Washington D.C. February 2025

Washington D.C. February 2025 Events

Washington D.C. February 2025 Events

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D.C. May Be Cold And Wet Outside, But It's Still Thrilling Inside

Average temperature low and high: 27°- 47°
Ring in romance during Valentine's Day with Washington, D.C.'s top picks for Michelin-starred restaurants, exceptional museum experiences, and ice skating at one of many magical rinks. With temperatures in the upper 40s, indoor events still reign supreme, which makes February the perfect time to cuddle up with your sweetheart at concerts, basketball games, theatre productions, and stand-up comedy shows. And who knows? You may end up chatting with Jerry Seinfeld, Pete Holmes, or the cast of Impractical Jokers. Check back here next month for more exciting D.C. events.
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February Event Calendar

Shen Yun Performing Arts

Date to be confirmed Kennedy Center Opera House View on Map
Shen Yun Performing Arts
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Shen Yun is a New York performing arts company known for productions of classical Chinese dance and music. The stage performances revive and celebrate 5,000 years of traditional Chinese culture, some of which was lost under communist rule in China. Shen Yun performances include dancing, historic costumes and music by a live orchestra with a digital background among the high-tech touches. See ancient myths, legends and folk tales come to life in a way that's truly special.

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Mrs. Doubtfire - The Musical

Date to be confirmed Hippodrome Theatre View on Map
Mrs. Doubtfire - The Musical
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Mrs. Doubtfire - the Musical, based on the hit 1993 Robin Williams movie, is a charming stage adaption that's earned fans and rave reviews at theaters across the country. Critics from Time Out praised it as a clever update, highlighting its modern humor and well-paced script. The production, without relying on a famous lead, successfully navigates the comedic elements and songs, with the cast earning particular acclaim. Overall, Mrs. Doubtfire - the Musical successfully balances nostalgia with contemporary sensibilities, adding up to an engaging, warm-hearted family story.

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Shear Madness

Feb 1 - Mar 31, 2024 Kennedy Center Theatre Lab View on Map
Shear Madness

Shear Madness is an interactive comedy whodunit set in present-day Georgetown. Audiences are invited to help solve the murder of a concert pianist who lives above the Shear Madness unisex hairstyling salon. The show is known for its slapstick comedy, improvisational humor, audience sleuthing, and unique performance each night. With over 13,500 performances at the Kennedy Center, it is the second longest-running play in the history of American Theater. The performance is ongoing with a runtime of two hours and one intermission. The actors keep the audience engaged and involve the crowd. Buy tickets.

Playboi Carti

Date to be confirmed Capital One Arena View on Map

Playboi Carti is criss-crossing America as part of his lastest arena tour. The rap superstar has been a force in hip-hop since his mixtape debut in 2017. The Atlanta native helped popularize the "mumble rap" style, earning loyal fans with hits like "Magnolia." Fans can also expect tracks from albums Die Lit and Whole Lotta Red. You may also hear unreleased material from an upcoming album scheduled for release in 2024. The Antagonist Tour has enlisted Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely and Homixide Gang as opening acts, promising a night of wild, beat-driven music.

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Black History Month

Date to be confirmed National Museum of African American History & Culture View on Map
Black History Month

Honor Black History Month in the nation's capital with a visit to the National Museum of African American History & Culture. Operated by the Smithsonian at the National Mall, it's the largest museum in the world dedicated to African-American history and culture with more than 3,500 items on display inside a 10-story building. The exhibits take an in-depth look at the role of African-Americans in the military, popular culture, sports, music and politics while exploring slavery, the civil rights movement and voting rights. Look for special exhibits, events and programs dedicated to Black History Month throughout February.  

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Chocolate Lovers Festival

Date to be confirmed Fairfax, VA, USA View on Map
Chocolate Lovers Festival
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Everyone with a sweet tooth will want to attend the Chocolate Lovers Festival in Fairfax City as it celebrates its 31st anniversary. Watch talented dessert artists compete to create stunning and delicious creations, like cakes and candies. Sample small plates from the best chocolatiers in the region, including SamiChakra and the Capital Candy Jar. And in true Wonka fashion, keep your eyes open for the chance to find a golden ticket and win a gift basket that can make any chocolate lover weep with joy.

Washington's Birthday Parade

Date to be confirmed Alexandria, Virginia View on Map
Washington\'s Birthday Parade

The highlight of Presidents Day Weekend in Alexandria, Virginia is the annual parade celebrating George Washington. The route travels on Fairfax and Royal, wrapping around City Hall with floats, historical reenactments, marching bands and more. The theme is year: "George Washington: Alexandria’s Original Living Legend." The parade begins at 1 p.m. and lasts about two hours. The city further honors President's Day with wreath-laying ceremonies at historic sites, open houses at museums and other educational and cultural activities.

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Things to Do in Washington D.C. in February

Visit the National Gallery of Art

Visit the National Gallery of Art
Brighten a dreary month by wandering through the National Gallery of Art to admire bright and beautiful pieces. There's over 2000 pieces in the building so it's easy to while away a day. After you've seen work from Da Vinci and Van Gogh, take a quick turn in the Sculpture Garden and then grab a snack at the Gelato bar. It's a lovely day that might inspire you to get more creative in your own life.

Have drinks at a jazz club on the U Street Corridor

Have drinks at a jazz club on the U Street Corridor
Previously known as "Black Broadway", the U Street Corridor is a hub of jazz clubs, eclectic dining, and other fun entertainment options. When you're trying to stave off the bitter chill that comes with February in D.C., visiting a few of the jazz clubs for a cocktail and some live music can be the perfect way to spend an evening. JoJo's harkens back to 1920s glamour, and you can snag a seat by the fireplace to stay toasty. Twins is another excellent option, featuring both hot new artists and the older jazz greats, all in an intimate venue where you're sure to have a good view.
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