For anyone curious about how a Black entertainer became a French icon and civil rights operative, this is the rare chance to understand a life that refused to fit into a single nation's boundaries.
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Phillips Collection
A pianist takes on Virgil Thomson's witty, accessible scores—perfect for anyone who thinks classical music doesn't have a sense of humor.
Sunday ConcertSat, Aug 15
Burke Centre Library — Burke Centre Meeting Room 116, Burke Centre Meeting Room 117
A certified instructor guides you through gentle stretches and stability work—all from a chair, making this accessible for anyone seeking low-impact movement that actually feels good in your body.
Health & WellnessSat, Aug 15
Charles E. Beatley Jr. Central Library — Story Room
Adults who've studied French formally but never quite found their footing in actual conversation get to practice with others at a similar level, trading textbook grammar for the real thing.
Wed, Aug 19
Burke Centre Library — Burke Centre Conference Room
Adults learning English gather in a small group to practice speaking with volunteer instructors, mixing casual conversation with grammar help. Good for anyone wanting to actually use the language rather than just study it.
English Language LearningThu, Aug 20
Shirlington Library — Campbell Room
Kathryn Coneway discusses her work in an intimate setting where you can actually talk to the artist—ideal if you want to understand what's driving the work rather than just observe it from a distance.
Arts & CultureThu, Sep 24–Sun, Sep 27
National Museum of African American History and Culture
Anyone who's walked through these galleries knows this place changed how they understood American history. Tonight, they're celebrating a decade of it.