Drop in to listen to a story about a person who has influenced American history and culture and to create a special piece of art. Today, learn about Romare Bearden (1922-1988), an African American artist known...
Drop in to listen to a story about a person who has influenced American history and culture and to create a special piece of art. Today, learn about Romare Bearden (1922-1988), an African American artist known...
Anyone who has been to the National Building Museum, when asked to describe the building, will likely think of "bricks." Approximately 15,500,000 were used to construct the Museum's historic home.
Now, begin to think smaller...
Join the American Art Museum, National Portrait Gallery, and Anacostia Community Museum to commemorate the abolition of slavery in the United States. Events include historical re-enactors, a reading of the Emancipation Proclamation, storytelling...
In partnership with Invent Now, The Hill Center is pleased to offer the nationally-acclaimed Camp Invention program to children entering grades one through six this summer. This exciting, weeklong adventure in creativity immerses children in...
Visitors are invited to meet Mary Pickersgill, the seamstress who sewed the Star-Spangled Banner in 1813. Visitors can help her assemble the huge garrison flag whilst learning about its history. These 20-minute performances reveal the people...
Green roofs in Washington, DC are sprouting up all over the place. Green roofs help reduce heating and cooling costs, energy usage, and storm water runoff; they add insulation to buildings, a place for animals and people to enjoy, and increase...
Washington Architectural Foundation is working with the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian to create research based workshops for grades 2-6 using Primary Sources. American History Teachers have few Primary Sources for accuracy...
Enter the glamorous world of kings and queens as you prepare for a royal ball, discover treasures, and enjoy a special feast in this 3-part series. Each class includes exploration of a different Mansion room, an art project, songs, and more...
Celebrate the nation's birthday at the home of early patriots. Get to know America's First Family, the Washingtons, and their descendants through hands-on activities, a sit-down tea with tasty sweets, and an...
Camp Creativity is divided into four age groups. Studio A (ages 5-7) and Studio B (ages 8-10) meet at the Georgetown campus, while Studio C (ages 11-13) and Studio D (ages 14-16) meet at our downtown campus. Students may sign up for only one week...
Seeing the Sea
MORNING SESSION: JUNE 16, 2012 FROM 10:30 A.M. - NOON
AFTERNOON SESSION: JUNE 16, 2012 FROM 1 - 2:30 P.M.
Family Workshop AGES 5-7...
Join us for our 34th annual Celebration of Textiles! This free festival invites visitors of all ages to explore the textile arts and cultures of the world through hands-on activities and artist demonstrations in the museum's gardens, historic...
Somewhere deep inside the Museum an elite group of recruits is lurking in the shadows preparing to take on top secret missions. No one really knows who they are, or for that matter, what they’re really up to. Now it’s your turn to...
Young visitors may drop in to listen to a story about Wong, a Chinese American film star, and create a special piece of art. The program takes place in the First Floor Education Center, Room E151.
“When she turned around, she found herself staring into the barrel of a gun—the lipstick gun. The face behind the gun was featureless—a dark shadow.”—Gilda Joyce: The Dead Drop.
The shadow world of spying has...
The National Building Museum is offering one, two, or three unique sessions of two-week, full day summer camp for campers entering grades 3–5 in fall 2012. Campers can enjoy design challenges, crafts, field trips, and more while...
Each day at Spy Camp each day is filled with top secret briefings and activities that will put spy skills and street smarts to the test. Aspiring KidSpy recruits will hone their tradecraft, learn from real spies, and hit the streets to run...
Georgetown's Summer History Weeks at Dumbarton House and its historic neighbor Tudor Place offer a fun approach to American history. Children help cook and sample snacks and drinks of times past, try on period clothing, experience the...
Georgetown's Summer History Weeks at Dumbarton House and its historic neighbor Tudor Place offer a fun approach to American history. Children help cook and sample snacks and drinks of times past, try on period clothing, experience the...
Georgetown's Summer History Weeks at Dumbarton House and its historic neighbor Tudor Place offer a fun approach to American history. Children help cook and sample snacks and drinks of times past, try on period clothing, experience the...
I would like to take the time to thank you for the support provided to our organization, Latin Fashion Week. The event was a huge success thank to the cooperation of company like Cultural Tourism DC and people like you.