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Ice Skating at the Sculpture Garden
Feb. 6, 2012
In summer, the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden is a great place to stroll and dip your toes in the fountain. This time of year, that fountain is converted to a sizable ice rink, right in the middle of D.C. A two-hour session is just $8.00, so hop on the Metro, rent some skates, and glide (or wobble) your way around this fantastic rink.
Vietnamese Lunar New Year
Jan. 16, 2012
Tet, or the celebration of the new year, is an important part of Vietnamese culture and will take place on January 23. The holiday will mark the beginning of spring and the year of the dragon. The Maryland Vietnamese Mutual Association, an charity and advocacy group for Vietnamese Americans, hosted a celebration of Tet on January 14th in the SAC that featured food, vendors, a beauty pageant, and more.
Holiday Decorations
Dec. 30, 2011
Happy Holidays!
SGR Spectacular
Dec. 17, 2011
Students for Global Responsibility held a fundraising event Friday to raise money for Doctors Without Borders. The show featured singing, dancing, and poetry reading by students of all ages.
National Aquarium
Dec. 18, 2011
The National Aquarium in D.C. offers a less expensive and closer alternative to its counterpart in Baltimore. The small but well-kept aquarium is located under the Department of Commerce, very close to the Washington Monument and just a metro ride away from Blair. It includes fish of all kinds, exotic anemones, shark feedings, snakes, amphibians, jellyfish, sea turtles, a rare albino alligator, and more.
Changing Seasons: Fall Edition
Nov. 25, 2011
Thanksgiving has just passed and the winter holidays will be here soon. As the leaves die and many trees lose their color, the photographers of SCO and Print show off their best pictures of the fall season.
Larriland Farm
Nov. 18, 2011
Larriland Farm is a charming family owned pick-your-own farm in northern Maryland where city folks can go to spend a little time outdoors, act like pioneers, and bring home some tasty produce. The family friendly field and orchard offer apples, berries, and all kinds of vegetables throughout the year. Apple picking season, though small this year, lasts through the first weekend in November. Visit www.pickyourown.com for more.
Silver Spring Zombie Walk
Nov. 1, 2011
Saturday marked Silver Spring's annual "Zombie Walk," an early Halloween parade of people dressed as zombies. Althrough many who happened to be in Downtown Silver Spring at the same time were bewildered by the oncoming zombie crowd, the event is now popular, with hundreds of people RSVP'd on the events Facebook page.
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