DC has enough museums and exhibits to keep you and your family busy visiting them for years. By now, you've probably seen the big exhibits- Destination Moon, the Impressionist Galleries,…
The over-the-shoulder view into the distance pulls you into the carefree feeling of beauty at the beach.
The painting is one of the Salon works from 1874, but it isn't…
The bronze sculpture installed and unveiled this month in DC is glorious. Here are three reasons why.
Photo courtesy of the National Park Service
A Testament to the Human Experience
This…
On September 17th, 1787, the Constitutional Congress delegates signed the U.S. Constitution into effect. To explore this important document more, here are a few places to visit in Washington DC…
See Monet's “Impression, Sunrise” in this once-in-a-lifetime Impressionist exhibition.
This exhibition, opening Sunday, shows the moment of birth of the Impressionist movement. Highlighting it is Claude Monet's painting, which has…
Pick one of these museums and pack the kids in the car for a fun Labor Day weekend trip. All three museums offer a unique, fun experience for the whole…
He's gardened at Mount Vernon longer than George Washington ever did.
Washington lived here for 45 years. Dean Norton, the current head gardener, has worked at the estate for 55…
This newly opened exhibition at the National Gallery of Art reveals the image of God reflected in the faces of men.
Gordon Parks combined documentary photography and studio portrait styles…
Millions of dead insects and animals fill the Natural History Museum.
But on the second floor, you can enter the Butterfly Pavilion, filled with lively, colorful butterflies that land on…
Today is Flag Day, the day we celebrate and remember the stars and stripes being adopted as our nation's flag. Since then, it's become a symbol of patriotism and freedom…