Don’t Miss Out on These Summer Events in the D.M.V. Area!
Summer is in full swing, and there are plenty of exciting events happening in the D.M.V. area to keep you entertained. From festivals to movie nights, networking opportunities, and more, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
In Baltimore City, don’t miss out on the Rhythm and Reels event happening in the parks. Enjoy free popcorn and a movie screening of Arthur the King on July 19 at Eager Park. And on July 20, head over to Wyman Park Deli for the Rhythm Concert House Head Reunion featuring live music. For those interested in quilting, check out the African American Quilters of Baltimore Trunk Show and Fiber Artist Talk with Glenda Richardson at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum on July 25.
In Washington, D.C., the DMV Made Festival at the National Mall on July 27 celebrates art and culture with multiple stages featuring various music genres. The Broccoli City Festival at Audi Field on July 27-28 is a must-attend event with headliners like Megan Thee Stallion and Lil Yachty. And for a family-friendly experience, Kids World at Franklin Park on July 27-28 offers storytelling sessions, meet-and-greets with cartoon characters, and more.
In Prince George’s County, join the Black Health Connect: DC 2024 Mixer at Dirty Habit on July 12 for a networking event with black professionals in the healthcare field. And don’t miss the Little Miss Black | Miss Black Teen US of A Pageant at the University of Maryland College Park on July 26-27.
In Virginia, check out the “Black Vets and Allies at Ft. Gregg-Adams Starbucks Military Family store” event in Hopewell on July 6 to honor Black veterans. The Fauquier County Fair in Warrenton on July 17-20 offers carnival rides, games, and shows for the whole family. And for young aspiring tech enthusiasts, the Black Girls Code DMV Bootcamp in Arlington on July 29 is a great opportunity to learn about AI-powered technology and STEAM careers.
For those looking for virtual events, don’t miss the Breaking the Chains: Decriminalizing Mental Illness in the Justice System symposium hosted by St. Luke Community United Methodist Church on July 20. And aspiring writers can join the Virtual Writing Hour hosted by the Smithsonian at the National Portrait Gallery on July 23 for writing prompts and creative inspiration.
With so many exciting events happening this summer, be sure to mark your calendars and make the most of the season in the D.M.V. area.
