MUSEUMS
National Museum of the American Indian
To celebrate the construction of the Inka Road, which linked Cuzco to the farthest reaches of the empire, the exhibition digs into its early foundations… More

FAMILY & KIDS
National Building Museum
Children and adults can explore the history of play. The exhibition combines the museum's architectural toy collection with a hands-on installation created… More

THEATER
Round House Theatre
In 1993, unbeknownst to the rest of the world, an audacious husband-and-wife team of Norwegian bureaucrats assembled a motley band of would-be diplomats… More

THEATER
Folger Shakespeare Library
A humble orange seller from the streets of Drury Lane steps onto the stage and becomes the darling of the Restoration theater. Nell discovers one of… More

DANCE
The Kennedy Center
Following the dazzling adaptation of The Red Shoes in 2017, Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures return with one of its most popular and beloved productions,… More

THEATER
Signature Theatre
All 11-year-old Billy wants to do is dance. While the 1984 miners’ strike squeezes his family and splits his town, Billy’s passion for ballet… More

THEATER
Round House Theatre
Paula Vogel’s chronicle of one woman’s journey to break the cycle—and silence—of sexual abuse is a heartbreaking, sardonic, and… More

THEATER
Woolly Mammoth Theatre
The squabbling editorial assistants at one of New York's most prestigious magazines are all chasing the same dream: a starry life of letters and a book… More

THEATER
The Kennedy Center
As Broadway’s award-winning Hamilton: An American Musical comes to the Kennedy Center, it’s as if the DC metro area is welcoming home one… More

LIBRARIES & GARDENS
Library of Congress, James Madison Memorial Building
Miles of books, maps, photographs, recordings and film make up one of the largest collections of knowledge in the world. More