As part of the National Children’s Museum’s previously announced relocation to Washington, DC, NCM today announced that many of the museum’s highly touted exhibits will temporarily be housed in multiple District of Columbia Public Libraries (DCPL) providing opportunities for the…
The blooming of the Nation’s Capital Cherry Blossoms was a welcome indication that the long, harsh winter suffered by this city’s residents was finally over. With temperatures reaching into the seventies, the Tidal Basin was once again crowded with both…
Billed as the largest Japanese cultural festival in the United States, the Sakura Matsuri featured a family fun day filled with food, arts and culture, merchandise, martial arts demonstrations and live traditional and J-Pop performances on four stages. Thousands, many wearing Cosplay Costumes,…
One of DC’s largest spectator events, the energy-filled Parade runs along Constitution Avenue from 7th to 17th streets, NW, and is televised live. Vibrant costumes and blossom-inspired décor create the look of nation’s premier springtime parade. Giant colorful helium balloons,…
The Southwest Waterfront community once again played host to the Southwest Waterfront Fireworks Festival, as part of the National Cherry Blossom Festival, providing a family friendly day of water related activities, live entertainment, a chance to experience different cultures and…
