your skills, strategize your moves, and compete against fellow players for victory. Whether you’re a seasoned fighter or a casual player, this is your chance to show off your Smash skills and claim the top spot.
Maryland
Montgomery County
- Saturday (3/28) at 10:30 am | Spring Break Animation Workshop! at Twinbrook Library in Rockville (Best for ages 10-15)
- Explore the history, science and creative possibilities of animation as
you create three optical toys: a thaumatrope, a cyclical animated
zoetrope strip and a flipbook.
- Explore the history, science and creative possibilities of animation as
- Saturday (3/28) at 1:00 pm | Mindfulness and Mental Resilience for Teens at Germantown Library
- Learn practical tools to build emotional balance, confidence, and resilience—skills that support both academic success and overall well-being.
- Sunday (3/29) at 11:00 am | Youth Nature Photography at Brookside Gardens in Wheaton ($) (Best for ages 11-16)
- Learn tips and strategies for getting the most out of your outdoor photos and learn about nature along the way. Bring your camera (phone cameras count) or borrow one of ours.
More Maryland Events
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am | Seed Starting at Maryland Science Center ($) (Best for ages 12+)
- This beginner-friendly seed starting workshop covers everything you need to successfully start plants at home.
- Saturday (3/28) at 2:00 pm | Invisible Warriors: African American Women in World War II at Reginald F. Lewis Museum ($)
- Invisible Warriors gives voice to the hidden heroines who helped reshape both a nation at war and the course of American heritage. Told by the women who courageously fought both racism and sexism on America’s home front, this is the untold story of 600,000 Black “Rosie the Riveters”.
Northern Virginia
- Friday (3/27) at 6:00 pm | Teen Nights at Gunston Community Center
- Saturday (3/28) at 11:00 am | Teen Calligraphy Workshop at Burke Branch Library in Alexandria
- Saturday (3/28) at 1:00 pm | Ladybug Inspired Cupcake Decorating Studio Class at Tiny Chefs in Alexandria ($) (Best for ages 9-14)
- Saturday (3/28) at 3:00 pm | History Hike: Stories of the American Revolution at Madison Manor Park in Arlington ($) (Best for ages 12+)
- As America commemorates its 250th birthday, dive into the little-known chapters in this 1-mile round trip hike from Brandymore Castle to Banneker Park. Learn why American revolutionaries rebelled against their leaders and see evidence of when Arlington was at the center of the American experiment in democracy.
- Sunday (3/29) at 10:00 am | Junior Forest Foragers at Riverbend Park in Great Falls ($) (Best for ages 7-14)
- Adapted from our popular adult foraging class, this program teaches the basics of sustainable foraging but geared towards a younger audience. Join a naturalist on a hike to learn how to identify plants that are edible and/or medicinal and conclude the class with a delicious, foraged creation made with seasonal plants.
- Sunday (3/29) at 1:00 pm | Celebrate International Appalachian Dulcimer Day at One More Page Books in Arlington (Best for ages 12+)
- No musical experience necessary! Beginners and players with disabilities are especially welcome.
- Sunday (3/29) at 1:00 pm | Nature Charms at Burke Lake Park in Fairfax ($) (Best for ages 9+)
- Join a naturalist to learn how to preserve nature by creating resin pendants encapsulating small natural specimens. Discover how to responsibly select natural materials, while also learning how to use resin to make your own natural charm.
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