Exhibits
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Library of Congress reopens just in time for “Summer Movies on the Lawn”
The nation's oldest federal cultural institution also offers exhibits on Rosa Parks, women's suffrage, and the Early Americas
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Washington National Cathedral reopens with the spectacular origami dove installation “Les Colombes”
Over 2,000 origami doves will greet visitors at the National Cathedral.
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DC History Center offers a “Spotlight on LGBTQ DC”
History society reopens to the public with a number of LGBTQ offerings
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National Building Museum showcases the work of MASS Design Group
The Gun Violence Memorial Project, featuring mementos from those lost to gun violence, leads the exhibit
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ArTecHouse celebrates National Cherry Blossom Festival with “Renewal 2121”
Show offers a glimpse at a future industrial urban environment where nature fights to survive
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New exhibit a reminder of the struggles and strengths of LGBTQ seniors
Not Another Second provides unique insight into the lives of LGBTQ seniors
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Women’s Suffrage Centennial Commission is planning a “very visible” celebration
Lafayette Park became a "park of activism" after suffragists protested there to gain women's voting rights 100 years ago
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Gallery: National Geographic offers virtual tours of ‘Becoming Jane’
The exhibition explores the life of intrepid explorer and renowned scientist Jane Goodall
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Spotlight: ‘War of the Worlds’ and other audio escapes at Stitcher
Stitcher.com contains a treasure trove of classic radio shows and podcast originals
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Spotlight: Richard Paules’ LEGO Kennedy Center
The 70,000-piece Kennedy Center creation is "unique" among art forms
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Newseum’s “Rise Up” and The Hamilton’s Newsroom suite offer memorable LGBTQ experiences
Dive into an exploration of LGBTQ history at the Newseum, or just sleep surrounded by history at The Hamilton
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The Pride of Awesome Con: 14 LGBTQ Artists on why Pride Alley matters
We asked the artists of Awesome Con's "Pride Alley" what sets their LGBTQ work apart
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U.S. Botanic Garden’s expansive model train exhibit is one of the area’s seasonal joys
Season's Greetings: All Aboard! Offers recreations of 31 iconic American train stations
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Smithsonian Folklife Festival is a mix of far-flung cultural traditions, modern art, and feminist musicians
Through displays, discussions, and performances, the festival showcases two diverse cultures
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National Geographic offers an immersive “tour” of a holy Jerusalem shrine
Curator Fredrik Hieber: "You really feel like you are there"
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