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Air and Space Reopens 5 Galleries on Monday

July 25, 20250Comments
On Monday, the National Air and Space Museum is reopening five refreshed galleries. The museum entirely closed in 2018 for massive renovations. The first galleries opened in 2023, and this…

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Why See Coins at The Museum of the Bible?

July 11, 20250Comments
Did you know that coins are one of the best things archaeologists can find? While they may not hold historical significance, coins can tell us much about the culture, society,…

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Explore Traditional Crafts at This Year’s Smithsonian Folklife Festival

July 4, 20250Comments
If your children love books like “The Way Things Work” by David Macaulay or trying their hands at different crafts, they'll have a good time at this year's Smithsonian Folklife…

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Visiting the Catacombs of Washington, DC

June 27, 20250Comments
Last weekend, we visited the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land in America, right here in Northeast DC. The church's golden dome peeks above the trees. Walking through the gates…

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Solstice Saturday at the Smithsonian

June 20, 20250Comments
This Saturday, June 21st, all the Smithsonian museums on the National Mall are staying open late in celebration of the summer solstice. Don't miss this opportunity to see your favorite…

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Celebrating Father’s Day at Mount Vernon (While Avoiding DC’s Parade Chaos)

June 13, 20250Comments
This Father's Day weekend, avoid the hassle of navigating Washington, DC's downtown monumental core. Instead, take dad to Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington, the father of his country.…

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A Family-Friendly D-Day Adventure at the National Museum of the U.S. Army

June 6, 20250Comments
Looking for a meaningful way to commemorate D-Day with your family this year? Head to the U.S. Army Museum, a short 25-minute drive from the National Mall. This newer museum…

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Remembering Wilbur Wright

May 30, 20250Comments
No father wants to write his son's obituary. But when Wilbur Wright died on May 30, 1912, his father, Milton Wright, had to record in his diary: “A short life,…

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A Memorable Memorial Day with DC’s Newest WWI Sculpture

May 23, 20250Comments
This Memorial Day, bring your family to visit the newest war memorial in Washington, DC – the National World War I Memorial. This modern memorial, next to the White House,…

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Little Beasts: A God-Glorifying Adventure for Your Family at the National Gallery of Art

May 16, 20250Comments
Hey, Christian parents in the DC metro area! Looking for a way to spark wonder in your kids while pointing them to the beauty of God’s creation? “Little Beasts: Art,…

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