Spring is in full swing across the DMV, and this weekend brings a curated vibrant mix of jazz, festivals, art, and wellness events. From cherry blossom pop-ups and Holi celebrations to seafood feasts and Earth Day activities, there's something for everyone from Friday through Sunday.
Friday, April 10
Jazz Concert featuring Meklit Hadero (6:30 pm, Washington, DC): An evening of contemporary jazz with the acclaimed vocalist and songwriter.
MerMagic Con (6:00 pm, Silver Spring): A fan-focused convention celebrating magic, fantasy, and sci-fi.
Sweet Jazz Festival 2026 (7:00 pm, Dulles): A night of smooth jazz performances.
Saturday, April 11
ArtRave DC (11:00 am, Washington, DC): A vibrant indoor/outdoor art showcase with local creators and live music.
Holi Celebration at BlackRock (10:00 am, Germantown): A family-friendly festival of colors with music, dancing, and Indian culture.
KanKouran Community Health & Wellness Fair (12:00 pm, Takoma Park): Free health screenings, fitness demos, and wellness resources.
Springfest Market at Dacha Navy Yard (11:00 am, Washington, DC): A seasonal open-air market with artisans, food, and drinks.
Seafood Extravaganza Festival (OysterFEST) (12:00 pm, Falls Church): An all-you-can-eat oyster and seafood celebration.
Dupont Circle Cherry Blossom Pop-Up (12:00 pm, Washington, DC): A pop-up market and party with cherry blossom-themed goods.
Travesty (2:00 pm, Washington, DC): A bold, comedic theater performance.
DMV Spring Fest Concert (9:00 pm, Washington, DC): A high-energy hip-hop and R&B concert featuring regional acts
Sunday, April 12
Jazz & Blossoms 2026 (12:00 pm, Washington, DC): A daytime jazz picnic set against the backdrop of peak cherry blossoms.
Annual Earth Day Festival (10:00 am, Takoma Park): Eco-friendly activities, plant sales, and sustainability workshops.
Floetry (7:00 pm, Baltimore): A neo-soul concert by the renowned British duo.
Note: Event details are based on the calendar provided. Please verify times and locations with official organizers before heading out.
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