World Artists Organization



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World Artists Experiences (WAE) bridges international understanding through cultural and citizen diplomacy in communities, colleges and schools. The arts are used as an international language.

WAE encourages international interaction by providing channels of communication and exchange; including opportunities for educators and students, cultural experiences, direct public interaction with the world's people, and empowerment of students to become world leaders.

Upcoming Events link

The Dong Folk Chorus

of the Dimen Dong Cultural Eco-Museum

July 1 at the Annapolis waterfront city stage

Concert 4-5:00 pm

Free Event

Recognized by UNESCO as an "Intangible Cultural Heritage," and honored by the White House and Michelle Obama with the "International Spotlight Award" of the US President's Committee on Arts and Humanities Youth Program Awards. 

Roberto Limon

Mexican Guitarist and Latin Grammy Nominee

May 24, 7:00 pm

St. John's College Great Hall,

60 College Ave, Annapolis, Maryland

Free event, First come basis

(410) 647-4482 for more information

Arab Cultural Immersion Day

February 1, 8:45-5:30

Spend the day for special tours at Sackler Gallery's "Road to Arabia" and National Geographic's "1000 Arab Inventions."  In addition, guests will visit the Embassy of Saudi Arabia and Iraq to experience different foods, view demonstrations and learn more about their culture.   Tickets $85

2013 World Artists Experiences writing project:

 BUILDING BRIDGES

to Celebrate Our Global Village

The book of writings will be presented to world artists and citizens as a means to bridge the world through mutual understanding, respect, trust and cross cultural interaction.

Student Essay Awards Ceremony

Maryland students were invited to participate in the third annual student  essay project themed "Building Bridges to Celebrate Our Global Village."    WAE "believes that we must encourage mutual understanding among the world's people to foster respect, trust, and ultimately, peace."  Mrs. Betty McGinnis,  WAE President and Founder, hopes the project will "spark a lifelong interest in exploring our world, knowing the world's people, and promoting a lifestyle of responsible world citzenship."  Thousands of essays were received and reviewed by a panel of literary experts including Dr. Michael Glaser, Rachel Anastasia Heinhorst, Kenneth Carroll, Le Hinton, Lisa Jennings Munson and Deanna Nikaido.   Writers of the winning essays were honored at the Embassy of the People's Republic of China on April 23 in Washington DC.  Students with their parents and school teachers/principals were given a tour of the Embassy prior to the ceremony.  First Secretary of China Mr. Lin Ronhui opened the ceremony with a very warm welcome and some history of Chinese literature.   Dr. Michael Glaser, Professor Emeritus St. Mary's College and Maryland Poet Laureate 2004-2009, recited selected poems in English while Ms. Zhu Yanhui echoed the verses in Chinese.  The readings were made even more poignant with zither music by Ms. Chen Huilan.  Students received anthologies of all the winning essays.  Copies of the collection will be on view at the Embassy and each of the student's schools.  Additional copies may be purchased from WAE ($5).  Information regarding the 2014 writing project will be available by November 2013.

2013 Winners

Al-Rahmah School

Habiba Matumla, 6th grade

Mecca Mustafa, 8th grade

Hagar Shabazz, 8th grade

Annapolis Middle School

Johanna Guardado, 8th grade

Bennett Middle School

Sabrien Abdelrahman, 7th grade

Brooklyn Park Middle School

Iyona Hyatt, 6th grade

Chesapeake Public Charter School

Katelyn Kovach, 4th grade

Emily Nelson, 4th grade

Dulaney High School

Minwei Cao, 12th grade

Esperanza Middle School

Katharine Cognard-Black, 8th grade

Garrison Forest School

Jimin Park, 11th grade

Yunfei Xu, 9th grade

Islamic Community School

Mecca Abdul-Aziz, 11th grade

Kipp Ujma Village Academy

Joniah Kimbrough, 5th grade

Leonardtown High School

Rachel Aaron, 11th grade

Sarah Rawlings, 11th grade

Linganore High School

Miranda Gardiner, 12th grade

Laura Schumaate, 12th grade

Monarch Academy

Nina Encarnacion, 5th grade

Mountain Ridge High School

Andrea Beechie, 10th grade

Old Mill Middle School North

Aliyah Miller, 6th grade

Severn Middle School

Abigail Rogers, 8th grade

Smithsburg Middle School

Katlin Gertz, 7th grade

South River High School

Sally Albright, 9th grade

Anna Levendusky, 12th grade

Paris Walker, 9th grade

St. James Academy

Becca Behner, 8th grade

St. Mary's Ryken High School

Dawn Coady, 11th grade

Clare Tennant, 11th grade

Alexandra Ye, 10th grade

www.worldartists.org

World Artists Experiences
P.O. Box 9753
Arnold, MD 21012
USA

Nordic Cool 2013

 

February 19 to March 17, 2013

Kennedy Center

Nordic Cool is a month-long international festival of theater, dance, music, visual arts, literature, design, cuisine, and film.  Events will highlight the diverse cultures of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden as well as Greenland, the Faroe and Åland Islands.
   

