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Tue, Jul 21

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Hilary Bond: Memory Present

through Aug 2 · Foundry Gallery

Hilary Bond moves between photography, painting, and graphic design to ask what it means to remember a place—the work sits in that slippery space where personal history becomes image becomes something you can hold onto.

Installation | Jinhua Road (Road of Golden Splendor) by Zhou Fei

through Jul 31 · Goethe-Institut Washington

Zhou Fei's video installation transforms the gallery into a meditation on a single street—its light, its movement, its accumulated weight. Anyone curious about how artists see the everyday will find something genuine here.

Interwoven Lecture Series

through Aug 26 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Scholars examine how art, gardens, and domestic spaces reflected the tastes and ambitions of one woman's collecting life, offering insight into how objects tell stories about power and vision.

Japanese-style Garden Month

through Jul 31 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Anyone who's ever wanted to understand why a single stone matters will find themselves slowing down here, watching how emptiness becomes the most important element.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

through Sep 7 · Exhibits Gallery, National Bonsai Penjing Museum · Free

Collectors wrestling with what counts as a "proper" viewing stone will find real peers here—people who've stopped waiting for permission and started bringing American rocks into the conversation.

What Became of Us

through Jul 26 · Signature Theatre

Two people untangle what remains after everything falls apart. This is the kind of quiet, searching play that rewards sitting still with it.

Dinosaur-Like Birds Scavenger Hunt

10:00 AM · through Jul 31 · Pohick Regional Library · Summer Reading Adventure

Kids track down five prehistoric-looking birds hidden throughout the children's section, then swap their completed log for a small prize at the desk.

MSL Overview Webinar

10:00 AM · through Aug 4 · George Washington University Events · Prospective Students

Professionals looking to add legal literacy to their résumé without committing to a full law degree learn how GW's MSL program works in practice, with actual admissions staff answering questions about the flexible format and concentration options.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

4:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove teaches seven weeks of dance in the bookshop café, the kind of sustained practice where muscle memory actually builds and you start moving differently by week seven.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

8:00 PM · through Sep 6 · National Arboretum

People who've spent hours arranging a single shelf in their home will recognize themselves in these carefully selected rocks from China and Japan, each one a meditation on what makes something worth looking at.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

8:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Seven weeks learning from choreographer Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove, moving through space with people who show up wanting to actually dance, not just consume it.

Wed, Jul 22

11

Hilary Bond: Memory Present

through Aug 2 · Foundry Gallery

Hilary Bond moves between photography, painting, and graphic design to ask what it means to remember a place—the work sits in that slippery space where personal history becomes image becomes something you can hold onto.

Installation | Jinhua Road (Road of Golden Splendor) by Zhou Fei

through Jul 31 · Goethe-Institut Washington

Zhou Fei's video installation transforms the gallery into a meditation on a single street—its light, its movement, its accumulated weight. Anyone curious about how artists see the everyday will find something genuine here.

Interwoven Lecture Series

through Aug 26 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Scholars examine how art, gardens, and domestic spaces reflected the tastes and ambitions of one woman's collecting life, offering insight into how objects tell stories about power and vision.

Japanese-style Garden Month

through Jul 31 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Thu, Jul 23

11

Hilary Bond: Memory Present

through Aug 2 · Foundry Gallery

Hilary Bond moves between photography, painting, and graphic design to ask what it means to remember a place—the work sits in that slippery space where personal history becomes image becomes something you can hold onto.

Installation | Jinhua Road (Road of Golden Splendor) by Zhou Fei

through Jul 31 · Goethe-Institut Washington

Zhou Fei's video installation transforms the gallery into a meditation on a single street—its light, its movement, its accumulated weight. Anyone curious about how artists see the everyday will find something genuine here.

Interwoven Lecture Series

through Aug 26 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Scholars examine how art, gardens, and domestic spaces reflected the tastes and ambitions of one woman's collecting life, offering insight into how objects tell stories about power and vision.

Japanese-style Garden Month

through Jul 31 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Fri, Jul 24

11

Hilary Bond: Memory Present

through Aug 2 · Foundry Gallery

Hilary Bond moves between photography, painting, and graphic design to ask what it means to remember a place—the work sits in that slippery space where personal history becomes image becomes something you can hold onto.

