The Best of Washington DC

FindOutDC.com brings you all the best Washington DC has to offer. We feature our own restaurant reviews as well as reviews contributed by our users.

For visitors, we offer advice on where to stay, museums to explore, theaters, where to call a taxi cab, and other things to do while you are here.

For residents, we help you live well by rounding up the best gyms, yoga studios, locally-owned bookstores, and happy hours.

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:. June

Screen on the Green

Free outdoor movies on the National Mall (all summer)

Shakespeare in the Park

Free plays at the Carter Barron Ampitheatre

Alexandria Waterfront Festival

DC Caribbean Carnival

at Benneker Community Center
202-726-2204

Annual Smithsonian Folklife Festival

on the Mall. 2010 will be its 44th year.

:. July

July 4th Fireworks on the National Mall

Screen on the Green

Free outdoor movies on the National Mall (all summer)

:. August

Screen on the Green

Free outdoor movies on the National Mall (all summer)

Bethesda Outdoor Movies

at Woodmont Triangle
202-215-6660

Midcity's Annual Dog Days of August Sidewalk Sale

Merchants up and down 14th Street, P. Street, U. Street, and up to W Street offer their wares in a this neighborhood sidewalk sale.
202-577-6786

Montgomery County Fair

301-963-3247

Comcast Outdoor Festival at Strathmore

301-816-6958

Summer Antiques Fair

at Baltimore Convention Center
410-649-7000

Maryland State Fair

at Timonium Fairgrounds
410-252-0200

:. September

Arts on Foot

Free event of food and art in DC's Penn Quarter

Kalorama House and Embassy Tour

202-387-4062

Maryland Renaissance Festival

in Annapolis
800-296-7304

National Book Festival

on the Mall
888-714-4696

Where: DC/MD/VA : main events at George Mason University 4400 University Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030
When: Usually September, sometimes October. Check www.fallforthebook.org for more info
Admission is Free
Contact: fftbmktg@gmu.edu with questions
Fall for the Book is Northern Virginia'�s largest and oldest literary celebration, and has grown into a week-long, multiple- venue, regional festival that brings together people of all ages and backgrounds to celebrate reading. A growing list of authors and more information is available at www.fallforthebook.org.

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WETA Around Town offers Washington-area art, film, music, theater, and walking tour reviews. See these segments video/audio segments online, on WETA, or download the podcasts. reviews within several genres.