This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
This exhibition explores the lives and legacies of George Washington and King George III of Britain during America’s war for independence. The Library of Congress brings their papers together for the first time to reveal the real men behind the myths.
"Fashion at the Library of Congress: The Threads That Connect Us" explores how fashion has served as a powerful symbol of American identity and culture throughout the nation's history. This small display will be on view in the Great Hall mezzanine from June 8 through July 20.
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This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
This exhibition explores the lives and legacies of George Washington and King George III of Britain during America’s war for independence. The Library of Congress brings their papers together for the first time to reveal the real men behind the myths.
"Fashion at the Library of Congress: The Threads That Connect Us" explores how fashion has served as a powerful symbol of American identity and culture throughout the nation's history. This small display will be on view in the Great Hall mezzanine from June 8 through July 20.
This exhibition explores the lives and legacies of George Washington and King George III of Britain during America’s war for independence. The Library of Congress brings their papers together for the first time to reveal the real men behind the myths.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
This exhibition explores the lives and legacies of George Washington and King George III of Britain during America’s war for independence. The Library of Congress brings their papers together for the first time to reveal the real men behind the myths.
"Fashion at the Library of Congress: The Threads That Connect Us" explores how fashion has served as a powerful symbol of American identity and culture throughout the nation's history. This small display will be on view in the Great Hall mezzanine from June 8 through July 20.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
"Our History in the Headlines: American Independence in Newspapers" examines the role newspapers played as a source of information and inspiration before and during the American Revolution and in commemorating American independence ever since.
"Fashion at the Library of Congress: The Threads That Connect Us" explores how fashion has served as a powerful symbol of American identity and culture throughout the nation's history. This small display will be on view in the Great Hall mezzanine from June 8 through July 20.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
"Fashion at the Library of Congress: The Threads That Connect Us" explores how fashion has served as a powerful symbol of American identity and culture throughout the nation's history. This small display will be on view in the Great Hall mezzanine from June 8 through July 20.
"Our History in the Headlines: American Independence in Newspapers" examines the role newspapers played as a source of information and inspiration before and during the American Revolution and in commemorating American independence ever since.
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
"Our History in the Headlines: American Independence in Newspapers" examines the role newspapers played as a source of information and inspiration before and during the American Revolution and in commemorating American independence ever since.
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
"Our History in the Headlines: American Independence in Newspapers" examines the role newspapers played as a source of information and inspiration before and during the American Revolution and in commemorating American independence ever since.
"Fashion at the Library of Congress: The Threads That Connect Us" explores how fashion has served as a powerful symbol of American identity and culture throughout the nation's history. This small display will be on view in the Great Hall mezzanine from June 8 through July 20.
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
"Fashion at the Library of Congress: The Threads That Connect Us" explores how fashion has served as a powerful symbol of American identity and culture throughout the nation's history. This small display will be on view in the Great Hall mezzanine from June 8 through July 20.
"Our History in the Headlines: American Independence in Newspapers" examines the role newspapers played as a source of information and inspiration before and during the American Revolution and in commemorating American independence ever since.
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
"Fashion at the Library of Congress: The Threads That Connect Us" explores how fashion has served as a powerful symbol of American identity and culture throughout the nation's history. This small display will be on view in the Great Hall mezzanine from June 8 through July 20.
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
"Fashion at the Library of Congress: The Threads That Connect Us" explores how fashion has served as a powerful symbol of American identity and culture throughout the nation's history. This small display will be on view in the Great Hall mezzanine from June 8 through July 20.
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
"Fashion at the Library of Congress: The Threads That Connect Us" explores how fashion has served as a powerful symbol of American identity and culture throughout the nation's history. This small display will be on view in the Great Hall mezzanine from June 8 through July 20.
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
"Fashion at the Library of Congress: The Threads That Connect Us" explores how fashion has served as a powerful symbol of American identity and culture throughout the nation's history. This small display will be on view in the Great Hall mezzanine from June 8 through July 20.
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
This small display features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals "Into the Woods," "Sunday in the Park with George," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Sweeney Todd" and "A Little Night Music."
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
SAVE THE DATE—Join The Nicholson Project and Hamiltonian Artists for the opening reception of Vega Travel Run Five Hundred and Ninety Eight to Three Hundred…
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
Selected artworks from the Juried Invitational will be featured in an exhibition. The invitational is open to artists ages 18 and older who currently reside in the Washington, DC–Baltimore metropolitan areas.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
This small display in the Performing Arts Reading Room features highlights from the Stephen Sondheim collection, including lyrics and music from his musicals.
An exhibition titled Concopia at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library.
The second annual Colores exhibition, celebrating the vibrant talents of Latino artists residing in Montgomery County, in partnership with HCCMC and GGCC.
Reception for the second annual Colores exhibition, celebrating the vibrant talents of Latino artists residing in Montgomery County.
This exhibition tells the story of the lifelong friendship between Milton Avery, Adolph Gottlieb, and Mark Rothko, highlighting the inspiration they derived from summers in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
A solo exhibition by Tae Hwang, examining the aesthetics, politics, and alienation of cheap food through large-scale oil paintings.
Reception for Big Value, a solo exhibition by Tae Hwang, examining the aesthetics, politics, and alienation of cheap food.
Beauford Delaney: So Much Love and Beauty situates the artist (1901–1979) and his work in relation to critical moments of modernist abstraction from 1940s New York City to 1960s Paris and explores the meaningful relationships that nourished his career. The exhibition will feature the artist’s early New York street scenes, insightful portraiture, and radiant abstractions.
A focused exhibition on DC-based photographer Charles Rumph featuring a selection of his black-and-white and never-before-seen color photographs.
This focused exhibition will bring together Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s most ambitious multi-figural paintings, Luncheon of the Boating Party and Bal du moulin de la Galette, never before seen together in the United States.
This survey will be the first traveling retrospective of Juan Sánchez, one of the founding figures of Latinx art in the United States. The exhibition will feature 75 works including paintings, works on paper, photography, and video.
This exhibition is devoted exclusively to the deep ties between Édouard Vuillard's art and the diverse world of theater in Paris, demonstrating how theater influenced his modernism.