Events in Prince George's County today

This 5k supports the University of Maryland Fellowship of Christian Athletes and counts toward the Year-Long 5k & Back of the Pack Series as well as the Fall Series. A virtual race option is available for anyone who cannot attend in person. Please note that organizer promo or discount codes are not applicable for this event. Participants receive chip timing and a technical event shirt. Medals are awarded to the top three men and the top three women in each age group, with divisions of 19 and under, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 plus. Shirt sizes may be limited for late or race day registration, and packet pickup is available at the event. The course features two laps around the lake and includes a water station near mile 1.6. Restrooms are located close to the start and finish. Live results will be available online and through a QR code on site, and final standings with series points will be posted afterward. Event photos captured by staff are shared on Facebook following the race, and a weekly social media challenge highlights favorite posts for a chance to receive 50 percent off a future race. The race is planned for all weather, with any updates or changes communicated by email and on social media.

Volunteers will help care for Fort Washington Park by removing trash along the shoreline. Participants meet a park ranger at the lighthouse parking area, where gloves, trash grabbers, and bags are provided. Bring water and wear sturdy closed-toe shoes.

Presented by Concerts for Causes Inc., this fall festival blends food, wine, and live music across two days. Guests can sample complimentary wines from area producers and explore a bustling mix of vendors, tasty food, exhibitors, and artisans. Entertainment unfolds on two stages along with additional musical performances and activities, showcasing talent and offerings from the county and nearby communities. Admission is free. The event benefits Concerts for Causes, helping raise funds to provide musical instruments to students in underserved communities. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available.

A community gathering with Barkadahan MC honors Filipino Heritage Month. There will be music, food from Chptr Eats, and opportunities to connect with other riders.

Now in its 12th year, the Prince George’s County Green Festival returns as a free, all-ages celebration of sustainability and community. Attendees can explore environmental exhibitors and vendors, enjoy food trucks, music, and local treats, and take part in hands-on fun with kids activities, games, and giveaways. The PAWCHELLA Pet Pavilion offers free adoptions along with licensing and microchipping. Donation opportunities and community resources will be available for those looking to get involved or give back. Whether you come for the pets, the activities, or to learn something new, there is something for everyone.

Spend the day strengthening your connection in a daylong couples workshop focused on clear, compassionate communication. Through hands-on strategies and purposeful dialogue, partners examine relationship patterns, learn approaches to handling conflict, and build a deeper emotional connection. Aligned Communication: A Couples Experience is designed for couples seeking practical ways to communicate more effectively and support their relationship.

Concrete Steppas brings its line dance powered energy to Men Who Cook 2026, a community celebration presented by 311 On The Go! Goes Pink and hosted by Prince George’s County Executive Aisha N. Braveboy with the Office of Community Relations. The gathering highlights the fight against breast cancer with chef tastings from amateur and celebrity participants, lively dancing, prize opportunities, interactive workshops, and resources for patients, survivors, and supporters. The showcase takes place at Oxon Hill High School. Tickets are $10 per person and are sold by the County, with proceeds benefiting Fight Through Flights, Inc., a Prince George’s County nonprofit supporting breast cancer patients and survivors. Concrete Steppas is a Black women owned movement and experience collective rooted in line dance, founded by Precious “Preciosa” Myers-Brown, also known as Steel Sugar, KV Simmons, also known as Oh That’s KV, Dr. Danielle Tyler, known for Hat Trick Hustle, and M’Balia “Bella” Rucker, also known as Saucey, and is headquartered at National Harbor, Maryland.

A casual happy hour at Maryland Meadworks brings together queer folks and allies for conversation and community. It is organized by Leandra “Len” Nichola (she/they), a long-time advocate for queer and neurodiversity communities and a youth facilitator. For questions, contact qclubhvl@gmail.com.

