Search below for programs at the following locations:
Lincoln Memorial
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Thomas Jefferson Memorial
Korean War Veterans Memorial
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
DC War Memorial
World War II Memorial
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial
Washington Monument
Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument
Link to the Park Map page to help you find your way around the sites.
Ranger Walk
Many species of fish migrate here from the Atlantic to lay eggs in the place they were born. Come and hear about this fascinating phenomenon.
Ranger Walk
Schools of fish migrate here from the Atlantic to lay eggs in the place they were born. Species include white and hickory shad, and alewife and blueback herring. Come and hear about this fascinating phenomenon.
Location: Paddle Boat parking lot near the refreshments stand
Fees: Free
Friday, May 18, 2018
Ranger Walk (about 1.5 miles)
Trace the Potomac River’s original shoreline as we track more than two centuries of change and uncover nearly forgotten tales of humor, tragedy and mystery.
Location: Belmont Paul Women's Equality National Monument
Fees: Free
Saturday, May 19, 2018
Ranger Talk
Let’s look at the roles of women during World War One. We’ll profile some who served as US Marines, US Navy yeomen, the “hello girls” of the US Army Signal Corps, the Red Cross and the “farmerettes” of the Women’s Land Army.
Location: World War II National Memorial contact station
Fees: Free
Saturday, May 19, 2018
Ranger Walk
Join us for a historic tour of the little noticed memorials in the park like John Paul Jones, John Ericsson, DC World War and many more. Explore the path least taken.
Ranger Walk
You think you know Washington, DC? Wait until you see what it was like when Abraham Lincoln arrived. Join a park ranger in this compelling 2 hour tour of his life and death in DC. Tour ends at Ford’s Theater.
Location: Paddle Boat Parking by the refreshments stand
Fees: Free
Friday, May 25, 2018
Trace the Potomac River's original shoreline as we track more than two centuries of change and uncover nearly forgotten tales of humor, tragedy and mystery.
Ranger Walk: (about 1 3/4 miles)
Join a park ranger to explore memorials that honor, recognize, and remember those who served in our nation’s conflicts. Dogs welcome (on leash).
Location: World War II National Memorial contact station
Fees: Free
Saturday, May 26, 2018
Ranger Walk
Join us for a tour of the little noticed memorials in the park like John Paul Jones, John Ericsson,
DC World War and many more. Explore the path least taken.
Ranger Run
Run along Virginia Avenue where you’ll meet the Liberators of Latin America. These great leaders brought many countries to independence with many of the American values the US initiated.
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