Exhibition: Northern Lights

Innovative Danish lighting designer Jesper Kongshaug recreates the effect of

the Northern Lights on all four sides of the Kennedy Center's façade

from 5:30 to 11 p.m.

Feb. 20 - Mar. 17, 2013

 

 

Performances for children include:

Hans Christian Anderson, You Must be an Angel (Denmark)

Two waiters serve fantastical fairy tale characters

February 23-24, tickets $18

 

A Sonatina (Denmark)

A comedic take on Red Riding Hood

March 2-3, tickets $18

 

Little King Mattias (Sweden)

An 11 year old becomes King!

March 9-10, tickets $18

 

Legends of Valhalla (Iceland)

A teen with a magic sword fights giants.

March 10, tickets $8

 

 

 

LEGO sculptures are on display as well as LEGO play stations for kids (of all ages!) to learn about and play with the tiny plastic creations.

Feb. 20 - Mar. 17, 2013

Game Play Space will be hosted by companies from the Nordic region. Several iPads will be set up, allowing people to experience these Nordic creations.
Feb. 20 - Mar. 17, 2013

Tickets to many of the performances are on sale now.

Information on artists and events and ticket sales can be found here.



Royal Norwegian Embassy in Washington
2720 34th Street NW
Washington, DC 20008
Tel: (202) 333-6000
Fax: (202) 469-3990

 

National Postal Museum 2013

Kids activities in Washington DC and Maryland



 

 

The Smithsonian's National Postal Museum is located in the old Post Office building next to Union Station in Washington, D.C. The Museum was created by an agreement between the Smithsonian Institution and the United States Postal Service in 1990 and opened to the public in 1993.  The museum is divided into galleries with postal exhibits from America's colonial times to the present. Visitors can learn how mail was transported long ago by stagecoach, bi-planes and horse.  There are more recent modes of transportation on exhibit as well including different model mail vans, a train car and a big, shiny semi-truck cab that children can pretend to drive.  The museum is not very large, and covers the first floor of the building.  A small gift store is located near the atrium area, and another store can be located in Union Station across the street.  The museum is child friendly, and just a few blocks from the Washington mall area. 

 

 

Valentine's Card Workshop

February 9 from 12-4:00

Make a Valentine and

Collect the Presidents!
Museum Activity Cart event
January 19 & 20 @ 12-3:00 pm


Make your own stamp collection of the Presidents or stamps of your choice.  Participants can choose up to six stamps from a large assortment.  In addition, children can design their own stamps at the art table.   FREE Event





Upcoming Events

A postal museum staff member informed us that there will be more kid-friendly activity cart events in the near future including a card-making event in February.  Smithsonian activity cart events have been very successful in the other Smithsonian museums including the Museum of Natural History, National Portrait Museum and American Art Museum.
Stay tuned for additional information and events.





 

Postal Museum activity page

Take the Red Line to Union Station. Leave through the Massachusetts Avenue exit. As you get off the escalator, the National Postal Museum will be across the street.  Parking can be found in front of Union Station and a parking garage behind Union Station (enter on right side of front entrance to Union Station).

Hours: Open daily 10 am to 5:30 pm except December 25.

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National Postal Museum
2 Massachusetts Ave., N.E.
Washington, DC 20002
Tel: (202) 633-5555
(directly across the street from Union Station,
on the left when facing Union Station)

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Kid activities Washington DC and Maryland

Children's Theater in

Washington DC and Maryland

January-March Performances

(Theater rules include NO FOOD or DRINK in Theater,
Electronic Devices must be turned OFF and
No Photography/Videotaping during performances due to copyright laws)


 

Imagination Stage


Wake Up, Brother Bear
Imagination Stage's Early Childhood Show
January 3 - February 3

 

 

 

  

Brother Bear is one of Imagination Stage's most beloved  "Interactive" shows for ages 1-5. The show is in the Christopher Reeve theater and parents and children are seated on the floor in a circle. There are tiers of seats on one side for those needing to sit or observe from afar.  This was my daughter's first live stage show two years ago, and we brought her again for her third birthday.  She loved the show so much that she did not want to leave.  When the director told us they did offer 'Bear' classes, she beamed a delightful grin so we signed her up.  We have seen this show four times in two year.  Her older brother with autism came and he sat in the back.  He really enjoyed the show and thought it was awesome.  Most of the time, children are able to talk briefly with the actors and they seem to enjoy the experience.  Tickets $10 each, $5 lap seat tickets for babies.    Check out the "Wake up, Brother Bear" app.