Experience a lively community drum circle at The New Deal Cafe, facilitated by Katy Gaughan. It welcomes all ages and brings an upbeat, funky energy in a celebratory atmosphere. A limited number of drums are available to borrow, and a $5 to $20 contribution is suggested. When the weather cooperates, the gathering moves to the outdoor space in Roosevelt Center just outside the cafe, so bringing a chair is recommended.

The Wells Fargo 18th Annual Spirit of Praise presents Hezekiah Walker's Choir Fest at Reid Temple A.M.E. Church in Glenn Dale, MD, hosted by Praise 92.7/95.9 and Spirit 1340. The event features performances by Hezekiah Walker, John P. Kee, JJ Hairston, Vashawn Mitchell, Vincent Bohanan, Lisa Knowles Smith, and Charles Butler & Trinity.

A versatile party band fronted by Sara Zito brings live music to American Legion Laurel Post 60.

Presented by Laurel Mill Playhouse, this staged reading shares first-hand reflections from Ground Zero, drawn from interviews with first responders who took part in the rescue and recovery after the World Trade Center attacks. Written and directed by Lorraine Brooks and produced by Maureen Rogers, the piece features an ensemble voicing the words of police officers, firefighters, and volunteers as they describe searching for survivors, putting out fires, and evacuating Lower Manhattan. Created as a tribute marking the 25th anniversary, it focuses on the experiences of those who served that day. Tickets are $20 for general admission and must be purchased in advance. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Wounded Warriors Project. For further inquiries, email LMP508MAIN@GMAIL.COM or call 301-617-9906.

A community farmers market at Friends of Bowie Farmer's Market features local produce, cut flowers and garden plants, artisanal breads and pastries, meats, and a selection of handmade goods, including spice blends inspired by global flavors.

Make space for a nurturing guided wellness session that weaves together yoga, journaling, meditation, and moments of reflection. The aim is to slow the pace and replenish your energy so you leave feeling grounded and renewed.

Traditional Irish music fills Maryland Meadworks in Hyattsville as musicians and listeners come together for the sole session of its kind in Prince George's County. Attendees can play along or simply enjoy the music. Purchasing mead or mocktails helps support the venue host, who provides the taproom at no cost. Outside food is allowed, while outside beverages are not.

The New York Giants visit the Washington Commanders at Northwest Stadium for a divisional matchup that could influence the NFC East race. Division games often feature tight play, extra intensity, and plenty of memorable moments.

Storvik holds a weekly practice in College Park featuring armored and rapier fighter practice alongside dance and music practice. Participants can focus on either discipline or split their time between both. Donations to help cover the hall rental are welcome.

Test your knowledge at a free-to-play trivia night at Dave & Buster's in Capitol Heights, with prizes for the winners. A live host leads a competitive game where participants use their phones to submit answers, earn points, and track standings on a running leaderboard. Expect a variety of question styles, including image and music rounds, covering subjects like pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Form a team of up to six players, compare notes, and strategize your way toward the top spot. Suitable for seasoned trivia fans and casual players alike, this event blends friendly competition with plenty of fun.

A weekly opportunity to pick up essentials in central Maryland every Thursday, offering a convenient stop for everyday needs.

At Radio Yogi in Bowie, MD, this session centers on mindful movement, linking yoga postures with calm breathing and meditation. It offers a welcoming space for beginners and those refreshing their practice, and it is open to all experience levels.

At The Clarice in College Park, this production of Anne Washburn’s Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play imagines a world rebuilding after a widespread blackout. Around a campfire, a small group preserves culture by recounting The Simpsons episode Cape Feare. As time moves on, catchy jingles take on the weight of fables, pop hits are treated like sacred songs, and familiar TV figures, including Mr. Burns, become legendary symbols of the time before the collapse. The piece weaves together theater, pop culture, opera, and commedia dell’arte for an experience that is both sharply comic and deeply affecting, noted by The New York Times for its emotional depth and expansive imagination. Directed by Elizabeth Dinkova, Artistic Director of Spooky Action Theater, the play returns to the area where it began after its premiere at Washington, DC’s Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company.