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Celebrate Easter with thousands of others on the South Lawn of the White House. This annual Easter egg-hunting tradition dates back to 1878 and is the largest public celebration at the White House - you might even spot President Obama there.
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The Cherry Blossom Parade and Festival celebrates the gift of 3000 cherry trees from the city of Tokyo to the people of Washington DC in 1912. The spectacular parade takes an entire morning to move along Constitution Avenue.
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Filmfest DC presents an eclectic mix of over 100 new features, documentaries and short films from around the world in venues across D.C. The well-established festival also includes special opening and closing night events and discussions with directors.
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Where better to celebrate Independence Day than in the US capital? After a parade featuring 100 marching units along Constitution Avenue, the popular music begins. There's a programme of renowned performers, before the day ends with a firework display.
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The Capital Fringe Festival is an 18-day celebration of exploratory and cutting-edge art that includes dance performances and theatre productions. From fixed theatres to fringe-designed spaces, the event is held across Washington DC.
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The Verizon Center celebrates American Indian culture with three days of song and dance and the sale of art, jewellery and sculpture. Hundreds of Native singers and dancers visit from throughout the United States and Canada as they compete for over US$100,000 in prizes and cash awards.
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The National Book Festival is sponsored by the Library of Congress. It brings together more than 70 award-winning authors, illustrators and storytellers on Washington's National Mall between 7th and 14th streets to celebrate literature and the written word.
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Washington D.C.'s John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts opens its doors for the annual Prelude Festival. The five-week event has a music programme ranging from classical and jazz to musicals, dance and more.
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Dubbed "the party with a purpose", Green Festival at Washington Convention Center in D.C. welcomes green businesses and visionary speakers to cover a range of aspects regarding sustainable living.
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The annual Boo at the Zoo is a safe and fun way for children and families to enjoy this creepy holiday. Take part in trick-or-treating with the animals, meet bats and spiders, collect sweets and creep along haunted trails.
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