Tomorrow, April 18th, is Shakespeare's birthday. To celebrate the occasion, head down to the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, DC.
Doors open at eleven am. It's completely free, so all…
With Artemis reviving public interest in our return to the moon, will it also drive attention back to the marvel that was the Apollo program?
You can remember the success…
On April 9th, 1939, Marian Anderson mounted the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to perform an Easter concert for a crowd of 75,000 people.
The interesting part? She wasn't originally…
Star Trek has been an inspiration to its viewers since the first episode aired in 1966. It would still be another three years before man set foot on the moon,…
After an icy, cold winter wrapping up, we have a 2026 peak Cherry Blossom prediction for Washington, D.C.
But the National Park Service and I are forecasting different peak bloom…
Have you ever taken part in the county fair?
State Fairs: Growing American Craft, the newest exhibit at the Renwick Gallery, may inspire you or your kids to do so.…
In week 13, cycle 2 of Classical Conversations, you learn about space missions. This is the perfect opportunity to take a field trip to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum…
William Shakespeare invented hundreds of words, shaping the English language more than any other person. My favorite seven are:
Bedazzled- to confuse by or as if by a strong light…
2026 marks America's 250th anniversary. Events and celebrations are happening across the entire country all year long. DC is no exception, having its own array of new exhibits coming in…
When Bill Lear created the Learjet, the bizjet was born.
Its small field performance opened access to America, allowing businessmen to move rapidly across the US. Entertainers and celebrities quickly…