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Things to do around DC this weekend: Nov. 8-10

Things to do Nov 8-10
Things to do in the D.C. area this weekend, Nov. 8-10. Clockwise from upper left: Black Violin (courtesy The Meyerhoff); the Death Becomes Us true crime festival; Mark Morris Dance Group’s “Pepperland” (courtesy The Kennedy Center); Joe Bonamassa (Getty Images/Theo Wargo); the 13th Annual Alexandria Film Festival; and Brandon “Taz” Niederauer (Getty Images/Rick Diamond).

All Weekend

at the State Fairgrounds this weekend celebrates the culture with music, dance, traditional cuisine, cultural exhibits, vendors, games, kids activities and more.

at the Dulles Expo Center this weekend will bring high-quality arts, crafts and antiques along with vendors, food and more.

features author appearances, signings, exhibitors, vendors, readings and multiple stages of entertainment with strolling performers, kids activities and cooking demos.

at Union Market is a one of a kind marketplace with flavors from around the country, artisans and vendors. There will be various tiers of ticketing to meet, eat and shop with your savvy foodie friends.

at the Howard County Fairgrounds is a great family fall festival with animals, demos, seminars, vendors, activities and performers.

at the Lisner Auditorium will feature podcasts, experts, screenings and authors delving into some notorious criminal cases.

is a yearly cinematic celebration where storytellers and art lovers collide, with 50-plus screenings, premieres, special guests and Q&As.

continues through this final weekend, bringing Europe’s most talented children’s entertainers to the D.C. area with free performances, concerts, workshops, movies, storytelling, magic and more.

The Kennedy Center will feature the , a colorful, exuberant production celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” at various showtimes through Saturday.

Folger Shakespeare Library presents at various times this weekend. Experience this Tony-winning play highlighting the eccentric prodigy, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and his destructive rival.

Signature Theatre presents the Tony and Pulitzer Prize winning musical showcase at various showtimes.

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.

The Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden presents “,” the first time the 4.3-acre outdoor plaza is being devoted almost entirely to the work of one artist.

The National Museum of Women in the Arts presents featuring one of the art world’s greatest revolutionaries, with a 40-piece display of glass painted porcelains and sculptures.

The National Museum of American History presents a new exhibit, “,” which marks the 30th anniversary of the historic African Elephant Conservation Act and explores Americans’ relationship with elephants over time.

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

The Newseum presents “ The exhibit explores the effect Comedy Central’s show had on American politics with over 50 artifacts.

The Phillips Collection‘s new exhibit “” is a collection by internationally acclaimed Cuban artists Marco Castillo and Dagoberto Rodríguez.

The Kennedy Center presents  Verdi’s epic retelling of Shakespeare’s tragedy traces the collapse of a great hero. Various times beginning this weekend.

Arena Stage has beginning 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.

Shakespeare Theatre Company presents “,” an Obie Award-winning “irreverent, rollicking ride.”

Saturday, Nov. 9

runs through Saturday with a gala, festival, history, expert demos, film fest and something for everyone.

is a free day of hands-on learning, live demonstrations, talks, stories, a market, a kids table, a curator’s corner and more.

at the Hylton Center is an afternoon of interactive fun for vets and their families, with hands-on and interactive activities, guitar workshops, songwriting, performers, vendors, food and more.

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

in Calvert County, Maryland, features vendors, arts and artisan demos in this festive event with food and prizes.

will feature over 50 vendors with many new artisans, crafters, demos, special guests and more.

at St. Leonard Park is a family friendly day of cultural celebration with displays, arts and crafts, hands on activities, drum circles and exhibitors.

Gunston Hall has , which will feature re-enactments, demos, family activities and tours.

at the Capital Clubhouse in Waldorf is a celebration of comics, toys, TV, film, art, games and pop culture, and features vendors and cosplay.

family music matinee features 16-year-old guitar prodigy Brandon “Taz” Niederauer.

at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens in Vienna has begun its holiday lights themed extravaganza with a half-mile walk of festive decorations, treats and hot beverages.

Saturday night

The Anthem hosts Chicago duo .

Pearl Street Warehouse has blues-rock guitarist .

At The Barns of Wolf Trap, it’s Grammy-nominated guitarist .

Union Stage hosts indie icon .

Jammin’ Java presents Kentucky singer-songwriter .

The Strathmore has the .

Warner Theatre hosts hip-hop singer, songwriter and YouTuber .

At U Street Music Hall, it’s K-pop R&B singer .

City Winery presents pop-rockers .

The Song Byrd Cafe hosts indie rocker .

Sixth & i has New Zealand jazz artist .

At Tally Ho Theater, it’s .

Blues Alley presents .

Bethesda Blues & Jazz has singer-songstress .

The Meyerhoff in Baltimore presents classical hip-hop with .

MGM National Harbor presents rock-blues guitarist .

The Soundry hosts local folk-rock legends .

Sunday, Nov. 10

is back for its 30th year with amazing gifts, arts and artisans, treats and a free performance by the Strathmore Children’s Choir.

at Linganore Winery is a relaxing afternoon of free music, tastings, artisans and food trucks.

MGM National Harbor presents . Enjoy an unbelievable and engaging family magic show with bizarre antics and audience interaction.

F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre presents in two separate shows. The family musical has some of Dr. Seuss’ best loved characters.

at Frying Pan Park is an evening show for all ages, featuring the music of Sideline.

Sunday night

Pearl Street Warehouse presents folk rock duo .

The Fillmore presents New York rockers .

Rams Head On Stage has a .

Jammin’ Java has a Veteran’s Day party with .

The Barns of Wolf Trap presents legendary jazz pianist .

DAR Constitution Hall presents the family-friendly pop music .

City Winery host Indiana pop-rock, singer-songwriter .

The Song Byrd Cafe has the electro pop of .

Black Cat hosts Aussie singer-songwriter .

Blues Alley presents .

Echo Stage has a blend go-go show with .

Bethesda Blues & Jazz hosts the .

Mary DePompa

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