On February 2 in France, La Chandeleur or “Crêpe Day” is celebrated with food and games. Alliance Française de Washington and Hillwood invite families to celebrate this holiday in festive French fashion by eating cr...
On February 2 in France, La Chandeleur or “Crêpe Day” is celebrated with food and games. Alliance Française de Washington and Hillwood invite families to celebrate this holiday in festive French fashion by eating cr...
Architectural Ideas for buildings often start with understanding the program of the building, site location & environmental factors. Through a series of sketches, students will learn how to measure and document a building site, develop a...
At this interactive reading of Daniel Pinkwater's story The Big Orange Splot children learn how one house can change a neighborhood.
Artist Camilla Younger leads a workshop on scrapbooking memories. Remember to bring in your favorite photographs to be photocopied. Also bring fabric, yarn, ribbons, or other favorite materials.
Bring your Girl Scouts to learn how architects, engineers, and designers are creating buildings that are both strong and environmentally friendly. Girls will construct green houses, engineer a bridge, design a public transportation ad, and more...
Many museum visitors spend only seconds looking at a work of art. Find out what you can discover when you spend more than an hour exploring one work of art! Bring your observation skills, imagination, curiosity, and creativity to these guided...
Dance the night away at our Family Sock-Hop as we turn back the clock, and groove to the tunes of some of history's best dance crazes. Pizza and drinks are provided to make sure you have that energy to rock your socks off!
"... time spent drawing is a revelation." Sarah Simblet from Botany for the Artist. Unplug from your gadgets, pick up a pencil, and tune in to the beauty of the world around you. The act of drawing can transform passive attention to...
There is something puzzling about the new boy at school. Instead of a backpack, Ikarus Jackson has a feathery white set of wings and can fly. To get away from the kids who are taunting him for his uniquely feathered look, Ikarus soars through the...
"Work" as a curator over the three-day MLK Jr. holiday weekend! Inspired by its six generations of history and world-class collections, campers will create an original exhibit for the mansion's Visitor Center using artifacts from Tudor...
Create jewelry for yourself, your friends and family. Learn basic steps in jewelry-making and experiment with different materials and designs while making earrings, bracelets and necklaces.
Murals by Kids for Kids paints murals, inspired by artwork sent from children around the world, and returns the completed artwork with inspiration and love from the mural creators. Drop in to lend your voice and artistry to the latest project...
All Points West is a chamber collective of DC musicians whose mission is to make classical music accessible and exciting for their community. APW strives to break free from the constraints of the traditional concert hall, engaging young audiences...
CHAW is pleased to sponsor an appearance by the youth of the Bokamoso Youth Centre in Winterveldt Township near Pretoria, South Africa who will talk and sing about their challenges and dreams. The Centre offers essential services to young South...
Come to your National Cathedral for "King in our Midst," celebrating the legacy of Dr. King where he delivered his final Sunday sermon.
Featured performers for 2012 include the Malcolm X Dancers & Drummers, managed by...
Princess Bluerose is a gnome living deep in the Norwegian mountains with her small community. They are responsible for making the transition between day and night. This moment, the magic hour, depends on the magic silver that only these gnomes...
Construct a rubber-band-propelled model airplane with the DC Maxecuters, and then try a test flight in the Great Hall. Cost per plane: $8, member; $14, non-member. Prepaid registration required. Ages 8 and up and Webelos Cub Scouts.
An interactive reading of Jacqueline Briggs Martin's Snowflake Bentley. Make a snowflake while learning about shapes and patterns. No charge with paid admission to the Building Zone; drop-in program; recommended for ages 3 -- 5.
The sixth annual Photography Exhibition features works from local and regional artists using a variety of photographic processes including black and white, color, traditional, alternative, material, and digital. Admission to the opening...
In the cold of January, things will be warm at The Textile Museum as we celebrate the many arts and cultures of Africa at the third annual TM Mid-Winter Family Festival...
"The Heritage Trails which you create are such gifts to DC.
H Street NE will be enhanced immeasurably by the addition of its guiding signposts of the past and point us towards the future."