The Summer Solstice on June 21 marks the longest day of the year, with nearly 15 hours of daylight in D.C. Numerous events are scheduled to celebrate, including 'Solstice Saturday' at the Smithsonian, featuring special programs and extended visiting hours for museums. Other activities include a Swedish Midsummer celebration with dancing and live music, mindfulness sessions in nature at Winkler Botanical Preserve, and a solstice market in Columbia Heights with local vendors. These happenings provide diverse opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy the season.
Celebrate the Summer Solstice with various events in DC, where long daylight hours provide ample opportunity to enjoy activities from museums to outdoor markets.
On Solstice Saturday, the Smithsonian will host special programming and late-night museum access, allowing visitors to extend their experience until midnight at select locations.
Join the Swedish Embassy for traditional Midsummer festivities on June 20, featuring activities like maypole dancing and live music, on the longest day of the year.
Experience tranquility at Winkler Botanical Preserve with a mindfulness session inspired by 'shinrin yoku,' complete with a forest stroll, reflection, and a peaceful conclusion over refreshments.
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