Find Unique, Handmade Goods at the Smithsonian Craft Show at the National Building Museum April 27th – 30th
From April 27th through April 30th, Washington D.C. will once again host the annual Smithsonian Craft Show at the National Building Museum. The show returns for its 35th year this spring, and is located less than a mile from 77H. If you’re a fan of artisan goods or always on...
READ ARTICLEAdmire War-Time Art at the “Artist Soldiers Exhibit” at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
If you’re a fan of war-time art, make sure to stop by the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum to see the Artist Soldiers Exhibit. The exhibit opened in early April, and the museum is located less than two miles from 7 7H. The exhibit is a collaboration between the...
READ ARTICLEDon’t Miss “In the Tower: Theaster Gates: The Minor Arts” at the National Gallery of Art, Now Through September 4th
“In the Tower: Theaster Gates: The Minor Arts” is an exhibition at the National Gallery of Art in downtown D.C. The exhibition features the work of Theaster Gates, an artist who is best known for his large scale products that transform vacant buildings into works of art. “The Minor Arts”...
READ ARTICLETake Tours and Learn About American History at Tudor Place
A National Historic Landmark, Tudor Place is brimming with history. Its picturesque gardens, beautiful house, and unique story make it a popular trip for history buffs, families, and school field trips alike. Completed in 1816 on an inheritance from George Washington, Tudor Place overlooks the Potomac River and Georgetown. Explore...
READ ARTICLEArt Lovers Won’t Want to Miss “Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors” at Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
The psychedelic world of Yayoi Kusama is on display at an interactive exhibit in D.C. “Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors” at Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden boasts a dazzling display of color, texture, and light by way of numerous mirrors. Legendary artist Yayoi Kusama has 65 years of art open for...
READ ARTICLETheater Buffs Won’t Want to Miss “Watch on the Rhine” at Area Stage
There’s nothing like seeing local theatre to really soak up the culture of a city. If you’re looking for a new show to see to get a taste of Washington D.C., buy tickets to see Watch on the Rhine at Area Stage. Arena Stage is located just under two miles...
READ ARTICLEEnjoy Live Music and Activism at The 2017 Peace Ball: Voices of Hope and Resistance on January 19
The 2017 Peace Ball: Voices of Hope and Resistance will be held on January 19 at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. The event is a gathering to celebrate the accomplishments and successes of the past 4 years and the vow to continue to make changes...
READ ARTICLEJoin in on the Holiday Tradition at The Nutcracker at Warner Theater
Join in the area’s favorite holiday tradition of The Nutcracker at Warner Theater. This timeless performance by The Washington Ballet has been a must-see event for years, and it continues to thrill audiences of all ages. You’ll be dazzled by the talented dancers and whimsical costumes as you are regaled...
READ ARTICLEVisit the National Christmas Tree in President’s Park Completely for Free!
There are few things in Washington D.C. more festive than paying a visit to the National Christmas Tree Lighting in President’s Park. A local tradition spanning more than 50 years, the tree lighting is one of the District’s most popular holiday events. The tree is located just over two miles...
READ ARTICLECreate a New Holiday Tradition When You See “A Christmas Carol” at Ford’s Theater
‘Tis the season to see the classic production of A Christmas Carol at Ford’s Theater. Whether this is your first of fiftieth time viewing the musical conceived by Michael Baron, you’ll be captivated by the age old story of transformation and redemption. Acclaimed actor Craig Wallace brings the character of...
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