Top Fall Festivals in the Washington, DC Area

An Annapolis tradition, the event held annually for more than 40 years, features The Capital Crab Soup Cook-off, live music performances, craft booths and family activities. (September)

The annual neighborhood festival has something for everyone! Enjoy live music, international food, colorful vendors, cultural demonstrations and dances. (September)

The festival showcases the vibrant developing community with musical and dance performances, children's activities, crafts, international foods and more. (September)

The event brings the community together to celebrate the arts with the theme “Discover Southwest.” The festival will showcase art from regional and international emerging artists and galleries, and include panel discussions with artists, collectors, and curators for ten different organizations. (September)

The annual event, held on the National Mall in Washington, DC, is a celebration of the joy of books and reading and gives attendees the opportunity to visit with more than 70 award-winning authors, illustrators and poets who will talk about and sign their books. (September)

The food, wine, beer, and music festival in the heart of Washington DC features tastings and dishes from more than 80 of the region's best restaurants, eateries and food trucks, a Farm-to-Fork zone, and the chance to get up close and personal with local chefs and winemakers. (October)

This Montgomery County facility hosts one of the largest festivals in the area. Activities include hayrides, scarecrow making, farm demonstrations, crafts, hay maze, live entertainment and more. (October)
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