| |  | | |  The Millennium Arts Salon Since 2000, Millennium Arts Salon has focused on advancing cultural literacy through its art program of salon talks, exhibitions, tours and special events. Based in historic Columbia Heights, DC, most of its salon talks and art exhibitions are held in its beautifully restored 1923 town home. | |  | |  The King and I Winner of four Tony Awards in 2015, including Best Revival of a Musical, the Lincoln Center Theater's production of The King and I is at the Kennedy Center now through August 20. The words and music of Rodgers and Hammerstein provide the soundtrack to the story of the King of Siam and Anna Leonowens, a British teacher, in 1860s Bangkok. The entire family can enjoy this classic play. Tickets are $49-$159 each. | |  From Sinbad to the Shabab Oman:
A Seafaring Legacy This exhibit at the Sultan Qaboos Cultural Center explores the history of Omani seafaring over the last millennia. Sail the high seas alongside some of history's most famous explorers and navigators – Marco Polo, Ibn Battuta, and Ahmad Ibn Majid – and visit Omani ports of call. Each leg of this journey will explore Omani history, Omani mariners, and the Omani vessels they sailed. This display interweaves the stories of explorers with items from Omani ships and shipbuilding. The exhibit is on display until September 30. | |  Roads to Diversity: Adams Morgan
Heritage Trail Follow this self-guided Cultural Tourism DC Neighborhood Heritage Trail to learn more about one of the city's most multi-cultural neighborhoods, Adams Morgan is the legacy of colonial families, merchants, transportation planners, and revolutionaries. The breezy hilltops became home to furriers and caterers, the wealthy, and the noteworthy. Today, Adams Morgan is an eclectic neighborhood with music and dining spots, and a variety of small shops. Discover the history of this neighborhood known for its Victorian rowhouses and the embassies of 16th Street. | |  Friday, July 21 Tour - In Their Footsteps, Women's Suffrage History Tour
National Women's History Museum Theater - The Originalist
Arena Stage Exhibit - Architecture of an Asylum: St. Elizabeths 1852-2017
National Building Museum Theater - The Kinsey Sicks in Things You Shouldn't Say
Theater J Saturday, July 22 Tour - Hirshhorn Museum Highlights
Hirshhorn Museum Event - Ahmad Zahir and the Golden Era of Afghan Music
Freer | Sackler Event - Superhero Family Day
American Art Museum Event - Amending America
National Archives Building Tour - U.S. Captiol Tour
Adventures for Creative Tourists Sunday, July 23 Exhibit - Trailblazing: 100 Years of Our National Parks
National Postal Museum Event - Historical Homebrewing Class: Pre-Prohibition Beer
Hill Center Exhibit - Foundations for a Nation: Architectural Images from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection
George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum Tour - Walks with History
Pickle Pea Productions Monday, July 24 Exhibit - Gateways / Portales
Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum Exhibit - American by Belief
President Lincoln Cottage Exhibit - Inspiring Beauty: 50 Years of Ebony Fashion Fair
George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum Exhibit - Exploring Early Americas
Library of Congress Tuesday, July 25 Event - Kitchen 101: Knife Skills
Hill Center Exhibit - Inhotim: At the Crossroads of a Glocal Change
IDB Cultural Center Exhibit - Congress and the World Wars
U.S. Capitol Visitor Center Event - Nature Cubs Class: Moo-ving and Grr-ooving
National Zoo Wednesday, July 26 Event - Hive Late Night
National Building Museum Event - Yoga in Luce
Smithsonian American Art Museum Exhibit - Wish You Were Here! Vintage Postcards from Washington, DC
District Architecture Center Event - STORYTIME+: Spearfishing
Hirshhorn Museum Thursday, July 27 Exhibit - National Geographic Pressents: Earth Explorers
National Geographic Museum Event - Markus Lüpertz Curator's Dialogue
The Phillips Museum Exhibit - Artist Soldiers: Artistic Expression in the First World War
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum |
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