Free events in Waldorf, MD

A community cleanup in Downtown Omaha invites volunteers to help keep the area clean, welcoming, and vibrant alongside the Clean and Green Team. Participants receive provided supplies such as gloves, trash bags, and tools, complete a brief check-in and waiver, then head out in small groups to care for nearby streets. No advance registration is required. Volunteer hour sign-offs are available after the cleanup. Held in partnership with Keep Omaha Beautiful.

A fall cleanup of the cemetery is organized by the Society of the War of 1812 in Maryland. Participants are asked to bring yard tools such as rakes, leaf rakes, loppers, or battery-powered hedge trimmers. Parking is available in front of the cemetery, additional street parking is nearby, and the nearest garages are about two blocks away.

National FASD Impact Week, organized by FASD United, is a no-cost annual event that welcomes people with FASD, their families, professionals, researchers, and community partners from across the United States. Held in Washington, DC, it offers an inclusive setting to learn, make connections, and share experiences. The program features opportunities for everyone, including educational sessions, the FASD Symposium, poster sessions, and community conversations that highlight both scientific research and lived perspectives. Whether you are new to the topic or deeply engaged in the field, the week provides practical knowledge, useful resources, and meaningful connections to bring back to your community.

At the Takoma Park Farmer's Market, Calvert Gift's Farm offers a broad selection of seasonal produce alongside an extensive range of plant starts for gardeners, farmers, and plant enthusiasts. Plant starts are available from early April through the end of May.

Purple Heart Homes hosts a public build that will showcase the creation of an accessible modular home over seven days, with every step visible to visitors. Watch the house rise from start to finish, underscoring the importance of safe, accessible housing for veterans. The schedule includes an opening ceremony to launch the effort, multiple days of on-site construction, and a closing celebration once the home is complete. Admission is free. This effort serves as a national example of communities, volunteers, and partners working together to ensure veterans have a secure place to live. Partnership opportunities are available for mission-driven companies and organizations, including options for national recognition, volunteer involvement, VIP experiences, and year-round visibility through the 2027 Annual Event Series.

This free, family friendly music showcase at Penn Social DC celebrates the end of the summer season with live sets by students from School of Rock DC/Cleveland Park in a professional concert setting. Expect energetic performances that highlight months of practice, teamwork, and musical growth. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Set times will be shared closer to the event.

Enjoy a free open-air concert as part of a long-running series hosted by the Union Square Association. For over 17 years, these performances have featured Grammy-nominated musicians, internationally recognized artists, and standout regional talent in the heart of a historic neighborhood. Settle onto the lawn at Union Square Park with a blanket, a picnic, and your favorite beverages. Bring along friends, family, and well-behaved pets, then relax into an afternoon of live music in one of Baltimore’s most picturesque parks.

Kick off the week with a free, full body boot camp led by Marissa Walch along the Baltimore Peninsula waterfront. This outdoor class at Rye Street Park runs for 45 minutes and welcomes all fitness levels. Participants should bring a mat and water. In the event of inclement weather, check social media an hour beforehand for any cancellation updates. Parking options include paid street parking in the neighborhood or the 250 Mission Garage, which offers the first two hours free when you register your vehicle according to the posted signage.

At CarPool Bar, competitors qualify by playing one ball on a single game. There is no fee to enter. The top ten percent advance to finals, where a complete game is played, and the winner receives $1. The purpose of the event is IFPA rating.

Rosslyn Farmers Market brings a weekly selection to Central Place Plaza, featuring in-season produce, locally crafted goods, and artisanal treats. Presented in partnership with FRESHFARM, a nonprofit dedicated to sustainable agriculture and improving food access in the Mid-Atlantic, this community market offers an easy way to discover fresh options and connect with neighbors.

Set along the waterfront in Baltimore Peninsula, this outdoor vinyasa flow led by Marissa welcomes every experience level for a 45 minute practice in Rye Street Park. Bring a mat and water. The session is free to attend. In case of inclement weather, check social media about an hour before class for a cancellation update. Paid street parking is available throughout the neighborhood, and the 250 Mission Garage offers the first two hours free when you register your vehicle according to posted signs. Hosted by Baltimore Peninsula. Please complete online registration before arriving, and first-time participants will need to sign a waiver on site.

DCVYBE brings a high energy night of live music and entertainment to Piano Keys Restaurant & Lounge every Thursday. Online tickets are $20 and limited in number. Complimentary admission is offered in limited quantities, subject to capacity. Look for happy hour food and drink specials, and elevate the experience with VIP tables that are ideal for birthday celebrations. Please dress to impress, and note that athletic wear is not permitted. Dining reservations are available, walk ins are welcome, or call (240) 816-2211 to reserve.

Piano Keys Restaurant & Lounge presents a Friday happy hour social every first Friday with a live performance by Secret Society and music by DJ Lucky. Free admission is available. Happy hour drink specials are offered, and early arrival is encouraged since seating is first come, first served. VIP table reservations are available for those who plan to arrive later and are limited to the happy hour period. It is a relaxed way to unwind after work, enjoy dinner and cocktails, take in live music, and connect with others. Dress code is casual fashionable or work attire.

Farmers Market SW brings fresh, locally sourced food from local farmers to The Wharf in collaboration with Diverse Markets DC. Located at M Street Landing, outside Pitango, Philippe Chow, and Fish Shop, it offers a simple way to support local growers and shop for fresh, locally sourced food.

Explore nature-themed drop-in activities at the Nature Education Center, featuring fun, informal learning that encourages engagement with the natural world. There is no fee, and no registration is required. All ages are welcome.