Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations in D.C.

• Visit the National Museum of the American Indian, where current exhibitions include "Unbound: Narrative Art of the Plains" and "Algonquian Peoples of the Chesapeake." Don't skip a meal using Indigenous ingredients and cooking techniques at Mitsitam Cafe.
• Join the D.C. Bird Alliance for a special tour of Roosevelt Island, which was inhabited by Native American tribes through the 18th century (free, registration required).
• Head to the National Arboretum for a meditative "forest bathing" walk and tea session in celebration of the day (suggested ticket price is $35).

Plus: Go on a self-guided walking tour with the Guide to Indigenous D.C.

• The app and website, developed by Elizabeth Rule, a Chickasaw Nation member, explores the city's Indigenous history at sites like the Dumbarton Bridge and Iwo Jima Memorial.