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All you really need are good layers and maybe a little extra outdoor gear. From hikes to art experiences to seasonal sports to garden explorations to all-season fun, there are all kinds of things to do that keep social distancing and safety in mind.

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If you’re seeking recs for activities that are outdoors and Covid safe, this round-up is full of suggestions. Get a glimpse here.ĭon’t let these omicron cold months keep you from getting out around the area. Watching the colors and patterns “dance” all around you is delightful, mesmerizing, and relaxing, too. The fantastic fusion of art, music, and technology includes beautiful floor-to-ceiling projections on walls and floors along with music from a motorized piano that syncs up with the art. The new digital exhibit at ARTTECHOUSE is a wonderful, vibrant escape from the cold. Of course there’s even more at the museum to enjoy - read more about it here.Īdmission: $20-30/adult, $17/age 5-17, free/4 & under They can climb into the cab and see the inner workings, fix Percy’s wobbly wheel, explore the Island of Sodor, load coal onto cars, play conductor, and view a Thomas & Friends retrospective featuring model engines, drawings, manuscripts, and other collectibles. Thomas & Friends: Explore the Rails!, an interactive exhibit inspired by the popular children’s series, includes all kinds of fun activities for kiddos. The world’s most beloved #1 blue engine will roll into National Children’s Museum this winter for exciting fun and adventure starting this weekend. When: Saturday & Sunday (runs through May 15) Where: National Children’s Museum | Downtown DC Get a glimpse and an idea of what to expect in KFDC posts about it here and here.Īll Aboard for Thomas & Friends: Explore the Rails! The show will be in town and running every day through January 30. Other activities like Ride ‘n Drives with Jeep, an Art of Motion exhibit, exotic car display, and Subaru Love Pets area with dogs from local animal shelters will give guests even more to do and see. The Auto Show is like a Truck Touch, but with automobiles - hundreds of them - on display for guests to check out. The annual Washington Auto Show revs up this weekend! And if there’s any “grown-up” event that is equally fun for kids and adults, this is it.

Link up to loads of ideas for ongoing and seasonal activities:Īdmission: $12-15/age 13+, $6/age 6-12, free/5 & under

A fusion of art, technology, and music at ARTECHOUSE’s new exhibit

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