Arts & Culture in Washington

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Arts & Culture in Washington

Art museumPhoto of National Museum of Asian Art — Art museumOur original photo

National Museum of Asian Art

Gallery run by the Smithsonian displaying Asian artwork such as paintings & pottery.

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MuseumPhoto of Frederick Douglass National Historic Site — Museum

Frederick Douglass National Historic Site

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Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Opulent estate with 18th-century Russian Imperial & French decorative art, 13-acre gardens & cafe.

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MuseumPhoto of Smithsonian Castle — MuseumOur original photo

Smithsonian Castle

Known as the Castle, this 1855 building serves as an information center for visitors to the Mall.

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MuseumPhoto of S. Dillon Ripley Center — MuseumOur original photo

S. Dillon Ripley Center

Copper-domed home of the Discovery Theater for children & a gallery for traveling exhibitions.

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MuseumPhoto of Planet Word — MuseumOur original photo

Planet Word

19th-century building home to immersive exhibits & karaoke sessions dedicated to the spoken word.

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MuseumPhoto of The People’s House: A White House Experience — Museum

The People’s House: A White House Experience

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Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater

Founded in 1950, this multispace complex (200, 514 & 680 seats) hosts diverse American productions.

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National Children's Museum

Reimagined kids' museum with exhibits & hands-on programs for science, technology, arts & more.

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Art museumPhoto of National Gallery of Art - East Building — Art museumOur original photo

National Gallery of Art - East Building

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Performing Arts TheaterPhoto of National Theatre DC — Performing Arts Theater

National Theatre DC

Dating from 1835, this 1,672-seat theater puts on touring Broadway musicals & public-service shows.

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The Phillips Collection

Townhome venue showcasing an exquisite collection of post-Impressionist & modern art.

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MuseumPhoto of O Museum in The Mansion — Museum

O Museum in The Mansion

Uniquely themed accommodations in a mansion that also features event space & an eclectic museum.

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Art museumPhoto of National Gallery of Art – Sculpture Garden — Art museumOur original photo

National Gallery of Art – Sculpture Garden

Set amid the Sculpture Garden, this outdoor ice skating rink offers a cafe for light fare & drinks.

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Performing Arts TheaterPhoto of Drunk Shakespeare DC — Performing Arts Theater

Drunk Shakespeare DC

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Movie TheaterPhoto of Alamo Drafthouse Cinema DC Bryant Street — Movie Theater

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema DC Bryant Street

Stylish theater chain for new & classic films features cocktails & creative bites served seat-side.

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MuseumPhoto of Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture — MuseumOur original photo

Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture

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MuseumPhoto of Museum of Illusions Washington DC — Museum

Museum of Illusions Washington DC

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Art museumPhoto of National Museum of Women in the Arts — Art museumOur original photo

National Museum of Women in the Arts

Museum devoted to female art, with 3,000-plus works by the likes of Frida Kahlo & Mary Cassatt.

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Performing Arts TheaterPhoto of Lincoln Theatre — Performing Arts Theatervia Google Maps

Lincoln Theatre

Once home to artists like Nat King Cole, this refined theater features multicultural programming.

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