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06/19/2026

Go to for full guide on this sunflower field in Montgomery County Maryland!

06/18/2026

Go to for more details on this event in DC this weekend!

06/18/2026

✨ Celebrate 250 years of America with the after dark! It’s Summer Solstice time in DC this weekend!

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Kick off the first weekend of summer with late-night museum hours, live performances, special programs, and unforgettable experiences across the Smithsonian.
🏛️ National Mall museums open until 11 PM on Friday, June 19 & Saturday, June 20:
• National Museum of African American History and Culture
• National Museum of American History
• National Museum of Natural History
• National Museum of the American Indian
• National Air and Space Museum
• Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
• National Museum of African Art (open until midnight on Saturday!)
• National Museum of Asian Art
• Smithsonian Gardens
• Arts and Industries Building
• Smithsonian Castle

Some museums require free timed-entry passes or advance registration, so plan ahead.

Who’s ready for a museum night out? 🌟

06/17/2026

Feeling Parisian in Washington, D.C.!

This secret sunflower field will bloom soon in Maryland, full details in the first comment👇
06/16/2026

This secret sunflower field will bloom soon in Maryland, full details in the first comment👇

Looking for the ultimate summer day trip? 🌻 The McKee-Beshers sunflowers in Poolesville, MD are about to hit their peak ...
06/16/2026

Looking for the ultimate summer day trip? 🌻 The McKee-Beshers sunflowers in Poolesville, MD are about to hit their peak bloom, update with 2026 map!

Located just a short drive outside of Washington, DC, the McKee-Beshers Wildlife Management Area features over 30 acres of massive, 7-foot-tall sunflower fields planted by the Maryland DNR.

If you are planning to check out the best Maryland sunflower fields this season, timing is everything. The peak bloom typically happens in mid-to-late July and only lasts for about 2–3 weeks.

⚠️ CRUCIAL VISITOR INFO:
It is 100% FREE to visit and park, but there are no restrooms or trash facilities.
Picking or cutting the sunflowers is strictly prohibited to protect local wildlife.

Bring heavy-duty bug spray (the ticks and mosquitoes are no joke!) and wear closed-toe boots for the muddy trails.

Have you ever been to the Poolesville sunflower fields? Drop your best tips or questions below! 👇

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