This weekend in Easton, MD

Take a simple step toward better health with the #GrooveCityTrekkers. Walking can support heart health, help manage blood pressure and diabetes, and reduce stress. Inspired by Harriet Tubman’s strength and endurance, this welcoming walk is for people of all experience levels, with a focus on movement, motivation, and community. Every body is welcome.

Celebrate Halloween with a high-energy fitness session that rolls multiple formats into one class. Expect a mix of boxing, boot camp drills, strength work, mat Pilates, and mobility plus stretching for a full-body sweat. Five coaches will be in surprise costumes, complete with a special costume reveal. The festivities include prizes for standout costumes, fun giveaways, lively music, and an upbeat atmosphere. ESPC monthly members who bring a friend receive a complimentary ESPC T-shirt or tank and an entry for a chance to win a free month of membership. To participate, register through the ESPC app by creating an account, completing the waiver, and reserving a spot in the free Halloween Sweat Session. Current and former members, friends, neighbors, and anyone curious about ESPC are welcome. All fitness levels can take part, costumes are encouraged, and good vibes are a must.

On the River House Lawn at Queenstown Harbor with views of the Chester River, Kent Island local and certified instructor Barbara Russell leads a Yoga Fusion class that blends traditional yoga with Pilates influenced core work, aiming to build strength, flexibility, balance, and overall well being. The one hour outdoor practice welcomes all levels and offers a mindful reset in a scenic waterfront setting. After class, relax under the shade trees with light snacks and a complimentary beverage. Registration is $20 per person and includes the instructor led session and post workout refreshments. Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle, and wear comfortable athletic clothing suitable for outdoor movement. Capacity is limited. Suitable for a wide range of participants, with a thoughtful pace and core work most appropriate for adults and older teens.

Farmers Market SW comes to The Wharf, presented with Diverse Markets DC. Explore food from local farmers along with other locally sourced options. The market is set at M Street Landing, near Pitango, Philippe Chow, and Fish Shop.

Celebrate Halloween at the store with an inventory cleanout. Craft supplies will be cleared, the shed will be emptied with restaurant equipment and other supplies available, and there will be a large selection of clearance items throughout the shop. Those interested in setting up a yard sale or craft table can do so for free. For more information, email simplysistersdesignsmd@gmail.com.

Free, guided yoga sessions from DCTMI are offered at a new pop-up spot in Columbia Heights Greens. The classes emphasize building positive energy for personal wellness and community care, and they also highlight ways to support partner organizations and schools through brief weekly volunteer commitments that help local children. Registration automatically subscribes you to a newsletter with updates on events and volunteer opportunities in DC and nearby suburbs, with a form available to opt out.

Enjoy free open play with board games. Choose something from the wall of demo games, try an already opened title from the selection of used games that are for sale, or bring your own favorites to the table. At times this can overlap with other activities, so please be courteous and respectful toward fellow players.

Nature-themed drop-in programs at the Nature Education Center invite visitors to connect with the natural world through casual, playful learning. Offered on Saturdays, these activities are free, require no advance registration, and welcome participants of every age.

Experience a guided mind body session centered on letting go, grounding, and gentle activation that supports reconnection and a fresh start. Hosted by Lifestyle Wellness Center, facilitators Saidah and Coach Mike blend journaling, breathwork, somatic awareness, and beginner friendly movement to encourage emotional balance and renewed energy. The class opens with intention setting and reflective writing to release what no longer serves and make space for clarity. Through calming breath exercises, body scans, and grounding practices such as Havening Touch and sensory awareness, participants settle the nervous system before easing into accessible movement. Saidah leads the first portion with a focus on emotional release and somatic grounding, then Coach Mike guides a light fitness flow with core engagement, balance work, and slow, intentional sculpting that links movement and breath. The experience concludes with a restorative cool down, affirmations, and a final moment of reflection to carry your intention forward. It welcomes all bodies and all levels, whether the goal is a mental, emotional, or physical reset. For comfort, consider bringing a yoga mat, wearing comfortable clothing, and having a water bottle on hand. Saidah Spinner, LCSW-C, serves as founder and lead clinician at Lifestyle Wellness Center.