 

 

 

Anime Momotaro 17

January 30-March 10

 

 

The story is about Momotaro and his village which is terrorized by ogres.  Momotaro must stand up to the ogres with the help of his friends including a dog Inu, monkey Saru and bird Kiji.  The show uses a Japanese action-packed style of story-telling to teach about inner strength, creativity, kindness and cooperation.  Ages 5-10.  ASL performance Sunday February 17.

 

 

 Upcoming shows!

 

James and the Giant Peach  by R. Dahl -  April 3- May 26

The Magic Finger by R. Dahl - April 12-May 24

 Peter Pan and Wendy, a musical by A. Cardarelli & S. Goers - June 26-August 11 

 

 

Parking garage located next to theater and free on weekends.  Street parking is metered.

 

Tickets box office or online/phone

Shows sell out quickly so I advise ordering online or by phone
Parking garage next door to theater.

Imagination Stage

4908 Auburn Avenue
Bethesda, MD 20814
Info: 301-961-6060
Box Office: 301-280-1660

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Adventure Theater

Glen Echo Park, Maryland

Winnie the Pooh
January 19 - February 24
 

 

Look for specials including Pajama party nights with milk and cookies!

This play is based on A. A. Milne's Winnie the Pooh series.  Pooh and Piglet are on a "Heffalump" hunt.  Along their adventure they meet their friends including Rabbit, Kanga and Eeyore.  As usual, Pooh's passion for honey gets him into some trouble.   Seating is on a first come basis and the theater is a popular destination for school groups.   The carousel is closed until spring.  Arrive early and dress appropriate for the walk over a rock creek bridge and across the park.  ASL performance February 2 and Sensory Friendly performance February 16.

Upcoming shows

 

Three Little Birds based on story by C. Marley, March 15-April 14

Big Nate based on comic strip by L. Peirce & Book by J. Loewith, May 3-June 2

Dr. Seuss's Cat in the Hat based on story by Dr. Seuss, June 21-September 2

 

 

Adventure Theater

Glen Echo Park

7300 MacArthur Blvd

Glen Echo, MD.

Purchase tickets by phone (301) 634-2270 or online.

 

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The Puppet Company

Glen Echo Park

 

The Puppet Company is currently showing "Toyland."  The bad Mr. Barnaby is up to no good and Mother Goose, Little Bo Peep and Tom Piper must save the day.   (K-Grade 6, 40 minutes). Tickets $10.

Puppet costumes are elaborate, and the show is delightful.  In addition to the main stage shows, there are shows for the very young (ages 0-4) Tiny Tots at 10 AM on select Wednesday, Saturdays and Sundays. These shows are sure to delight children and their caregivers.



Arrive early for bathroom breaks prior to the show. Children usually sit on the floor close to the stage and parents can either sit on the floor or on some seats in the back. These puppets are amazing in detail and the puppeteer is truly talented. The show is about 40 minutes long. PreK - Grade 4
Tickets by phone/online/ticket booth. Shows do sell out so purchase early.

2012-2013 Main Stage Puppet Season

 

Toyland January 18-February 10

Alice in Wonderland February 14-March 10

Jack and the Beanstalk March 14-April 21

Cinderella April 25-June 9

 

The Puppet Company
Glen Echo Park
7300 MacArthur Blvd, Glen Echo, MD 20812
301.634.5380

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Discovery Theater at the Smithsonian

Tot Rock: Billy Kelly and the Blahblahblahs

January 17 & 18 -  10:15 a.m. and 11:30

 

  

Storyteller Bab Jamal Koran - Under the Griot's Tree
January 30 & 31 at 10:15 & 11:30 am (age 5-10)



 

 

KanKouran West African Dance Company

February 1, 10:15 am and 11:30 am
Natural History Museum venue (age 5+)

 

How old is a Hero?
February 5-8 and February 20-22 at 10:15 & 11:30
(ages 6-11)





 

 

Diane Macklin's Succotash Tales

February 12 & 13 at 10:15 & 11:30

(ages 3-8)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tot Rock: Billy Jonas

February 28 & March 1 at 10:15 & 11:30

 

 

 

 

 

 

Professor Wingnut Wants to Fly

March 21 and March 22 at 10:15, 11:15 & 12:15

 

 

 

 

Tickets phone/online/ticket booth

Be aware that schools often take classes on field trips to the

theater during the week. Weekend shows are less crowded.

