The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Cardinal Drama Players proudly present Frozen JR., the enchanting modern classic from Disney brought to life by our talented student performers.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
Young artists ages 3-5 and an adult companion are invited to spark their imagination as they explore the paintings, sculpture, and architecture of The Kreeger Museum. This program will include a museum tour, story time, and a hands-on art making experience.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
An afternoon of stories at the Olney Public Library, a free family event appropriate for all ages. Books are chosen with the help of the Olney librarian.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
As part of the Library’s America 250 commemoration, this program explores the American story through fashion and style.
District Class Feis, a competition for Irish dancers.
Enjoy Toy Story 5™ Day at Nationals Park during the Seattle Mariners vs. Nationals game.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
Discover a summer camp like no other! Synetic Theater’s award-winning physical theater company brings its signature blend of movement, storytelling, and creativity to young artists ages 7–13.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
Summer Camp for kids, including breakfast, afternoon snack, field trip, academic enrichment, arts & crafts, and one dance movement class per day.
Discover a summer camp like no other! Synetic Theater’s award-winning physical theater company brings its signature blend of movement, storytelling, and creativity to young artists ages 7–13.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
Celebrate America’s birthday with activities highlighting the Declaration of Independence and its legacy, including collection displays.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
Students engage in affordable, high-quality education and workforce development in the visual, digital, and performing arts.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
Students engage in affordable, high-quality education and workforce development in the visual, digital, and performing arts.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
More Info for The Wiggles – Tree of Wisdom Spectacular!
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
Wild Child For Kids. Doors open at 11:30 AM. Children under 1 are free.
Keep dancing this summer at DIDA! Welcoming current DIDA Students and brand new dancers ages 5 and up! Extended hours (early drop-off + late pick-up) available!
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Wiggles present their most magical live show experience to date with The Wiggles Tree of Wisdom. This high-energy extravaganza is set to have the whole family singing, dancing and Wiggling from start to end!
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
The Source is a new experiential gallery at the Library of Congress designed especially for and with youth! This active and participatory 4,000 square-foot space welcomes visitors—particularly kids ages 8-15 with their families and school groups—to discover, connect, and make meaning while doing research and exploring digitized and replica materials from the Library’s rich primary source collections.
Girl Scout Day | SPECIAL TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED.
Join THEARC and community partners for a fun and safe Trunk or Treat event for families.
Sara Jerez, Richard Marlow, and guest dancers introduce the origins and history of flamenco and several traditional Spanish dances. This free event for children and families includes interactive demonstrations with castanets, fans, and zapateo.