| |  We've often said that Passport DC lets people visit the world without ever leaving Washington. This year, we'll take that a step further. We'll let you visit the world without even taking a step! Passport DC@Home brings the world to your computer or device's screen. We've asked cultural attachés to showcase the best of their countries and answer the question, "What do you want people to experience when they visit your country? Show us." We want to share music, dance, craft demonstrations, conversations, recipes, cooking preparations, travelogues, and lots more. No hills to climb. No waiting. It's on demand to fit your schedule. Passport DC@Home offers a fresh look at the globe from May 1 through 31. Watch our web pages for additional information. Look for Savor the Tastes of Passport DC and a lot more. Learn now. Travel later. |  | | Van Ness Main Street (VNMS)
Incorporated in March 2015, this organization serves the Van Ness, Forest Hills, and Wakefield neighborhoods, working to make them a beautiful, sustainable, walkable, and vibrant economic and cultural hub. VNMS suppors the growth of existing businesses, attracts new, local enterprises, and activates local cultural institutions. In 2020, amid the global health crisis, VNMS welcomed four new businesses. |  |  |  |  | Friday, April 9
U.S. Botanic Garden
Local Chef Series: Jamaican Cuisine
with Island Bwoy Cuisine | Sunday, April 11
Hill Center
Better Grades in Less Time |  |  | Wednesday, April 14
Gandhi Memorial Center
Kriya Meditation Series
| Wednesday, April 14
World Trade Center Washington DC &
Embassy of Moldova
Perspectives on Trade: Doing Business in Moldova |  | | | Saturday, April 10
Shakespeare Theatre Company
Shakespeare Family Fest | Sunday, April 11
Building Bridges Across the River
Anacostia River Festival | Sunday, April 11
National Gallery of Art
Virtual Artful Conversations:
Collage Workshop with Artist Oge Mora | Tuesday, April 13
Woodrow Wilson House
Speaker Series: Rebecca Boggs Roberts
and Heath Hardage Lee discuss
Edith Wilson: Brave, Beautiful, and Complicated
| | Tuesday, April 13
National Museum of American Diplomacy
Diplomacy Classroom: Sharing Cultural Heritage | Wednesday, April 14
Arlington Arts Center
Ryan Mccoy: From an Abyss | Wednesday, April 14
Strathmore
AIR Concert: Aaron Freeman, bassist | Thursday, April 15
Georgetown University
Opening Night: Here I am | | |  |    | | |  | | |  |  | | |  |  |  | | Sunday, April 18
Wolf Trap
John McCutcheon: The Old Home Place | Tuesday, April 20
DC Preservation League
Diversifying the DC Inventory: Past and Present |  |  | Sunday, April 25
O Street Museum Foundation
Livestream: Burn The Ballroom
| Friday, April 30
DC Jazz Festival
Livestream: International Jazz Day 2021 with
Kenny Garrett and Aaron Myers | |  | | Newsletter for April 9 to April 15, 2021. 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. | | We respect the ownership rights of creative work. If you believe this newsletter contains content that infringes your copyright, please click here. | You are currently signed up to receive emails from Cultural Tourism DC. To unsubscribe, click here.
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Culture Communique: April 9 to April 15, 2021 
