(re) discover Washington DC through the eyes of your children
While this summer may have some uncertainty to it, we are fortunate that camps are moving forward in safe ways. We have noted whether they are in-person, virtual or a hybrid of both. Some camps have not yet decided how they will operate so we have noted those with TBD and will modify the listings as decisions are made. Camps… Continue Reading…
Changing City: Tobacco, Transportation & GeorgetownMarch 3 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pmDelve into the founding of Washington DC through the port of Georgetown and its undeniable ties to the tobacco industry. Using primary sources, uncover the links between the tobacco trade, money, city growth, and enslavement in this urban setting. Free, grades 3-5. REGISTER Tudor Explorers: Be the CuratorMarch 18 @… Continue Reading…
I have always had a love for gardening but the pandemic has brought to light my obsession of growing indoor plants. Keeping my orchids long after they’ve blossomed and shed that final bloom has paid off. I have found the secret to the exotic plants re-blooming {I’m currently looking at three orchids that have flowered twice since March}. Finding enough… Continue Reading…
Purim is coming up soon; February 25-26, and PJ Library wants to remind you of the free books, podcast episodes, and excellent resources for families. Is your child receiving free books from PJ Library? The message of Purim goes way beyond costumes and festive food. Kids and parents alike will find discussion-starters in the Purim story, so that we can… Continue Reading…
Join virtually on February 18 at 12:30 pm for a LIVE launch event to kick off the Carousel 100th Anniversary Celebration! You can join in the fun on Glen Echo’s website, YouTube, and on Facebook to tell you about the exciting activities and events planned for the months-long Carousel 100th Anniversary celebration. They will be live from the carousel building… Continue Reading…
It is not too late to get some amazing chocolate, even if you don’t like to celebrate Valentine’s Day; you deserve good chocolate!! Plan ahead to President’s Day {before we publish our post} and Monday you can visit Mount Vernon free of charge to celebrate George Washington’s birthday. Or check out some great places to ski that only require a… Continue Reading…
Sarah Vogel is a local childcare consultant with Cultural Care Au Pair. In this role, she helps families decide if hosting an au pair is the right childcare solution for them and provides year-round support to host families and au pairs. Her most challenging and rewarding role is being a mom of two children, ages 4 and 6. To learn… Continue Reading…
This weekend calls for warmer weather! We have a list of area trails, marshes and gardens for you to explore as well as other great outdoor activities in and around Washington, DC. DC Public Library has many events that celebrate the culture and accomplishments of the Black Family. You still have time to prepare for Valentine’s Day! Celebrate Valentine’s Day and… Continue Reading…