Hollerween brings pre and post BMFS parties to Cats Eye Pub in Baltimore, with live music stretching from daytime into late night. Coastal Plain Bluegrass and Rachel May and the Walker Street Bandits start things off with early performances. Later, Asheville bluegrass act Coyote Rodeo keeps the celebration going with three sets that carry into the night.

Returning by popular demand, this annual tradition invites guests to step into 19th century Irish and Irish American life. This year honors the 150th anniversary of William Feeley’s passing, commemorated in the historic Feeley home where he was both born and died. Expect spirited wake games, period-inspired foods and refreshments that share their own stories, and an opportunity to take part in Blooms of Remembrance. Seasonal festivities also include traditional Samhain customs in the backyard for a bit of added fun. After the main gathering, a caravan heads to St. Peter’s Cemetery, which marks its 175th year, to place the blooms at the Irish Immigrant Marker. Space is limited for this annual celebration.

The Rock and Roll Playhouse performs songs by David Bowie at The Atlantis in Washington D.C., DC. Babies younger than one can attend at no cost, and tickets are available to the general public.

A Halloween-themed makers market in Hamilton-Lauraville, Baltimore brings together local makers, artists, growers, and food vendors with handmade goods, original art, baked treats, plants, drinks, and more. Activities for all ages include trick-or-treating, a chance to show off costumes, and a competition for the best decorated vendor booth. Admission is free. Proceeds support The Glamour Barn Sanctuary, a local 501(c)(3) animal rescue and sanctuary. Vendor applications are open to makers, artists, growers, and food trucks, while spaces for baked goods, bath, and skincare are already filled.

Enjoy a dance session that includes a pair of classes along with time for social dancing. Expect plenty of laughter, opportunities to make friends, and the chance to pick up cool moves while becoming part of a dance community. Comfortable clothing is recommended so you can move with ease.

The annual 11th & Bark Halloween Costume Contest takes place at Buddy’s DC and showcases plenty of four-legged flair and creativity. Expect spooky getups, charming outfits, and lots of canine personality on display. Awards will be given in several categories, including scariest look, cutest costume, most original idea, and best human and dog combo. Look for doggie giveaways, a raffle with prizes, and ribbons for the winners, plus ultimate bragging rights. Costumes are encouraged, all pups are welcome, and leashes are required. Pre-registration is available.

The original BLACKOUT presents a special Halloween edition. Dress in all-black attire or wear a costume to match the theme. For more information, call 410-294-2851.

This One Piece card game tournament features Best of 1 rounds in the Standard format. The entry fee is $5, and prizes are provided through pack distribution and store credit.

Celebrate Halloween high above Embassy Row with a rooftop dance soiree that blends live swing and salsa. The evening starts with beginner friendly lessons in both styles, then shifts into a spirited band face off as two ensembles take turns keeping the floor moving, all with the Washington DC skyline as the backdrop. This gathering takes place on the rooftop of The Ven at Embassy Row in Dupont Circle and offers a relaxed setting for meeting others and socializing. Mojitos are available while supplies last, along with wine, cocktails, and champagne for purchase. Advance reservations are required and space is limited. The event is outdoors, so dressing warmly is recommended. Cocktail attire is requested and Halloween costumes are welcome. All attendees must be 21 or older. Guests who plan to take the lessons should arrive before the live music begins to get the most from the instruction. Dining at Fred and Stilla, the restaurant inside The Ven at Embassy Row, comes with complimentary valet parking validation when purchasing an entrée. Please check the restaurant’s closing time upon arrival. All ticket sales are final. If inclement weather occurs, the event may be moved indoors or rescheduled at the organizer’s discretion. No refunds will be issued for weather related changes, though a credit can be applied to a future event. Event details may be updated as planning continues. Tickets are released to the purchaser upon presentation of photo ID, and those buying multiple tickets should arrive with their guests for admission.

Players can take part in a weekly Weiss Schwarz tournament featuring the Neo-Standard format. The event uses a Swiss structure with three rounds, each best-of-one at 35 minutes. Entry is $5. Arrive early to sign up and enjoy casual matches before the tournament begins. A community space is available for announcements and conversation with other players.