Installation | Jinhua Road (Road of Golden Splendor) by Zhou Fei

through Jul 31 · Goethe-Institut Washington

Zhou Fei's video installation transforms the gallery into a meditation on a single street—its light, its movement, its accumulated weight. Anyone curious about how artists see the everyday will find something genuine here.

Interwoven Lecture Series

through Aug 26 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Scholars examine how art, gardens, and domestic spaces reflected the tastes and ambitions of one woman's collecting life, offering insight into how objects tell stories about power and vision.

Japanese-style Garden Month

through Jul 31 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Sat, Jul 25

11

Hilary Bond: Memory Present

through Aug 2 · Foundry Gallery

Hilary Bond moves between photography, painting, and graphic design to ask what it means to remember a place—the work sits in that slippery space where personal history becomes image becomes something you can hold onto.

Installation | Jinhua Road (Road of Golden Splendor) by Zhou Fei

through Jul 31 · Goethe-Institut Washington

Zhou Fei's video installation transforms the gallery into a meditation on a single street—its light, its movement, its accumulated weight. Anyone curious about how artists see the everyday will find something genuine here.

Interwoven Lecture Series

through Aug 26 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Scholars examine how art, gardens, and domestic spaces reflected the tastes and ambitions of one woman's collecting life, offering insight into how objects tell stories about power and vision.

Japanese-style Garden Month

through Jul 31 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Sun, Jul 26

11

Hilary Bond: Memory Present

through Aug 2 · Foundry Gallery

Hilary Bond moves between photography, painting, and graphic design to ask what it means to remember a place—the work sits in that slippery space where personal history becomes image becomes something you can hold onto.

Installation | Jinhua Road (Road of Golden Splendor) by Zhou Fei

through Jul 31 · Goethe-Institut Washington

Zhou Fei's video installation transforms the gallery into a meditation on a single street—its light, its movement, its accumulated weight. Anyone curious about how artists see the everyday will find something genuine here.

Interwoven Lecture Series

through Aug 26 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Scholars examine how art, gardens, and domestic spaces reflected the tastes and ambitions of one woman's collecting life, offering insight into how objects tell stories about power and vision.

Japanese-style Garden Month

through Jul 31 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Mon, Jul 27

10

Hilary Bond: Memory Present

through Aug 2 · Foundry Gallery

Hilary Bond moves between photography, painting, and graphic design to ask what it means to remember a place—the work sits in that slippery space where personal history becomes image becomes something you can hold onto.

Installation | Jinhua Road (Road of Golden Splendor) by Zhou Fei

through Jul 31 · Goethe-Institut Washington

Zhou Fei's video installation transforms the gallery into a meditation on a single street—its light, its movement, its accumulated weight. Anyone curious about how artists see the everyday will find something genuine here.

Interwoven Lecture Series

through Aug 26 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Scholars examine how art, gardens, and domestic spaces reflected the tastes and ambitions of one woman's collecting life, offering insight into how objects tell stories about power and vision.

Japanese-style Garden Month

through Jul 31 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Anyone who's ever wanted to understand why a single stone matters will find themselves slowing down here, watching how emptiness becomes the most important element.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

through Sep 7 · Exhibits Gallery, National Bonsai Penjing Museum · Free

Collectors wrestling with what counts as a "proper" viewing stone will find real peers here—people who've stopped waiting for permission and started bringing American rocks into the conversation.

What Became of Us

through Jul 26 · Signature Theatre

Two people untangle what remains after everything falls apart. This is the kind of quiet, searching play that rewards sitting still with it.

Dinosaur-Like Birds Scavenger Hunt

10:00 AM · through Jul 31 · Pohick Regional Library · Summer Reading Adventure

Kids track down five prehistoric-looking birds hidden throughout the children's section, then swap their completed log for a small prize at the desk.

