Sarah's will also offer the following grand opening specials that weekend:
✨ Buy 1 Get 1 Free Sarah’s Signature 6-Flavor Ice Cream Flights
✨ Buy 3 Get 1 More Free Pints
This isn't just a show; it's a curated competition. This year, the club will welcome Dr. Jack Rasmussen, Director and Curator of the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, as their guest judge.
Artists will be competing and exhibiting across ten diverse categories:
Beyond the beauty on the walls, this event has a heart. Proceeds from the show will go directly toward scholarships for art students, helping the next generation of creators find their voice. By taking home a piece of art, you’re investing in the future of the arts in our community.
Admission is free and the public is invited to explore the gallery over these three days:
The Woman’s Club of Chevy Chase is located at 7931 Connecticut Avenue, Chevy Chase, MD 20815. Free parking is available off Dunlop Street, behind the clubhouse. Need more information? Reach out at wcccartshow@gmail.com or visit wcccmaryland.org.
With a range of prices, it's the perfect opportunity to find that special something—whether it's a treat for yourself, a thoughtful gift for a colleague, or a heartfelt present for a loved one. What better way start your holiday shopping than by supporting local artisans?
Admission to Sunday's event is free, and the parking is free, as well. Park in the lot behind the clubhouse, which can be accessed from Connecticut Avenue using Dunlop Street.
Your attendance does more than just support local artists. The market will also feature a raffle, with all proceeds benefiting two wonderful organizations: the Bare Necessities Foundation, and The Betty Ann Krahnke Center (JSSA). Enjoy a festive atmosphere, discover beautiful, one-of-a-kind items, and contribute to a great cause, all at the same time. Come celebrate local talent and find your next favorite piece at the Indoor Artisan Market 2025.
Bring the kids in their best costumes for an amazing evening of treats and festivities. Stroll through the Row and collect treats from participating shops and restaurants. It's a safe and fun way to get a head start on filling up those candy bags, with treats from the local businesses you know and trust.
Every registered child will get a special Bethesda Row glow stick to light up the night—great for safety and fun while trick-or-treating. Keep an eye out for fun and festive costume characters roaming the Row. Be sure to stop and snap a spooky selfie! And just by registering your child, you'll be entered to win a $100 gift card to a Bethesda Row brand.
Tickets are required per child (adults are free) and cost $5. All proceeds go directly to Manna Food Center, an organization dedicated to fighting hunger in our community. Tickets must be purchased in advance online here.
A gift card isn't the only prize up for grabs Thursday. Post your favorite Halloween pics from the event on social media and tag @bethesdarowfrt for a chance to win a frightfully fantastic mystery prize.
If your little monsters are between the ages of 3 and 10, they are the target audience for the show. Bring 'em on down. But bring the parents as well, because every good ghost story needs witnesses, right? And if you're one of those grown-up fans who still likes the shiver but can skip the genuine terror—you're welcome here, too. The door is wide open.
The fun starts when the shadows get long: October 31st and November 1st, 2025, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
Costumes are encouraged for kids and adults. Swing by before or after the big sugar grab of Trick or Treating, or just use it to finish off the whole Halloween shebang. It's the perfect nightcap... or maybe the perfect appetizer.
Look, you don't want to get shut out, standing there in the cold, so buy those timed entry tickets in advance at www.MysteryMansion.org. Trust me, disappointment is a ghoul you want to avoid.
For one low price—a flat $20 for any age—you get the whole creepy carnival:
1. Entry to the Mystery Mansion: Wander the unique halls of their indoor, family-friendly haunted house. It’s strange. It’s fun. It’s exactly where you need to be.
2. The Hall of Portraits: Rub elbows (or maybe just skeletal remains) with assorted characters and get those perfect, spooky photo-ops. Say cheese! Or maybe say "boo!"
3. Artisan Alley: This year they have a new spot for you to let your creative side out—a crafting workshop where you can leave your own little mark.
And if you get a little hungry, a little thirsty from all that excitement, they will have food and drinks for sale, including s'mores kits. Oh, yes. Firepits will be crackling away, waiting for you to tell your own whispered tales. The address, if you're looking for the house at the end of the lane? It’s The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase clubhouse at 7931 Connecticut Ave in Chevy Chase. Parking is available in the lot behind the clubhouse.
Photo courtesy Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
