Boro Biergarten
Outdoor beer garden with food trucks, games, and plenty of space for kids to run around. Parents get a drink, kids get room to play. Open Thursday through Saturday evenings.
Sandy Spring Strawberry Festival
Strawberry picking, hayrides, pony rides, live music, and homemade strawberry shortcake at this beloved annual festival in Sandy Spring, Maryland.
EU Open House, 27 European Embassies
Twenty-seven European embassies open their doors for one Saturday. Kids try costumes, taste food, and stamp a passport booklet. France and Germany do a joint open house, Italy has luxury cars, and Luxembourg gives out chocolate.
Hershey's Interactive Experience
Hands-on candy games, multi-sensory play, and chocolate-themed activities at Tysons Corner Center.
Flower Mart at National Cathedral
Spring blooms and garden vendors fill the grounds of the National Cathedral. Browse plants, grab snacks, and enjoy the beautiful cathedral setting.
Towsontown Spring Festival
Two days of crafts, food vendors, live entertainment, and family activities along the main street. Classic spring festival fun for everyone.
Georgetown French Market
The 23rd annual Georgetown French Market transforms Wisconsin Avenue into an open-air celebration with sidewalk sales, café specials, face painters, balloon twisters, and a French unicyclist. Free and no tickets needed.
Festival of the Earth
A full day of food trucks alongside live bluegrass, farm animals, and family activities. One of Northern Virginia's most beloved spring festivals.
Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival
Thousands of sheep, artisan fiber vendors, and incredible food at this beloved Maryland festival. Free admission, arrive early!
Burnside Farms
Multiple food truck vendors set up at Burnside Farms alongside the tulips, pedal karts, and farm animals. A full day out.
It's All Greek to You Festival
Traditional Greek food, music, and folk dancing. Gyros, baklava, loukoumades (Greek donuts), and live performances the whole family will enjoy.
Capitol Hill Yard Sale Extravaganza
Over 100 households across Capitol Hill selling kids toys, books, clothing, and vintage finds. The hub is at St. Mark's Church courtyard.