MSL Overview Webinar

10:00 AM · through Aug 4 · George Washington University Events · Prospective Students

Professionals looking to add legal literacy to their résumé without committing to a full law degree learn how GW's MSL program works in practice, with actual admissions staff answering questions about the flexible format and concentration options.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

4:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove teaches seven weeks of dance in the bookshop café, the kind of sustained practice where muscle memory actually builds and you start moving differently by week seven.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

8:00 PM · through Sep 6 · National Arboretum

People who've spent hours arranging a single shelf in their home will recognize themselves in these carefully selected rocks from China and Japan, each one a meditation on what makes something worth looking at.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

8:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Seven weeks learning from choreographer Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove, moving through space with people who show up wanting to actually dance, not just consume it.

Anyone who's ever wanted to understand why a single stone matters will find themselves slowing down here, watching how emptiness becomes the most important element.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

through Sep 7 · Exhibits Gallery, National Bonsai Penjing Museum · Free

Collectors wrestling with what counts as a "proper" viewing stone will find real peers here—people who've stopped waiting for permission and started bringing American rocks into the conversation.

What Became of Us

through Jul 26 · Signature Theatre

Two people untangle what remains after everything falls apart. This is the kind of quiet, searching play that rewards sitting still with it.

Dinosaur-Like Birds Scavenger Hunt

10:00 AM · through Jul 31 · Pohick Regional Library · Summer Reading Adventure

Kids track down five prehistoric-looking birds hidden throughout the children's section, then swap their completed log for a small prize at the desk.

MSL Overview Webinar

10:00 AM · through Aug 4 · George Washington University Events · Prospective Students

Professionals looking to add legal literacy to their résumé without committing to a full law degree learn how GW's MSL program works in practice, with actual admissions staff answering questions about the flexible format and concentration options.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

4:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove teaches seven weeks of dance in the bookshop café, the kind of sustained practice where muscle memory actually builds and you start moving differently by week seven.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

8:00 PM · through Sep 6 · National Arboretum

People who've spent hours arranging a single shelf in their home will recognize themselves in these carefully selected rocks from China and Japan, each one a meditation on what makes something worth looking at.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

8:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Seven weeks learning from choreographer Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove, moving through space with people who show up wanting to actually dance, not just consume it.

Anyone who's ever wanted to understand why a single stone matters will find themselves slowing down here, watching how emptiness becomes the most important element.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

through Sep 7 · Exhibits Gallery, National Bonsai Penjing Museum · Free

Collectors wrestling with what counts as a "proper" viewing stone will find real peers here—people who've stopped waiting for permission and started bringing American rocks into the conversation.

What Became of Us

through Jul 26 · Signature Theatre

Two people untangle what remains after everything falls apart. This is the kind of quiet, searching play that rewards sitting still with it.

Dinosaur-Like Birds Scavenger Hunt

10:00 AM · through Jul 31 · Pohick Regional Library · Summer Reading Adventure

Kids track down five prehistoric-looking birds hidden throughout the children's section, then swap their completed log for a small prize at the desk.

MSL Overview Webinar

10:00 AM · through Aug 4 · George Washington University Events · Prospective Students

Professionals looking to add legal literacy to their résumé without committing to a full law degree learn how GW's MSL program works in practice, with actual admissions staff answering questions about the flexible format and concentration options.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

4:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove teaches seven weeks of dance in the bookshop café, the kind of sustained practice where muscle memory actually builds and you start moving differently by week seven.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

8:00 PM · through Sep 6 · National Arboretum

People who've spent hours arranging a single shelf in their home will recognize themselves in these carefully selected rocks from China and Japan, each one a meditation on what makes something worth looking at.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

8:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Seven weeks learning from choreographer Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove, moving through space with people who show up wanting to actually dance, not just consume it.

Anyone who's ever wanted to understand why a single stone matters will find themselves slowing down here, watching how emptiness becomes the most important element.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

through Sep 7 · Exhibits Gallery, National Bonsai Penjing Museum · Free

Collectors wrestling with what counts as a "proper" viewing stone will find real peers here—people who've stopped waiting for permission and started bringing American rocks into the conversation.

What Became of Us

through Jul 26 · Signature Theatre

Two people untangle what remains after everything falls apart. This is the kind of quiet, searching play that rewards sitting still with it.

