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Things to do around DC this weekend: Nov. 15–17

(Cheryl Gerber/AP; Mike Groll/AP; C. Stanley photography; Scott Suchman)

All Weekend

this weekend at the D.C. Convention Center is the ultimate foodie outing featuring samples from 50+ local restaurants, local brews and wines, celebrity chefs and a pop-up cooking school.

, at the National Museum of the American Indian features performers, historians and demos in a family-friendly event.

at the Wharf as one of the most famous ships of humanity, captained by Christopher Columbus, is docked for guided tours at various times through this weekend.

at The Gaylord is a Christmas fable brought to life with breathtaking artistry, music and showmanship. Various showtimes through this weekend.

ICE! featuring Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas at The Gaylord National Harbor, part of Christmas on the Potomac, is a winter wonderland of ice sculptures, slides, self-guided tours.

in Fairfax presents two days of vendors and artisans.

runs through this weekend, featuring arts and artisans, shopping, nibbles and sips plus the start of the annual Holiday Trail.

begins this weekend at the B&O Railroad Museum as the celebrated holiday classic comes to life before your eyes at various showtimes through this weekend.

begins this weekend at Montgomery College with screenings of the Oscar-winning stars best performances and Q&A events with the legendary Italian silver screen star.

The National Portrait Gallery has the annual exhibit , showcasing 25 portraits of individuals impacting art, business, fashion, medicine, music and social justice.

The National Museum of African Art has a new exhibit and tour with .

The Smithsonian American Art Museum presents, with more than 45 new works on display.

The newest ARTECHOUSE exhibit, , examines human motion from various standpoints by renowned Japanese artist Daito Manabe, engaging visitors in dances, lights and shades through creative technology.

Arena Stage has continues this weekend. Experience the Tony Award-winning musical.

Arena Stage presents “” which reminds us that the freedom of information is big business and big tech won’t go down without a fight. It’s the story of how a young man’s mistakes at 17 haunt him a decade later. This is its final weekend.

The Kennedy Center hosts the in a whimsical, enchanting production.

Atlas Performing Arts Center presents the story of a young professor testing the limits of free speech by encouraging students to participate in an unmoderated discussion.

National Theatre presents in the 20th anniversary tour of this Tony Award-winning rock musical.

Saturday, Nov. 16

at the Maryland State Fairgrounds is courtesy of the Baltimore American Indian Center and celebrates American Indian culture with music, dance and art.

at the Great Frederick Fairgrounds is a delicious day of food vendors, shopping and family activities.

in Adelphi is a day of Indian culture celebration with music, food and dance.

takes place at the Women’s Club of Chevy Chase.

at Hook Hall, NW, is a celebration of Mid-Atlantic cider and music with ticketed tiers to 50+ ciders.

at the Dulles Expo Center is a fun-filled day of STEM, outdoor activities and performers.

Hazy Center hosts the , an alternate reality game for families set in the thrilling era of early space flight.

at the Sculpture Garden & Arts Center in Solomons Island features 20+ regional artists.

Saturday Night

9:30 Club hosts Texas electro-pop group .

Pearl Street Warehouse hosts rockabilly band .

Miracle Theatre has Texas rockers .

At Union Stage, it’s Go-Go rap with .

At Rams Head On Stage, it’s .

Jammin’ Java has roots-folk singer-songwriter .

The Hamilton hosts the Colorado bluegrass-fueled .

At The Strathmore, it’s BSO: Mozart Piano Concerto No. 23 with pianist .

The Barns of Wolf Trap presents .

Lisner Auditorium has a variety of headliners with .

U Street Music Hall has LA pop singer .

City Winery presents legendary guitarist and songwriter .

City Winery also has acoustic blues with .

The Weinberg Center presents Zimbabwe’s female a cappella quintet .

The Song Byrd Cafe has Canadian rockers .

At Blues Alley, it’s Latin jazz legend .

The State Theatre hosts a .

The Weinberg Center for the Arts hosts Country Music Hall of Famer .

Hill Country Live has .

At Bethesda Blues & Jazz, it’s .

MGM National Harbor presents R&B singer-songwriter .

The Warner Theatre hosts the legendary R&B singer .

Sunday, Nov. 17

at the Breaux Vineyards is a ticket to one of two sessions to sample wine and meet an award-winning winemaker.

Warner Theatre hosts the with two separate shows of this dazzling musical wonderland.

AFI Silver Theatre & Cultural Center hosts in a silent film showcase accompaniment.

opens at Georgetown’s Washington Harbor beginning its season.

Montpelier Arts Center has a musical matinee with the .

Sunday Night

9:30 Club hosts Grammy nominated rockers .

Pearl Street Warehouse has folk singer-songwriters .

The Fillmore presents the Chicago-rap stylings of .

Rams Head On Stage has icons with two shows.

At Jammin’ Java, it’s .

Amp by Strathmore hosts roots powerhouse duo .

U Street Music Hall presents New York rapper and songwriter .

City Winery has the “feel good” music of .

The Song Byrd Cafe and 7Drumcity presents .

Sixth & I hosts the world’s preeminent sarod player, .

At Blues Alley, it’s Latin jazz legend .

The Soundry has multi-instrumentalist .

Bethesda Blues & Jazz has .

EagleBank Arena has K-pop with .

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