Childcare Matinee Workshops - 26/27
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Ranger leads a 3.6‑mile leisurely bike ride through Rock Creek Park, showcasing fall colors and leaf‑change science; meet at Peirce Barn, bring bike, water, helmet.
Ranger leads a formal walking tour of Meridian Hill Park’s upper and lower terraces, exploring statues and the theme of who we memorialize.
Shepherd Park Coat Drive (Shepherd Park Neighborhood Library) — Collect used coats, socks, gloves, hats, hand and toe warmers in donation box at the main desk, all ages.
FRESHFARM Dupont Circle Market (20th St NW between Massachusetts Ave and Q St NW) — Around 40 farmers, bakers, cheesemakers, fishmongers and vendors sell produce year‑round; SNAP/EBT matched; all ages.
Spit Dat in Residence offers the nation’s longest‑running open mic, featuring world‑class talent in Woolly Mammoth’s lobby living‑room setting; free tickets.
Hanukkah Spectacular First Preview (Woolly Mammoth Theatre) — Jewish artists rehearse a holiday hit in a glass‑walled pressure cooker, blurring actor and character, followed by a post‑show celebration.
Hanukkah Spectacular (Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company) — Comedy about Eli racing to finish a Hanukkah play, confronting collaborators, family, God, and centuries of Jewish debate.
Hanukkah Spectacular Opening Night (Woolly Mammoth Theatre) — Jewish artists rehearse a holiday hit in a glass‑walled pressure cooker, blurring actor and character lines, directed by David Cromer.