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Cox Farms operates a 116-acre farm in Centreville and two farm markets, one located in Vienna, and the other on the farm in Centreville. In the fall, they invite the Washington metro area to the farm to share in the harvest festivities and enjoy their annual Fall Festival.

Newseum

Visit the new Newseum on the weekends and gain a better understanding of the news and why it is so important.  Visit the above link for more information about the Newseum and to plan your visit.

Happy Hours in Foggy Bottom

Check out this site with links to happy hours in Foggy Bottom or other parts of the DC metro area.

Washington Nationals

Can't come to the Colonial Community game or just want to go another day? Check out the website for Washington's Nationals for ticket information.

Washington Redskins

For ticket information and 2009 pre-season and season schedules, visit the website for the Washington Redskins.

Arts & Events Around DC

Check out the City Paper for events around DC, including book readings and galleries.

Restaurants Around DC

Looking for a new restaurant to try? Check out Washingtonian's 2008 guide to the "100 Best Restaurants" around DC.

Concerts in DC

Check out the Washington Post's music guide to find out about popular venues and upcoming performances

Chevy Chase Ballroom

Want to take dance lessons? Check out the Chevy Chase Ballroom and its calendar of classes to see if anything makes you want to move.

Millennium Stage at the Kennedy Center

Interested in the arts, but wary of the prices.  The Kennedy Center offers free events, no tickets required.  Follow the link and learn more about upcoming FREE events.

Operation Spy at The International Spy Museum

Need something to do with the kids or secretly want to be a spy?  Kids (Ages 12+) and adults can experience the life of a spy in this new interactive exhibit.

Verizon Center Events

Need something to do during your time off? Check out the Calendar of Events at the Verizon Center to see if an entertainer or team you love is coming to DC soon.

Double-Decker Bus Tours

Have you seen those big, red double-decker buses driving around D.C.?  If you’re new to DC or just want to take a tour of the city that you love then try out these double-decker tours.  Most tours allow you to hop on and off, so you can go to specific places and then rejoin the tour later.  Check out the website for more details.