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Metropolitan Washington Restaurant Week is a week-long celebration of the region’s restaurants.
With more than 200 craft breweries throughout Virginia and being named one of the Top Seven Beer Destinations by Travel Channel, it's no surprise that the state dedicates the entire month of August
The annual Library of Congress National Book Festival features celebrated authors, discussions, and book sales in this free, open-to-the-public event.
One of DC’s most exciting annual events, DC JazzFest celebrates the sounds, stories and personalities that make this uniquely American art form sing and swing across its wealth of performances.
In the Streets invites residents and visitors to explore all that historic downtown Frederick has to offer.
No other event provides so much food, fun & family entertainment for so little: tame & thrilling rides and games; traditional Fair & local farm fresh food; thousands of livestock, horse
Fleet Week celebrates the rich maritime traditions of the Chesapeake Bay with visiting Navy and local ships as well as a variety of vessels, large and small.
This high-energy block party in Washington, DC’s H Street neighbourhood stretches 11 blocks and has 14 stages featuring music, dance, poetry readings, programs, and more.
Dulles Day Festival and Plane Pull is a fun annual event that benefits Special Olympics of Virginia. The Plane Pull is a team competition to see which group can pull an airplane the fastest.
Wine enthusiasts are invited to sample Maryland wine, shop from juried artisans, and enjoy live music on the beautiful grounds of the Carroll County Farm Museum.
Cultural Tourism DC showcases the incredible walkability of the nation’s capital during this week-long public tour program that is annually held in September.
Described in Frommers Travel Guides as "an outdoor all-you-can-eat affair featuring crabs, clams, fish, corn on the cob, and watermelon, and in election years, lots of politicians", the J.
Come see Virginia's finest animals and agriculture, exhibits and shows, toe-tappin' music, fine arts and crafts, blue ribbon competitions and more!
This end-of-summer festival hosted in Virginia beach features wine tastings, a world-class sandcastle competition, numerous athletic competitions, an open-air art show along the Boardwalk, an air s
Celebrating the arrival of the oyster season and the local seafood industry, the Chincoteague Oyster Festival features oysters all ways – raw, steamed, fritters, singled fried, and more.
The Richmond Folk Festival is one of Virginia's largest events, drawing visitors from all over the country to downtown Richmond's historic riverfront.
This annual five-day festival celebrates the beauty of autumn foliage with concerts, corn mazes, art exhibits, craft vendors, parades, and more.
The Maryland Renaissance Festival provides a unique outdoor entertainment experience to patrons from all over the world.
Celebrate Halloween at the Smithsonian National Zoo! Boo at the Zoo is a special evening event featuring treat stations, animal demonstrations, keeper chats, decorated trails, and more.
Founded in 1958, the Washington International Horse Show (WIHS) is one of the most prestigious, competitive, and exciting equestrian sporting events in North America.
Virginia celebrates its more than 300 wineries and vineyards throughout the month of October with wine specials and events at wineries, restaurants and retailers across the state.
The “official” oyster festival of the Commonwealth of Virginia, the Urbanna Oyster Festival draws oyster-lovers from near and far.
The Virginia Film Festival, now in its third decade, is one of America’s leading regional film festivals, and one of the premier cultural events in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Discover the best of local wildlife, nature, art, heritage, food, and fun at the Waterfowl Festival.
Experience the nation’s capital during the popular Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series.
Washington, DC’s most anticipated annual festival celebrates the arrival of spring.