Culture Communique: May 6 - May 12




Around the World Embassy Tour The wait is over, and the fun awaits! This Saturday, May 7, +30 embassies will open their door for you to visit and enjoy an international cultural journey without leaving the city. Travel Around the World to experience the food, art, dance, fashion, and music of different countries. You can expect cooking demonstrations, traditional dance performances, travel information, dance lessons and more! Learn about what to see at each embassy here.

Edlavitch DC Jewish Community Center The origins of the Edlavitch DC Jewish Community Center (EDCJCC) date back to 1911, when Eastern European Jewish immigrants formed the Young Men's Hebrew Association. The EDCJCC aspires to be a dynamic institution, cultural destination, and welcoming center for Jewish and community connections in the nation's capital where individuals and families come together to enrich mind, body and soul.




Friday, May 6 All Hallows Guild Flower Mart	Saturday, May 7 The Ven at Embassy Row International Spring Market

Saturday May 7 Gandhi Memorial Center Many Faces of Buddha Exhibit	Sunday, May 8 Phillips Collection Karim Sulayman and Yi-heng Yang

Sunday, May 8 Embassy of Barbados Dis is We Ting!	Tuesday, May 10 National Museum of Women in the Arts xChange: MISS CHELOVE


Friday, May 6 Laboratory for Global Performance and Politics Cultural Diplomacy through the Lens of Hip Hop Culture Workshop	Sunday, May 8 Goethe-Institut Broken Taboos: Socially Critical Filmmaking in East Germany
Monday, May 9 House of Sweden Arctic Highways	Tuesday, May 10 National Museum of Asian Art Seeing Black: Nicky Nodjoumi's Here is Aleppo
Wednesday, May 11 Olney Theatre The Joy that Carries You	Wednesday, May 11 Museum of the Bible Hebron — The Tomb of the Patriarchs
Wednesday, May 11 Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library Night of Ideas	Thursday, May 12 Atlas Performing Arts Center Marys Seacole


Tuesday, May 17 Middle East Institute Narrating the Middle East: The DC Arab Literature Festival	Wednesday, May 18 Reston Community Center Nai-Ni Chen Dance and the Ahn Trio: A Quest for Freedom

Wednesday, May 25 Theater J Reading of a Yiddish Classic: Yankel Boyla	Tuesday, May 31 Smithsonian Associates Africa's Struggle for Its Art: Reclaiming a Stolen Heritage


Newsletter for May 6 to May 12 , 2022. Find more events on our calendar, which presents the latest information on the District's most exciting cultural activities. It's all at your fingertips. To view our full calendar, visit our website.
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