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NOV. 11 & 18
KIDDIE CONDUCTOR TROLLEY TIME
All aboard! The National Capital Trolley Museum is hosting “Kiddie
Conductor Trolley Time,” a special series for toddlers ages 12 to 36
months. Each session will have a story, sensory activity, craft and
trolley ride. November’s themes are “Welcome Fall” on Nov. 11 and
“Happy Thanksgiving” on Nov. 18.

Tickets are $15 per class; adults are free with child admission. dctrolley.org
15TH ANNUAL PARADE OF TRABANTS
Families can learn a bit of history—and have some fun too—with the Cold War–
era Trabant car. The International Spy Museum holds the only Trabant rally in the
United States, bringing the rare East German cars (rumored to have been made of
cardboard) to L’Enfant Plaza. Experts will be on hand to share stories over festive
music from the Alte Kameraden German Band. Enter a raffle to win a ride in a
Trabant, try some Berlin-style graffiti or climb into tiny spaces in the way those
escaping East Berlin did. Free. spymuseum.org
6: NATIONAL CAPITAL TROLLEY MUSEUM; 7: COURTESY SPY MUSEUM; 8: ROCKVILLEMD.GOV; 9: COURTESY TUDOR PLACE; 10: FATCAMERA/E+
NOV. 14
8 FAMILIES OUTSIDE:
FOREST HIKE
Put on your sturdy shoes and get ready
to hike up to 1 mile exploring the John
Hayes Forest Preserve at Croydon Creek
Nature Center in Rockville. The naturalist-
led midday excursion will give families an
opportunity to see what lives and grows
around the center.

Admission is $6. Registration is required,
and children must be accompanied by adults.

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NOV. 20
THE ROARING TWENTIES
NOV. 20
10 BLENDED FAMILY DAY BOOK LAUNCH
Blended families of all types can gather together for an all-day event
including a meet and greet and reading from author Zoie Seay with her
new children’s book “The Luckiest Child: Becoming a Blended Family.”
From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., families can enjoy free crafts and games for all ages,
an art lesson for teens and free seminars from family therapists, coaches
and professionals. Local vendors, hot lunch and a silent auction will also be
available at Moose Loyal Order Arl, in Falls Church, Virginia.

Tickets are $12 for children, $18 for adults or $55 for two adults and two children
(which includes two raffle tickets). arlington1315.org
Girl Scouts can “travel back in time” a century to the 1920s to learn about the
women who lived and worked at Tudor Place Historic House and Garden
in Washington, D.C. in this 1 ½-hour (one-hour virtual) event. Brownies can
earn a Dancer badge, and Juniors can earn a Playing the Past badge by
creating a 1920s character and planning a living history party.

Tickets are $10. Registration is required. tudorplace.org
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