Heritage Health & Wellness Fair

The International Woodworking Fair (IWF) in Washington, DC is North America's largest woodworking event, offering a comprehensive showcase of machinery, materials, supplies, and services for the woodworking and related industries. With hundreds of exhibitors and tens of thousands of attendees from across the globe, IWF provides a platform for industry professionals to explore innovative products, cutting-edge demonstrations, education sessions, and networking opportunities. As a top destination for the global woodworking sector, IWF delivers the latest solutions in architectural woodwork, cabinetry, flooring, furniture manufacturing, engineered products, doors, windows, machinery, tools, metals, plastics, and more. Whether you are a buyer in home furnishings, custom woodworking, commercial cabinetry, or a professional in design, engineering, or manufacturing, attending IWF offers a valuable opportunity to connect with industry leaders, discover new technologies, and grow your business. Generated from the website

The DC Independent Film Festival (DCIFF) is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to supporting emerging filmmakers and promoting independent filmmaking. Since its inception in 1999, DCIFF has provided high-quality programming to audiences of all ages, emphasizing the importance of visual literacy and original storytelling. In addition to its annual film festival, DCIFF hosts various educational programs, including the Y-CAM High School Film Festival and intensive filmmaking courses for teens. The festival connects filmmakers and audiences through seminars, film chats, and community events, highlighting issues in the arts and fostering a vibrant independent film community. Generated from the website

The USA Science & Engineering Festival is dedicated to inspiring and sustaining youth interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) through engaging and educational events and programs. With a mission to stimulate curiosity and enthusiasm, the festival offers a variety of resources, including online speaker series, lesson plans, and hands-on activities for students and educators alike. Through initiatives like XSTEM All Access and the Spark of STEM Coffee Break series, the festival provides diverse role models and innovative content aimed at middle and high school students. By partnering with educators and organizations, the festival has reached over 25 million participants from across the United States and around the world, fostering a global community passionate about STEM education. Generated from the website