#ReframeClimate Outdoor Photo Exhibit
Visit the four Georgetown locations to view eight large-scale photographs - each with an interactive prompt, allowing the viewer to hear the story behind the image from their phone.
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Book Hill in Bloom
More than 15 small businesses on upper Wisconsin Avenue are participating by decorating their storefronts with pink and cherry blossom-themed decorations and offering special promotions.
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Profs & Pints DC
Profs & Pints DC
How does the brain work? A collegiate lecture on brainwaves and how neuroscientists believe the brain works, also how they will revolutionize our future by linking the human mind to computers.
3 events,
Ritual and Relief: Woodlock Prints and Works On Paper Exhibit
Ritual and Relief: Woodlock Prints and Works On Paper Exhibit
Members of the Washington Printmakers Gallery are proud to present: Ritual and Relief. Woodblock prints and works by Amy Guadagnoli. The opening reception is April 9 from 3 – 5 pm.
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Burlesque Routine Breakdown
Burlesque Routine Breakdown
If you are ready for a much needed break that will tone your body, clarify your mind, and create some much-needed positive forward momentum, then you have come to the right place!
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Profs & Pints: War in Ukraine
Profs & Pints: War in Ukraine
Profs and Pints DC presents: “War in Ukraine,” a look at the origins and possible outcomes of the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, with Michael Kimmage, professor of history at Catholic University, fellow at the German Marshall Fund, and former U.S. State Department planner for Russia and Ukraine.
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Book Discussion and Signing with Dr. Harlan Ullman
Book Discussion and Signing with Dr. Harlan Ullman
Dr. Ullman will present his latest and most important book yet, The Fifth Horseman and the New MAD: How Massive Attacks of Disruption Became the Looming Existential Danger to a Divided Nation and the World at Large
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Chamber Music Concert
Chamber Music Concert
Please join us on select Saturday afternoons for live classical music concerts performed by the Friday Morning Music Club, a community of music lovers and musicians that has promoted classical music in the Washington area for over 130 years.
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Musical Mondays: Parallel Intersections
Musical Mondays: Parallel Intersections
Steelpan and the Chinese Dulcimer of Parallel Intersections will grace the Strongin Collection in Georgetown with works by women composers on Monday, April 11th at 6 pm as part of our new Musical Mondays series
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Profs & Pints: Ukraine and Russia – The Long-Term View
Profs & Pints: Ukraine and Russia – The Long-Term View
Profs and Pints DC presents: “Ukraine and Russia—The Long-Term View,” a look at centuries of volatile relations between two nations now at war, with Eric Lohr, professor history at American University and author of two books on the history of nationality and citizenship in the Russian Empire and Soviet Union.
Printmaking for the Technical: A Workshop with Keith Palmer
Printmaking for the Technical: A Workshop with Keith Palmer
Do you like to color within the lines? When baking, do you level your flour with a knife? Do you enjoy taking notes using all capital letters on graph paper? Do you arrive to meetings ten minutes early? If yes, then this might be the printmaking workshop for you.:
3 events,
3 events,
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Historic Preservation and Affordable Housing Panel
Historic Preservation and Affordable Housing Panel
Join Isabel Thornton, Executive Director of Restoration Housing, and Alyssa Frystak of PlaceEconomics for a deep dive into historic preservation and affordable housing.
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Architecture Tour of Dumbarton House
Architecture Tour of Dumbarton House
Explore what it means to be a “Federal period” site in the new capital city and imagine what it might have looked like with 8.5 acres of open land, multiple outbuildings, and an unobstructed of the Potomac River.
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Profs & Pints DC: Inside Pirates’ Taverns
Profs & Pints DC: Inside Pirates’ Taverns
Profs and Pints DC presents: “Inside Pirates’ Taverns,” a look at the crucial role that bars catering to pirates and smugglers played in the Atlantic economy and the colonization of the New World, with Jamie L.H. Goodall, professor of history at Southern New Hampshire University and author of Pirates of the Chesapeake Bay.
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Homeschool History Days
Homeschool History Days
Through hands-on programming at Dumbarton House, homeschool students ages 5-12 are invited to “travel back in time” 220 years and explore the early history of Washington D.C. Each program includes an interactive tour of the museum, snack, and an activity
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Dumbarton at Dusk: Storytelling
Dumbarton at Dusk: Storytelling
Join your friends and neighbors as we listen to Taylor Carson, an Arlington-based folk singer, as he takes us on a musical journey. Connect with stories of America’s veterans through the Library of Congress’ Veterans History Project. Adults and children alike can take part in a storytelling craft.
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Plogging (Jogging + Picking Up Litter!)
Plogging (Jogging + Picking Up Litter!)
We make high quality products for sweating in that make you feel strong, confident and ready for Doing Things... like plogging, in celebration of Earth Day!
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Flower Power Girl Scout Workshop
Flower Power Girl Scout Workshop
Juniors will learn about the parts and uses of flowers during the Federal period, make their own paper flowers, and learn about “floriography” or the secret language of flowers.
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Walking Tour: Dumbarton House Landscape
Walking Tour: Dumbarton House Landscape
Learn how Dumbarton House and the surrounding neighborhood of Georgetown changed over the past 200+ years while appreciating the beauty of the oldest neighborhood in DC during this fun and engaging program.
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Profs & Pints DC: Titanic Mistakes
Profs & Pints DC: Titanic Mistakes
Profs and Pints DC presents: “Titanic Mistakes,” an in-depth analysis of what doomed the famous ship, with Vincent Brannigan, professor emeritus of the University of Maryland's Clark School of Engineering.
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C&O Canal Boat Tours
C&O Canal Boat Tours
Boat rides are available five days a week, offering one-hour guided historical tours along the first mile of the C&O Canal National Historical Park (NHP). Visitors will learn about the fascinating history, technology and culture of the Canal, and the surprising stories of the people who lived, worked and played here over the past two centuries.
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Teddy Bear and Doll Tea
Teddy Bear and Doll Tea
Bring a picnic blanket and your favorite doll or teddy bear to enjoy individually packaged, tea boxes. Tea boxes include kid-friendly sandwiches, scones, fruit, and sweet treats. After tea, we will take a tour of the grounds and learn about the gardens before playing historic games.
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Seed Swap / Plant Swap
Seed Swap / Plant Swap
Bring your seeds and plants to swap and prepare for a fun and educational afternoon.