Erica Rhodes brings her wit and charm to The Port Comedy Club in Baltimore for a live night of comedy. Enjoy a hilarious set filled with quick humor and an engaging stage presence that keeps the laughs coming.

A Halloween blowout of spooky music and costume-ready chaos unfolds with two live bands turning up the volume. In Search of Groove puts a jazz and funk spin on well-loved pop across classic soul and rock, modern hits and alternative favorites, a fit for fans of Wolfpeck, Olivia Dean, Lake Street Dive, Scary Pockets and Sammy Rae & the Friends. Best Practices brings straight-ahead rock with a few crafty twists from a crew of white-collar coworkers, resonating with listeners of The Zombies, Chris Cohen and the Arctic Monkeys in their The Car era. Expect eerie ambience, creepy creatures, classic scares and plenty to dance or scream along to. Costumes are welcome, and the show is open to all ages.

The After Dark Fund presents a Halloween double bill at The Hamilton Live with Chopteeth Afrofunk Big Band and Corey Arceneaux & the Zydeco Hot Peppers. Corey Arceneaux, a Louisiana native and fourth-generation Creole accordionist, leads a band that blends R&B and blues with traditional zydeco, a sound that has reached audiences across the United States and abroad. The event supports The After Dark Fund, a registered 501c3 that assists musicians in DC, Maryland, and Virginia who are experiencing hardship. Founded by local journalist Mark Segraves, the organization has provided support and produced benefit concerts around the region since 2016. Advance purchase is encouraged. Ticket options include $31 for bar and $53 for seated, and each ticket includes a donation to The After Dark Fund.

Dirty Habit DC becomes the House of Hex for a Halloween night filled with shadowy style and playful mischief. Step through a striking carriage entrance into an immersive scene where the courtyard flickers with candlelight, skull and palm motifs set the tone, rum-forward cocktails flow, green-tinted ambience glows, and shadowy photo backdrops await. Expect a lively late-night party with a DJ blending spooky vibes and Top 40 favorites, interactive Halloween moments, themed food and drink specials offered all night, and surprise entertainment as the evening unfolds. Admission includes one complimentary drink. Costumes are encouraged, with a contest and prizes. At checkout, enter the code DOER.

Spend a day focused on natural well-being at a holistic wellness pop-up that blends shopping, connection, and self-care. Attendees can enjoy chair massage from massage therapy students, join yoga sessions, meet Reiki practitioners, visit a tarot reader, and speak with a nutritionist and an herbalist, plus experience sound healing. The gathering showcases local wellness professionals and offers a welcoming setting to support mind, body, and spirit. Vendor spaces are available for wellness practitioners and small businesses interested in sharing their services with the community.

Enjoy coffee, conversation, and a relaxed look at interesting vehicles at Easton VFW Post 5118 in Easton, MD. Everyone is welcome, and any type of vehicle is invited. Expect a friendly, low-key atmosphere with plenty of time to chat with fellow enthusiasts. Updates may be posted, so check back for the latest details.

Keystone Korner Baltimore presents a karaoke-filled brunch buffet with a welcoming atmosphere. Orlando Mullins of Double O Entertainment teams up with DJ Milk Truck to host and curate a soulful soundtrack that spans R&B, soul, gospel, throwbacks, and timeless favorites. Take the mic to share a song, dance along, savor the buffet, or simply relax and enjoy the music. The focus is uplifting energy, rich sounds, and bringing people together. Advance reservations are recommended. Tickets are $35 for adults and $20 for children 8 and under, with food and music included. A full cash bar will be available, featuring Mimosa and Bloody Mary specials.

At the Washington Bridal & Wedding Expo at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, couples can explore ideas for everything from elegant black-tie celebrations to relaxed beach ceremonies. A curated group of wedding experts will be available to share guidance and inspiration, helping you plan meaningful details and lasting memories for your day.

Dedicated to tabletop gamers, this day centers on finding and playing games together, supported by an active community that stays in touch every day. The community Discord is the primary hub for discovering games and coordinating play, making it easy for participants to connect.

