DC Weekend

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This Morning
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6/13 10a: Shop a wide range of donated titles -- there is something for everyone!


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6/13 10a: This Book Sale is hosted by the Friends of Palisades Neighborhood Library. All proceeds benefit the library. They accept donations every Saturday with a maximum of two bags or boxes.


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6/13 10a: Sign up to join the dynamic & growing West End Library Friends (WELF) and enjoy an exclusive opportunity to support the Friends with a donation of new and like-new books for a future book sale.


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6/13 10a: Every Saturday, the Mt. Pleasant Library Friends sell merch and used books at the Farmers' Market in Lamont Plaza. Their table is usually on Lamont St NW between 17th and Mt. Pleasant Sts NW.


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6/13 11a: Browse used books and library merch! All proceeds go directly to the MLK Library Friends.


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This Afternoon
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6/13 1p: Drop-in and create a button for pride.


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6/13 1p: Join the Friends of Tenley Library to shop a range of donated titles with proceeds supporting the library.


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6/13 2p: If you saw Across the Spider-Verse and went looking for the comics, you already know Miles Morales matters. The first time a lot of people saw themselves in Spider-Man, it was him.


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6/13 2p: Explore archaeology through games, puzzles, crafts, and teamwork!


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Seasonal Ideas:

Enjoy the outdoors this weekend in the many public gardens of Washington, DC, or visit one of the many badass mountain biking trails in Maryland and Virginia. Note that the calendar of events below shows weather for each daypart. If it’s looking dicey, check out the indoor options, including the recently opened House of Birds at the National Zoo. See today’s events below, or plan ahead with our Spring Calendar of DC Events.

Indoor options:

If the weather isn’t cooperating, there’s always something new at the Smithsonian, most notably the newly renovated Air & Space Museum. Or, you can get lost in DC’s newest museum, the three-story homage to language known as Planet Word. Also note that the National Archives underwent a significant renovation about 10 years ago. If that school group visit back in the 1990s is the last time you were there, you should duck in on the next rainy day.