We love our locals! Experience the many different attractions the nation’s capital has to offer! District of Columbia residents, as well as residents within a 50 mile radius can take advantage of some of our tours and attractions for FREE when accompanied by a full fare adult paid guest with Hometown Pass!
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, 2700 F St NW
Washington DC annually hosts the Chinese New Year Festival, which is organized by the Asian Community Service Center. This festival features iconic performances such as the dragon and lion dances, cultural exhibitions, parades, children’s activities, language, health, and business booths, and of course, yummy Asian food! Visitors are encouraged to wear traditional Asian costumes to celebrate with the community.
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Chocolate Lovers Festival
Central Fairfax Chamber of Commerce
Get ready for the most delicious event of the year! All your favorite chocolate events and vendors return this year. The first festival was held in February 1993 and continues an annual tradition with “love of chocolate” as a unifying theme. This popular festival continues to attract chocolate lovers from around the country.
Valentines/Cupid's Bar Crawl
Dupont Circle
Love and friendship are in the air, and Cupid’s arrow is everywhere. Whether you are single or taken, this crawl is for you! All the love birds are out there looking for their soul mates. No need to wonder anymore for a lover’s spot, as we organize this auspicious hopping, from bar to bar. Never shall you find such an awesome moment as we invite you to join us at this romantic celebration. Get ready for all-day food & drink specials, epic costume contests, DJs, photos, giveaways, and free entry to the most popular bars in Dupont Circle.
Kids Valentine's Day Party at Historic Oakland
Historic Oakland, 5430 Vantage Point Road Columbia
Historic Oakland has been hit by Cupid’s bow! Join us for a fun-filled kid’s Valentine’s Day party complete with games, music, pizza & more!
American Ballet Theatre - Romeo and Juliet
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, 2700 F St NW
Against the sumptuous setting of Renaissance Italy, Kenneth MacMillan weaves a “dance tapestry rich in character that is rhapsodic and sensuous” (The New York Times). Sergei Prokofiev’s unforgettable music underscores the beauty and passion of this beloved ballet and its star-crossed lovers.
