Where can you play, knit, and watch in Washington, DC?

Where can you play?

1. Board Games

   • Franklin Hall

   • Board Room

   • Barrel (downstairs)

   • Mr. Henry's (first Sunday, monthly with a $10 fee)

   • Jackie Lee's

   • Lyman’s Tavern

   • Labyrinth Games

2. Billiards

   • Toro Bar

   • Breadsoda

   • Thirsty Crow

   • Rocket Bar

   • Franklin Hall

   • Atomic Billiards

   • Players Club

   • Bedrock Billiards

   • Bier BaronDeath Punch

   • Black Whiskey

3. Mini Golf

   1. Swingers ($26 per person)

   2. Puttery ($22 per person)

   3. H St. Country Club

4. Arcade Games

   • Alice

   • Astro Beer Hall

   • Boardwalk

   • Penn Social

   • Atlas Brew Works Ivy City

   • City State Brewing

   • Pizzeria Paradiso Georgetown

   • Player's Club

   • Rocket Bar

   • The Eleanor

5. Bingo

   • Calico

   • Capitol Cider House

   • Crazy Aunt Helen's

   • Red Bear Brewing

Where can you knit?

• Yarnworks Meetup. Knit, crochet, and chat. Learn a new skill or all of the above (every Thurs, free, MLK Jr. Library, 5-6pm)

• Knit n' Yarns. Knit, crochet, and chat. (every two weeks on Thurs, free, Solid State Books, 6-8 pm)

• Craftivist Circle. Learn about historic conditions that have led our current society while crocheting or knitting (last Sat of month, free, Anacostia Community Museum, 2-4pm)

• Looped Yarnworks

Where can you watch a movie?

• Explore independent films and film festivals. You can always depend on The Avalon Theatre and Landmark E St Theatre. Btw Landmark has $7 retro movies on Tuesdays.

• Do not sleep on embassies and cultural centers! The French Embassy ($5 tickets) Former Residence of the Spanish Ambassador (free tickets), and the Goethe Institute (free tickets) always show films.

• Cozy neighborhood vibes? The converted row home to theatre, Suns Cinema always has a delightful curated selection of old and foreign films. A Baked Joint typically screens films on Wednesday nights. metrobar has family movie screenings on the Sunday afternoons. Miracle Theatre has a mix of recently released films and throwbacks which makes it a perfect date night spot.

• MUSEUMS! Repeat after me: "The Asian Art Museum shows films every single week. The National Gallery of Art shows films every single week." There are film screenings all around the mall! All the time! Weekends! Weeknights! All the time! FREE!