You guessed it: it’s time for the museum’s beloved annual Summer Block Party.

Philippe Petit performed on a high wire some 50 feet above kids at the National Building Museum.

The sculpture shows flood levels of five historic storms, as well as how high waters could rise in the future.

Robin Bell’s new project with six local artists will display projections across nine spots in downtown Rockville.

The pandemic cancelled U St.’s funk in 2020. This year there’s a pared-down, mostly-virtual festival.

At the Dance Institute of Washington, staffers are experiencing something rather unusual in the arts world right now: excitement.

With most theatergoers unable to visit venues in person, performers and producers have found new storytelling angles.

The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees has filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board accusing the 37-year-old music center of violating a previously-agreed upon contract and acting “illegally.”

The institution will announce new plans for revamped programing in July.

“Dimming the lights is a symbol,” says the Kennedy Center. “It is not the solution.”