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Tag Archives: Freer/Sackler
People of the Coloring Book
Last year, a dear friend of mine bought me a coloring book for adults. We worked on the first page of it together, but since then I had not set out to finish it, and have left most of the … Continue reading
Posted in Articles and Books, Uncategorized
Tagged article, book, Freer/Sackler, Penn Museum, Smithsonian
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Museum Objects Celebrating Religious Freedom
You know those “Coexist” bumper stickers? They are objects of our time, but the idea is an old (and woefully under-realized) one. Yesterday I visited the Sackler Gallery, so that I could gawk like a fangirl at the Cyrus Cylinder, … Continue reading
Posted in Capitol Visitor Center, Museum Visits (Other), Photos
Tagged British Museum, Capitol Visitor Center, DC, Freer/Sackler, museum, Smithsonian
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Museum Education Students’ Museum Field Trips: First Semester
Museum education students spend a lot of time thinking about museum field trips – typically, the visits undertaken by busloads of schoolchildren. But what about the museum education students themselves? In the Museum Education Program at George Washington University, we … Continue reading
Cherry Blossom Festival
We are experiencing the end of the time of year that Washington, DC loves to hate: when tourists stand on the left of escalators and pollen saturates the air. But do we really hate the Cherry Blossom Festival? Can we … Continue reading
Posted in Articles and Books, Capitol Visitor Center, Museums and Holidays, Photos
Tagged American University Museum, Capitol Visitor Center, Cherry Blossom Festival, DC, Freer/Sackler, Library of Congress, museum, National Gallery of Art, National Geographic Museum, Smithsonian, Tidal Basin, United States National Arboretum
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Washington Post’s Free and Easy 3/19-25
The Cherry Blossom Festival officially starts this week, and the Washington Post’s recommended free event for Saturday, 3/24 is a day of related activities at the Freer and Sackler Galleries. Other recommended museum events are the opening of a new … Continue reading
Washington Post’s Free and Easy 2/20-26
Happy Presidents’ Day and Mardi Gras! Free events this week include a Persian harp performance at the Freer Gallery on Wednesday 2/22, a movie screening at the National Archives on Friday 2/24, an information session on Civil War reenactment at … Continue reading
Washington Post’s Free and Easy 2/13-19
This week’s recommended free events include a talk at Carlyle House on Wednesday 2/15 and the Iranian Film Festival at the Freer Gallery on Sunday 2/19. Happy Valentine’s Day!
Halloween and Dia de los Muertos at the Museum
Happy fall holidays! Halloween Several area museums are hosting Halloween-themed events, including parties and trick-or-treating, and I won’t list them all here. Instead, I want to highlight a few special programs that both celebrate Halloween and reinforce the museum’s mission. … Continue reading
Posted in Museums and Holidays, National Zoological Park
Tagged DC, Dia de los Muertos, Freer/Sackler, Halloween, holidays, MD, museum, National Building Museum, National Museum of Health and Medicine, National Museum of the American Indian, National Zoo, Smithsonian, Torpedo Factory, VA, zoo
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