Family events in Rockville, MD

Give your pup a day of daycare that supports the Dogtopia Foundation. Make a donation and your dog will receive a nutritious treat during the visit.

Designed for children, this yoga class takes place in a warm, welcoming setting that values inclusion and avoids competition. It is led by an instructor with specialized training in kids yoga and mindfulness. Calming relaxation and guided mindfulness exercises support emotional awareness, build resilience, and nurture confidence that children can carry into their practice and everyday life.

Bring lawn chairs and picnic blankets to The Square and enjoy live ska from The Players Band. Choose from the dining options around The Square, browse the vendors, and be part of a free community concert series. Children and pets are welcome. The concert takes place rain or shine unless weather poses a safety hazard.

Radford Night at Nationals Park brings Radford University alumni, students, parents, faculty, and fans together to show Highlander spirit as the Nationals take on the Cincinnati Reds. Tickets connected to the Radford offer include seating grouped in a Radford section, a co-branded Radford and Nationals T-shirt, and a postgame concert with Jordan Davis. A VIP Pregame Tailgate in the Family Picnic Area is available, providing access to a private Radford Alumni gathering with an all-inclusive buffet and an open bar featuring beer, wine, and soda for 75 minutes before first pitch, along with a game ticket in the main Radford Outfield section for $135. Additional options include Outfield Reserved in the primary Radford section for $55, Baseline Reserved for $74, and Infield Box for $95.

Lucky Dog Animal Rescue is hosting a dog and cat adoption event at PetSmart in Rockville. Stop by during the event window to meet adoptable dogs and cats, and be sure to complete the adoption application process before you adopt. A tentative list of animals attending will be posted shortly before the event, and it may change last minute.

A free six-session Python course for ages 10 to 14 that introduces beginner-friendly coding concepts and builds skills through guided instruction from experienced high school mentors. Sessions focus on fundamentals like Python syntax, control structures such as loops and if statements, working with arrays, and creating reusable methods, with each class building on the last. Students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible, and registration is required (the program is limited to 20 students).

Keep kids active this summer with three hours of lively play. Each week brings a new theme with energetic games, relay races, and activities that keep them moving and smiling. Choose the days that fit your family with mix and match scheduling, and receive savings when purchasing multiple days.

A pictorial exhibit from Peerless Rockville explores 250 years of the United States and Montgomery County as experienced in Rockville. It follows the city’s growth alongside the nation, beginning with the Revolutionary era, moving through the antebellum period of slavery and the struggle for emancipation, and continuing into the mid century baby boom and suburban expansion, culminating in a modern, diverse community. Focused on place, the display highlights local sites and the people connected to them to show how the American story unfolded in Rockville. Open Wednesday through Friday, with special summer weekend hours.

See a partial solar eclipse as the Moon covers approximately three percent of the Sun. At the Gaithersburg Community Museum, visitors can view it safely through a solar telescope or with eclipse glasses, and take part in hands-on solar science activities while on site. Pre-register to receive weather cancellation updates.

Sunset Cinema at The Wharf offers free movie nights on Transit Pier throughout the summer, presented by Pacifico. This screening features 10 Things I Hate About You (1999), part of a lineup that spans action, romantic comedies, major hits, and classic favorites. Additional titles in the series include Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022), Shrek 2 (2004), Hairspray (2007), Sinners (2025), National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007), Hamilton (2020), A League of Their Own (1992), Catch Me If You Can (2002), Apollo 13 (1995), Roman Holiday (1953), F1 (2025), Project Hail Mary (2026), and a double feature of When Harry Met Sally (1989) and First Wives Club (1996).

This six-session, three-week coding course for ages 10 to 14 introduces beginner-friendly Python programming with hands-on guidance from experienced high school mentors. Each session builds on the last, covering core coding ideas like Python syntax, loops and if statements, working with arrays, and making reusable methods, with the goal of sparking interest in programming and robotics. Students should bring their own laptop computers if possible, and registration is required for the limited spots. The event on this date runs in the teen space and the session is currently full.

Enjoy live music at the City of Gaithersburg Concert Pavilion with a free, family friendly installment of the Evenings in Olde Towne concert series. Settle into the lawn with a blanket or a low back chair and take in the relaxed outdoor atmosphere. A different food truck is featured at each event, and bringing local carryout is welcome. Dining in Olde Towne after the performance is another option. Concerts depend on the weather and can be canceled on short notice if conditions are unfavorable. For updates, check the City’s Facebook or X accounts or call the inclement weather line at 240-805-1148.