Jan 21 & 28 at the Calvert Marine Museum– Little Minnows For preschoolers ages 3 – 5, with an adult. This program focuses on one of the museum's three themes. Join us for story time and a carryout craft, available while supplies last. Sessions are 15-20 minutes. Capacity is limited to 12…

This The Old Firehouse Family Event takes place Friday, Jan. 29, 7-9 pm. $5 per family. Registration is required. Gather the whole family around the computer or tablet and get ready for some socially distant trivia. Prizes for winning teams! To register for Old Firehouse events, visit: www.o…

Jan. 31. Enjoy this free streamed concert by the National Philharmonic. 301-581-5100.

Feb. 1, 6, 10, 20, 24, 28. The festival will be a series of stellar educational events that demonstrate how Black people helped shape the American landscape and were shaped by it, posited through the lens of food, religion, social justice, education, economics, and music arts and their impac…

Feb. 13, 10 a.m.-noon. This two-hour workshop will feature a slideshow and a map review of the Shenandoah National Park in order to share with you the presenter’s 40 years of fishing in the Park. Murray's Fly Shop, Edinburg, Va. 540-984-4212.

Feb. 5, 7:30 p.m. Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts and The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (CMS) present Chamber Music Society’s “Front Row” streaming concert series. 703-255-1868.

Feb. 20-21. This popular family event invites guests to take a hike along Ladew’s Nature Walk to identify trees in winter, observe tapped maple trees, and collect sap, which is boiled down into delicious, amber syrup on an open fire. The tour ends with tasty treats of pure maple syrup and ca…

Feb. 20. Enjoy free, kid-friendly theater programs right at home during the Discovery Stage Series happening virtually through Port Discovery Children’s Museum. Featuring live theater performances, plays, puppetry and storytelling. Baltimore, Md.

Feb. 27. SOLE Defined combines tap dance, tapping on roller skates, and more to create a conversation through music and movement. Port Discovery Children’s Museum, Baltimore, Md.

Feb. 12. The top-ranked outdoor podcast, covering hunting, fishing, wildlife conservation, and wild foods live on stage. Weinberg Center for the Arts, 20 W Patrick St., Frederick, Md. 301-600-2828.

Feb. 27, 2:30-5:30 p.m. Head to DuCard Vineyards for some contemporary rock by local singer/songwriter John Kelly. Grab a glass of your favorite DuCard wine, enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery, and relax. 40 Gibson Hollow Lane, Etlan, Va. 540-923-4206.

Feb. 12, 8 p.m. Judy Collins will perform a recreation of her 1964 concert hall debut at The Town Hall as part of Town Hall’s The Voice, A Voz series, with music by Bob Dylan, Tom Paxton, and Billy Ed Wheeler, among others. The concert will be streamed online. 703-255-1868.

Feb. 28. Free streamed concert presented by the National Philharmonic.

Feb. 14. Free streamed concert presented by the National Philharmonic.

Located in Harpers Ferry, River Riders is your place for whitewater rafting, tubing, zip-lining, kayaking and more. On-site lodging and restaurant.

Nov. 4-April 14. A new digital concert series that follows the BSO’s journey in bringing inspirational works of orchestral repertoire to life as its musicians return to the stage. offstage. 410-783-8021.

Enjoy a family day with socially distanced self-guided tour on the new African American Cemetery Interpretive trail, beginning in Cunningham Falls State Park at the ruins of the historic Isabella stack and casting shed at Catoctin Furnace (12698 Catoctin Furnace Road) and leads to an overloo…

Through April 4. The exhibition explores Adelyn Breeskin and her extraordinary career as BMA director from 1942-1962 through archival materials and examples of the beloved works the Museum acquired under her curatorial vision and leadership. Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, Md. 443-573-1700.

