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Dachshunds race at the Wharf, fall parties bring seasonal flavor, and street festivals take over Vienna, Alexandria, Union Market and Takoma Park.

A busy fall weekend is packed with street festivals, kid-friendly parties and Oktoberfest celebrations.

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See artifacts up close at museums, attend discussions among experts or catch a musical about the unity that followed the tragedy.

Labor Day might be the unofficial end of summer, but you can watch outdoor movies, sip a spritz and take a cruise through September and beyond.

Enjoy outdoor movies, concerts and dance parties; celebrate Beyonce’s birthday; and see exhibits before they leave D.C. museums.

A cross-generational discussion about public event etiquette.

Celebrate a beloved roller skating rink, remember Dolly Parton and Tim Curry, or head to parks for movies, music and square dancing.

Whether you fell in love with the game during the World Cup or have been following soccer for years, here’s where to watch the top teams and players.

The catchy sing-along suggests viewers cool AI data centers with the byproduct of drinking beer and sparkling water.

Celebrate the Godfather of Go-Go, hear music from around the world, explore national parks and watch movies on the National Mall.

Explore a county fair, celebrate romance novels, sample Asian street food, or ride a miniature train that has charmed generations of locals.

There’s nothing better than enjoying views and the breeze next to the water — unless you’re getting discounted food and drinks, too.

Explore fields of sunflowers, catch one last outdoor movie, stuff yourself at an all-you-can-eat crab feast, and watch water-loving dogs leap off of docks.

After an extended closure, the observation deck above the Waldorf Astoria — formerly the Old Post Office Pavilion and the Trump International Hotel — is open to visitors.

Summer in the Parks brings three nights of performances to the outdoor concert venue in Rock Creek Park, which opened in 1950.

Admire colorful blooms at the Lotus and Water Lily Festival, enjoy art at the Smithsonian Castle after-hours, immerse yourself in a film festival or watch the World Cup final.

Meet an explorer at happy hour or immerse yourself in the natural world at the long-awaited museum.

Visit places outside of the National Mall to watch fireworks and parades, check out local concerts or browse events specifically for kids.

In the five renovated spaces, you can try out a wind tunnel, climb into a Cessna Skyhawk, view artworks and visit old favorites like Skylab.