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March 2021 Short Stuff
News and Notes from our Staff and Partners
Smithsonian Lunar New Year Features Virtual Activities and Programs
Families can ring in the Year of the Ox!
Explore African American History Throughout the DMV
Discover rich historic facts and gain a better understanding of African American History in the DMV.
The Newly Restored Martin Luther King Jr. Library is One for the Books!
The $211-million-dollar renovations provides the library with a chance to connect with the community.
Inner City-Inner Child Transforms Our Youth
Inner City-Inner Child is an outreach arts education program transforming our youth.
The Planet Word Museum Brings Language to Life!
Planet Word in Washington, D.C. is the world’s first voice-activated museum.
Nature Therapy Can Help Kids Cope With Social Isolation During COVID
Nature therapy can improve a child’s mood and reduce anxiety.
10 Traditions to FALL For!
Ah, fall! Hopefully it means a break from oppressive summer heat, and it definitely means good times are ahead. Fall might find us heading to a local pumpkin patch. Anoth
President Lincoln’s Cottage – A Place for Reflection
A Brief Background In 1862, after his first year of presidency, President Abraham Lincoln and his family moved to a serene cottage surrounded by lush trees and wooded are
The REACH – Extending the Kennedy Center’s Mission for Art and Community
The John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts launched its first-ever expansion in its 48-year history, named the REACH, with a 16-day-long arts festival in September. P
The Museum of Science Fiction: Where Imagination and STEAM Collide
“Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life’s coming attractions.” – Albert Einstein For Greg Viggiano, Executive Director of the Museum
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