Dinosaur-Like Birds Scavenger Hunt

10:00 AM · through Jul 31 · Pohick Regional Library · Summer Reading Adventure

Kids track down five prehistoric-looking birds hidden throughout the children's section, then swap their completed log for a small prize at the desk.

MSL Overview Webinar

10:00 AM · through Aug 4 · George Washington University Events · Prospective Students

Professionals looking to add legal literacy to their résumé without committing to a full law degree learn how GW's MSL program works in practice, with actual admissions staff answering questions about the flexible format and concentration options.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

4:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove teaches seven weeks of dance in the bookshop café, the kind of sustained practice where muscle memory actually builds and you start moving differently by week seven.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

8:00 PM · through Sep 6 · National Arboretum

People who've spent hours arranging a single shelf in their home will recognize themselves in these carefully selected rocks from China and Japan, each one a meditation on what makes something worth looking at.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

8:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Seven weeks learning from choreographer Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove, moving through space with people who show up wanting to actually dance, not just consume it.

Anyone who's ever wanted to understand why a single stone matters will find themselves slowing down here, watching how emptiness becomes the most important element.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

through Sep 7 · Exhibits Gallery, National Bonsai Penjing Museum · Free

Collectors wrestling with what counts as a "proper" viewing stone will find real peers here—people who've stopped waiting for permission and started bringing American rocks into the conversation.

What Became of Us

through Jul 26 · Signature Theatre

Two people untangle what remains after everything falls apart. This is the kind of quiet, searching play that rewards sitting still with it.

Dinosaur-Like Birds Scavenger Hunt

10:00 AM · through Jul 31 · Pohick Regional Library · Summer Reading Adventure

Kids track down five prehistoric-looking birds hidden throughout the children's section, then swap their completed log for a small prize at the desk.

MSL Overview Webinar

10:00 AM · through Aug 4 · George Washington University Events · Prospective Students

Professionals looking to add legal literacy to their résumé without committing to a full law degree learn how GW's MSL program works in practice, with actual admissions staff answering questions about the flexible format and concentration options.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

4:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove teaches seven weeks of dance in the bookshop café, the kind of sustained practice where muscle memory actually builds and you start moving differently by week seven.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

8:00 PM · through Sep 6 · National Arboretum

People who've spent hours arranging a single shelf in their home will recognize themselves in these carefully selected rocks from China and Japan, each one a meditation on what makes something worth looking at.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

8:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Seven weeks learning from choreographer Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove, moving through space with people who show up wanting to actually dance, not just consume it.

Anyone who's ever wanted to understand why a single stone matters will find themselves slowing down here, watching how emptiness becomes the most important element.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

through Sep 7 · Exhibits Gallery, National Bonsai Penjing Museum · Free

Collectors wrestling with what counts as a "proper" viewing stone will find real peers here—people who've stopped waiting for permission and started bringing American rocks into the conversation.

Dinosaur-Like Birds Scavenger Hunt

10:00 AM · through Jul 31 · Pohick Regional Library · Summer Reading Adventure

Kids track down five prehistoric-looking birds hidden throughout the children's section, then swap their completed log for a small prize at the desk.

MSL Overview Webinar

10:00 AM · through Aug 4 · George Washington University Events · Prospective Students

Professionals looking to add legal literacy to their résumé without committing to a full law degree learn how GW's MSL program works in practice, with actual admissions staff answering questions about the flexible format and concentration options.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

4:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove teaches seven weeks of dance in the bookshop café, the kind of sustained practice where muscle memory actually builds and you start moving differently by week seven.

Waiting to be Discovered: A Viewing Stone Exhibit

8:00 PM · through Sep 6 · National Arboretum

People who've spent hours arranging a single shelf in their home will recognize themselves in these carefully selected rocks from China and Japan, each one a meditation on what makes something worth looking at.

Sankofa Dance Workshop

8:30 AM · through Aug 16 · Sankofa Video Books Café

Seven weeks learning from choreographer Mudiwa Mandichera Hargrove, moving through space with people who show up wanting to actually dance, not just consume it.