Things to Do Best Things to Do in the DC Area 6/6-6/12: Pride Festival, Jazz Festival, and an El Salvadorian Festival Plus goat yoga! Things to Do newsletter, Festivals, DC Museums, DC Pride | 4 weeks ago
Things to Do Have an Art-Filled Weekend With These Worthy Exhibits Bad weather? Hit the museum! DC Museums, ArtecHouse, Glenstone Museum, Museum | 3 months ago
Food Immigrant Food Goes Upscale With a New Globetrotting Restaurant in Downtown DC Chef Enrique Limardo serves international dim sum and cocktails at Immigrant Food+ at Planet Word Museum DC Museums, Immigrant Food, Planet Word, Enrique Limardo | 8 months ago
News & Politics | Things to Do Planet Word Opens This Week. Here’s a Look Inside the High-Tech Language Museum. How do you create exhibits about words? This place breaks the museum rules. Things to Do, DC Museums, Free Things to Do, Museum | Oct 21, 2020
News & Politics | Things to Do National Gallery of Art Will Close Due to Coronavirus The museum tentatively plans to reopen April 4. Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, Art, Museums | Mar 13, 2020
Things to Do 18 Things to Do Around DC This January The performances, exhibits, and other events worth your time this month. 9:30 Club, Politics and Prose, Lincoln Theatre, DC Museums | Dec 31, 2019
News & Politics The Newseum Is Shutting Down. What Happens to Its Artifacts? “If anyone else wants to open a journalism museum, they can call me,” says one prominent editor whose stuff was on display. Donald Trump, The Washington Post, Newseum, DC Museums | Dec 4, 2019
News & Politics Here’s What to Expect When the National Children’s Museum Reopens in November The museum will finally begin welcoming visitors to its new space on November 2. DC Museums, National Children's Museum | Oct 21, 2019
You Can Now Go to the African American Museum Without Tickets on Weekdays The wildly popular Smithsonian museum is about to become easier to visit Smithsonian, National Museum of African American History and Culture, DC Museums | Sep 13, 2019
News & Politics The Surreal Story of a Trump-Loving Artist’s War With the Smithsonian A New York painter created a sprawling tribute to the President, took it on a road show across red-state America, and became a conservative celeb along the way. But what he wanted most was a showing at the National Portrait Gallery. Then its director turned him away. Donald Trump, Art, Smithsonian, Features | Aug 4, 2019
