These 15 activities are worth leaving the house for.
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November 19 at 10am
Woodrow Wilson Plaza · Northwest Washington • Free
Hunt for gently used treasures at this monthly pop-up sale where every book, vinyl record, CD, and DVD is $7 or less. It’s a relaxed outdoor browse with something for every age and taste.
Every day from Nov. 12 to Dec. 23
Dupont Circle · Northwest Washington
Six weekends of local makers taking over Dupont Circle, from ceramics and vintage finds to global handcrafts. Warm drink in hand, mini donuts on standby: gift list, meet your match.
Northeast Washington
Eighteen curators, one old bank, and racks of one-of-a-kind finds from the 1930s to the early 2000s. Vintage Vintage Vintage turns thrift hunting into a treasure hunt, right down to the vintage prints stashed in the vault.
Northwest Washington • $$$
Dig through vintage postcards, old photos, and mid-century furniture at this quirky Adams Morgan institution. Miss Pixie herself curates the constantly rotating collection, so you never know what you'll find.
Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill's sprawling weekend flea market brings vintage fashion, local art, and fresh produce to pedestrian-friendly streets. Browse antiques and handmade crafts, then grab honey or street food from outdoor vendors.
Northwest Washington
A volunteer-run Georgetown gem where your book habit funds student scholarships. Two floors of donated treasures at bargain prices, staffed by people who genuinely love matching readers with their next obsession.
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Georgetown Flea Market · Northwest Washington
Sun, Oct 25 · 9:00 AM
7th Street Southeast · Southeast Washington
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Look at author conversations at Politics and Prose Bookstore, or the productions at Shakespeare Theatre Company: Harman Hall. A writer discussing their work or a play you’re still arguing about afterwards can give you plenty to build an evening around.
Check the event’s exact location, admission details, and whether you need to reserve. A familiar organisation may host programmes at several venues, and free admission can still require registration. Use the event details when planning your journey.
Tell me when you’re free, where you’ll be, and what sounds appealing. “Live music near me, somewhere I can sit, under $30” gives me more to work with than “something fun.” You can keep narrowing it down with me.
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