The popular National Gallery Nights fall program will celebrate 50 years of hip-hop and the museum’s new Indigenous art exhibit.
The Declare Emergency activists smeared red paint on Edgar Degas’ famous ‘Little Dancer’ sculpture to draw attention to the climate crisis.
Thousands of locals attend National Gallery Nights, the museum’s themed celebrations of arts and culture at the East Building.
Catch the D.C. Black Film Festival, listen to R&B at Fort Dupont Park or Blondie at The Anthem, and stroll a car-free Adams Morgan around D.C. this weekend.
The building has been closed since February for renovations.
Roller skating lessons, The Watergate’s rooftop reopening, and the beginning of NoMa’s outdoor movie series are among the things to do around town this week.
The National Gallery of Art will close its East Building from Feb. 28 to June to speed up the replacement of its atrium skylight.
The concert series returns this month with four performances of different genres, including mariachi, brass, and classical.
Get a free scoop of chocolate ice cream, see a tour of Lafayette Park, or join the Swedish Embassy for sunrise rooftop yoga.
The art museum will open in stages, starting with its West Building on July 20.
