Kick Off the New Year with Family Fun: January 2-4

Jesse Diaz

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Welcome to the New Year! Although the holiday season has wrapped up, there are still countless enjoyable activities in the DMV area that can set the tone for a fantastic year ahead. From a captivating dinosaur-themed train exhibit to an art showcase celebrating toys, there’s no shortage of excitement waiting for families.

A woman having tea with a toy dinosaur
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Dino-mite Season’s Greenings!

January 1-4, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. | Washington, D.C.

Don’t let the opportunity pass to visit the U.S. Botanic Garden’s festive dinosaur-themed display and train garden before it concludes for the year!

Admission: Free

Art Exhibit – “Toy Tales”

January 2-31 | Alexandria, VA

Check out the “Toy Tales” art exhibit at Del Ray Artisans Gallery. This unique showcase features art inspired by children’s toys, providing a creative experience for families. The opening reception is a perfect opportunity to connect with the curator and artists involved.

Admission: Free

Create Your Own Tote Bag!

January 3 | Arlington, VA

Join us at Arlington Mill Community Center to personalize your very own tote bag. All materials will be provided, so come unleash your creativity!

Cost: $9

Explore More Events

Our online calendar is regularly updated with a variety of events happening in schools, community centers, and other venues. Here are a few highlights for January 2-6:

  • January 2: School’s Out: Geodesic Igloo Workshop – Washington, D.C.
  • January 3: Free Classes, Demos & Specials at Forever Dancing Ballroom Open House – Falls Church, VA
  • January 4: Mr. Weather Bear – Great Falls, VA
  • January 5: Baby Artsplay with Wolf Trap – Tysons, VA
  • January 6: Duplo Construction Crew at Wheaton Library! – Silver Spring, MD

For more exciting events, check our full calendar!

Disclaimer

This content provides general information and perspectives regarding family-friendly activities. Individual experiences and interpretations may vary, and no guarantees of specific outcomes or experiences are implied.