Through Feb. 18. Where did the notion of “whiteness” come from? Hosts Jon Biewen and weekly guest host, Dr. Chenjerai Kumanyika, delve into the historical origins of whiteness and racism in the U.S. The series looks at the history as well as the social constructs and emotional grappling that…

Enjoy a round of golf at Enterprise Golf Course in Mitchellville, Henson Creek Golf Course in Fort Washington, or Paint Branch Golf Complex in College Park. It’s healthy, fun and socially distant!

Through March 28. By the late 1800s, the United States government had confined the Lakota people of North and South Dakota to reservations and had taken away their freedom to roam the plains, hunt buffalo and practice their religion. Surprisingly, during this same period, Lakota women began …

Jan. 10-May 2. Gee’s Bend, Alabama, is home to generations of extraordinary Black craftswomen whose quilts represent a crucial chapter in the history of American Art. Since the mid-1800s, women of Gee’s Bend have transformed worn clothes, sacks, and other fabric remnants into patterns that s…

Jan 14- Mar. 14. Enjoy a whole host of fun activities for the whole family. From Ski slopes to old fashioned ice cream parlors. Plus, festivals, history, quaint towns and more! Check out the Franklin County Historical Society Suffrage Exhibit at the Old County Jail in Chambersburg too!

Through Feb. 28. If you have a case of cabin fever or winter blues, stop by the Artists’ Gallery in Ellicott City for a change of scene, and help support over 20 of your local artists. 8197 Main St. Ellicott City, Md. 443-325-5936.

Feb 4-20. Krapp's natal day celebration includes everything you’d expect from Nobel prize winner Samuel Beckett and Theatre of the Absurd master playwright — poetry, heavy drinking, puns, bananas and inexplicable beauty. 804-355-2001.

Through April 14. A new digital concert series that follows the BSO’s journey in bringing inspirational works of orchestral repertoire to life as its musicians return to the stage. offstage. 410-783-8021.

Ongoing. Always on display at the Folger, the 1623 First Folio includes almost all of Shakespeare’s plays. It is also our only source for 18 of them, including “Macbeth,” “The Tempest,” and “As You Like It,” which would otherwise have been lost. Folger Shakespeare Library, 201 E. Capitol St.…

Their cozy inn has 1950’s flair alongside all the clean, comfortable, and modern comforts to make your stay in Colonial Beach one to remember. Plan your getaway today!

Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Saturdays, 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Relax after an invigorating hike with 30-minute integrated massage. Sessions include hot towels and heated stones. $65 per person. Book your session at the Front Desk or by calling 877-847-1919. Mile 51 on Skyline Drive in Shenandoah …

Feb. 12-13. A once in a lifetime experience. Since groups are limited to 8, bring a group to celebrate a birthday, a bachelorette party or experience along the way to some wine tasting events. There will be plenty of opportunities to take pictures and play with the goats. Spring Haven Farm, …

Jan. 29-31. The event combines birds, boat trips, and craft beer. Guided by fun-loving local birders with decades-long experience on the shore, the walking tours and boat trips accommodate visitors from the curious nature lover to fowl fanatics. Last year, birdwatchers from more than a dozen…

Recently reopened, this museum offers guests the opportunity to explore regional paleontology, estuarine biology, and maritime history. Find more information for planning your visit at calvertmarinemuseum.com.

Through May 31. Capturing iconic landmarks and areas, these prints continue to offer viewers a form of vicarious travel and souvenir. Included in this exhibition are twelve prints from the series, which VMFA acquired in full for its permanent collection in 1952. The Virginia Museum of Fine A…

Through Feb. 8. Created for two publications, the artworks in this exhibition signal two distinct periods in Dalí’s career: the hedonism of his youth and the redemption he sought later in life. These two sets of artworks also signal his transition from Surrealism to Mysticism, which can be s…

Striving for a healthy 2019?

Is your dog ready to run legally, off-leash and make new friends? Dog parks offer fenced-in areas for large and small dogs to exercise and socialize. Riverdale Dog Park, College Park Dog Park at Acredale Community Park, and Heurich Dog Park. Check the website for rules.