If your birthday is in the month of September, October, or November, come join the fun as we honor all fall birthdays! Wear your birthday sash, shirt, crown, or anything that makes you feel festive and special.
Looking for an exciting workout experience? Follow a scenic trail and scan QR codes at each station to access video instructions for your next exercise.
This exercise program focuses on strength, balance, agility, and cardiovascular fitness. Exercising regularly help to prevent falls, manage chronic illnesses, and achieve better quality of life.
This free program is designed to help adults build healthy habits, prevent chronic disease, and manage existing conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease.
This exercise program focuses on strength, balance, agility, and cardiovascular fitness. Exercising regularly help to prevent falls, manage chronic illnesses, and achieve better quality of life.
Increase your inner peace! Non-competitive, self-paced, and relaxing, tai chi is an ancient art of exercise for balance, stretching, muscle tone, and flexibility.
Looking for an exciting workout experience? Follow a scenic trail and scan QR codes at each station to access video instructions for your next exercise.
Duo Casanoches blend original works, Cuban boleros, Brazilian bossa nova and afro sambas, and Latin classical gems with dreamy instrumental takes on '60s and contemporary favorites.
Join us for a festive day filled with holiday cheer from around the world! Experience magic, fun, and family with Santa as he makes his annual return to the museum and flies in (weather permitting) for a day of holiday merriment. Be dazzled with The Berwyn Ballet's...
Ticket Price: $10 Resident; $13 Non-resident; FREE Field of Firsts Members
WCADC presents a group exhibition exploring the connection between sound and visual art—highlighting how music, movement, and dance inspire creative expression.
Ronnie Spiewak, a Retrospective, curated by artist Tom Kenyon, honors the life and work of a prolific and deeply respected figure in the Prince George’s County arts community.