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June 16

Through June, Michel Richard Citronelle is offering a series of wine classes for both beginners and seasoned wine connoisseurs led by sommelier Laurent Lala. 202-625-2150; citronelledc.com

 
 
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Support local artists at the Northern Virginia Fine Arts Festival in Reston this weekend. Peruse handcrafted, one-of-a-kind pieces of art for sale from over 200 artists and enjoy performances, demonstrations, and live music. Through May 20. Reston Town Center, 12001 Market St., Reston, 703-471-9242; northernvirginiafineartsfestival.org

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Jonathan Adler opens his new home decor and furniture store in Georgetown. 1267 Wisconsin Ave.; jonathanadler.com

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Gaze at the stars – some of which are on the silver screen – at the free "Capitol Riverfront Summer Outdoor Movie Front Flicks." Kids and adults can play Wii and trivia games before the show begins. Thursdays at 8:45 PM, through the end of July. Tingey Plaza, 100 Tingey St SE, 202-465-7080; capitolriverfront.org

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If political scandal is your cup of tea, join DC Walkabout’s “Scandals” tour which leads you through a history of the nation’s Capitol. Lafayette Park, corner of 16th St. and H St. NW, 202-421-4053; DCWalkabout.com

 
 
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Become a racer and a fundraiser at the annual Susan G. Komen Global Race for the Cure charity event that raises money for breast cancer research, treatment, and support. The race starts at the Washington Monument, and supporters can follow the “Parade of Pink” survivors to the finish line at Independence Ave. globalrace.info-komen.org

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Through June, Michel Richard Citronelle is offering a series of wine classes for both beginners and seasoned wine connoisseurs led by sommelier Laurent Lala. 202-625-2150; citronelledc.com

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