Culture Communique: February 18 - February 24



I Was Here Based on archival records, the enslavement of Africans touched almost every corner of the United States. Synthesizing a wealth of humanities and historical scholarship, the I Was Here project seeks to reconfigure, ignite, and activate a shared citizenship. I Was Here believes that the spirit of the past can be redeemed and our future, as humanity, more richly nurtured. Visit the Octagon Museum to expirience this exhibit. Learn more here.

Shofur If you are planning on touring museums and marveling at monuments in DC, rely on Shofur to provide your transportation. The company makes all group transportation easy and stress-free while you hop from one monument to another. From helping you find the right Washington D.C. charter bus to dealing with any last-minute itinerary changes, Shofur will provide you with an excellent custumer experience.




Saturday, February 19 Street Art Museum Tours National Mall & Memorials (Online)	Sunday, February 20 U.S. Department of the Interior Museum Portrait of an Agency: Secretarial Portraits (Online)


Monday, February 21 Tenleytown Main Street Virtual Artist Panel: Fields and Formations	Tuesday, February 22 Sultan Qaboos Cultural Center Arabic Debate Society


Wednesday, February 23 Museum of the Bible Mystery and Faith: The Shroud of Turin	Thursday, February 24 Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Artist Talk with Jenny Kendler: Music for Elephants

Friday, February 18 Spain Arts and Culture Illustrating Spain in the US	Saturday, February 19 Fairfax Symphony Orchestra Elgar, Dvorak, Hailstork
Saturday, February 19 Northeast Performing Arts Group Dynamic Gospel Explosion Fundraiser	Monday, February 21 Woodrow Wilson House Presidents' Day Guided Tour
Tuesday, February 22 Downtown DC BID Planet Word Presents: Index, A History of the	Wednesday, February 23 U.S. Capitol Visitor Center Capitol Conversations: John Quincy Adams Congressional Freedom Fighter
Wednesday, February 23 Florida House on Capitol Hill February Book Club: Their Eyes Were Watching God	Thursday, February 24 March on Washington Film Festival Celebrating Hazel Scott: Activism through Music and Art


Saturday, March 5 Hill Center Date Night: A Taste of France	Friday, March 11 Olney Theatre Lautrec at the St. James

Sunday, March 20 National Cherry Blossom Festival Opening Ceremony	Saturday, March 27 Van Ness Main Street Spring Now: Community Planting

Newsletter for February 18 to February 24, 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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