On the first Sunday of each month, lend a hand in tending three raised beds and a pollinator garden through planting, weeding, and general care. No experience is needed, and beginners are welcome. Wear clothes that can get dirty and bring a willingness to learn. Gloves and tools are supplied.

Casual Commander games are offered with a straightforward entry. Seating costs $10, and you receive $5 back as store credit dice.

Laughter is served sunny side up at a monthly comedy brunch in Baltimore, hosted by Ja'Nai Clarise at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Performers from the city and beyond take the stage while guests enjoy brunch dishes, cocktails, and the hotel’s historic ambiance. The lineup leans into sharp, inclusive humor that keeps the crowd buzzing through the final course. General admission includes a headlining show, a discounted valet parking rate, and a chance for post-show photos with the performers. The ticket covers the performance only, with all food and beverages available for separate purchase. Set within the Lord Baltimore Hotel, home to the LB Tavern and a blend of Art Deco and French Renaissance design, early arrival is suggested to allow time for parking and to savor the elegant setting.

Celebrate the Grateful Dead with a Day of the Dead matinee at Cult Classic Brewing in Stevensville, featuring three local favorites playing their takes on the band’s catalog. Black Dog Alley tops the bill after recently opening for George Thorogood. Penny Pistolero adds an alt country twist to beloved songs, and Roots and Tides blends blues, jazz, folk, and country to bring the music to life. Another performer may be added to the lineup. Visual art is part of the experience as well. Vincent Perez, a longtime creator of original Grateful Dead merchandise, will present ten limited edition Dead-themed prints, signed T-shirts from his collection, large signed master drawings of the shirt designs measuring about 4 by 6 feet, and small preliminary sketches. Perez is an internationally recognized artist and master illustrator, Professor Emeritus at California College of the Arts with more than four decades of teaching, known for expertise in figurative art and anatomy. His work spans award-winning medical illustration and the widely used QuickStudy anatomy guides, with additional credits for TIME, Disney, and George Lucas productions. Now based on Kent Island, he continues to merge exacting draftsmanship with imaginative vision. Tickets are available as general admission standing at $10 in advance or $15 at the door, and Reserved High Tops seating at $25 in advance or $30 day of if available. This is primarily a standing show unless a reserved seat is purchased. Unchecked tickets may be released to a standby list. Cult Classic Brewing offers more than 15 house-brewed beers on tap, a full bar, and a kitchen serving from-scratch pizza, hand-pattied burgers, and fresh, never frozen jumbo wings. All ages are welcome unless otherwise noted. For accessibility or special accommodations, speak with staff at the door. Dogs are permitted on the patio only. All sales are final, and support acts and set times may change.

Weekly tabletop roleplaying sessions offer open-table games led by volunteer Game Masters. Each GM hosts a table for up to six participants, and space can be limited. Arriving early makes it easier to introduce yourself, confirm a seat, and find out which games are being offered. Entry is $3. Checking availability ahead of time is recommended. A community space is available to keep up with announcements and chat with fellow gamers.

The Labyrinth staff hosts an evening of food, drinks, and board games on the top floor of Mr. Henry’s. A wide selection will be available, ranging from light party games to heavier euro strategy titles, with plenty in between. Attendees are welcome to bring their own games as well. This monthly gathering draws growing interest. Admission is free and no registration is required.

Capital City Hafla brings a monthly celebration of Arabic and Egyptian dance to Marrakesh DC in Washington, DC, blending performance, community, and Moroccan cuisine. Look for a lineup of around ten to twelve local dancers presenting classical raqs sharqi, folkloric works, and contemporary pieces, capped by a featured headliner finale. A Moroccan buffet highlights the restaurant’s cuisine, and the bar serves custom cocktails. The evening begins with time to settle in with dinner and drinks, then moves into Act I, a short intermission, and Act II featuring the headliner. After the performances, the dance floor opens for social dancing that welcomes everyone. Beginners are welcome, and a hip scarf is a fitting touch for the social portion. Metered street parking is available on nearby streets, and commercial garages are within a short walk. The venue is also a short walk from Metro Center and McPherson Square. Seating is limited, and reservations are handled directly by Marrakesh DC at (202) 999-8980.