 

Discovery Theater can be found on the Lower Third floor of the Ripley Center next door to the Smithsonian Red Castle.

 

Discovery Theater at the Smithsonian

S. Dillon Ripley Center
Discovery Theater, 3rd Sublevel
1100 Jefferson Drive, SW

(202) 633-3030
Metro: Smithsonian (Blue/Orange Lines)

 

 

 

 

Maryland Hall 2013

Kids activities Washington DC and Maryland

 

Maryland Hall is a multidiscipline arts center, and home to the Annapolis Chorale, Annapolis Opera, Annapolis Symphony Orchestra and the Ballet Theatre of Maryland.   Adults and children can take a variety of classes including pottery making, clay modeling, Hawaiian and Middle Eastern dances, Shakespearean theater, ballet and creative movement, piano and Broadway tunes.

Open Mic Poetry Readings
February 1 and February 2 from 5:30 - 7:30 pm


Peking Acrobats
Thursday February 7 at 7 pm
Tickets $18 - $30

 World Artists Experiences presents

 

2013 Bridges to the World Film Festival

 

These events are FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. No tickets are required but seating is limited.  All films are screened on Thursday evenings and begin at 7:00 pm.

World Artists Experiences and the International Division of Maryland's Office of the Secretary of State, in conjunction with the Embassies of the respective countries and Frostburg University, Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, Southern Maryland Higher Education Center, Salisbury University, and Towson University, invite the public to attend free screenings of five international films, one each from the Czech Republic, Uruguay, Israel, Taiwan, and Australia. The Bridges to the World International Film Series is a statewide, month-long initiative in recognition of the State's global reach and a reflection of those connections here in Maryland.
Each film will be introduced, screened, and followed by a discussion. Presentations begin at 7:00 p.m. All films will be shown with English subtitles.

 

Note: Countries will remain the same but film are subject to change as designated.

The schedule is as follows:
February 7: Czech Republic: "Citizen Havel"
February 14: Uruguay: "Journey to the Sea"
February 21: Israel; "Eli and Ben"
February 28: Taiwan; "Kung Fu Dunk"
March 7: Australia; "Red Dog"

 

 

Upcoming Children's Shows and Events

Freedom Train
2/1/2014 Friday at 10 am  Grades 3-9


Little Red Riding Hood, Children's Opera
Annapolis Opera
Saturday, February 2 at 10:30 am


Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very  Bad Day
2/12/2013 Tuesday at 10 am. Pre-K-4


Sleeping Beauty
3/26/2013 Tuesday at 10 am


Martha Speaks
5/7/2013 Tuesday at 10 am, Pre-K-4


Charlotte's Web
5/16/2014 Thursday at 10 am, K-5

ArtFest
March 24 from 12 noon - 3 pm

ArtFest is an opportunity for the public to come and explore all the center has to offer.    My daughter enjoyed working with clay, painting pictures and watching the potters spin their wheels.  Her favorite event was the Hula dancers and short performances by the Maryland Ballet Theater Company.  The event allows visitors to learn more about all the classes offered at Maryland Hall for both adults and children.

Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts
801 Chase Street, Annapolis, MD 21401
410-263-5544
Ticket link

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National Portrait Gallery 2013

 

 

The National Portrait Gallery is housed in the same building as the American Art Museum. Visitors can view portraits of poets and presidents, visionaries and villains, actors and activists who are a part of American history. Portraits range from extremely realistic to clever use of graphics. One of my favorites is the portrait of Eunice Shriver, Founder of Special Olympics, and some of the young athletes.

The Portrait Gallery has 'Discovery Kits' to help families learn more about exhibits in fun and creative ways. Kits may contain items for a scavenger hunt, 'Portrait Detective" and self-guided tours. Families can check out the kits outside the Education Center, Room E151 on the first floor and return them by 4 pm weekdays and 5 pm Sundays.

Handheld photography and video for personal use are permitted in the permanent collection galleries, but not in special exhibitions or in the Lunder Conservation Center. There is a museum shop and cafe on the first floor.

Young Portrait Explorers
(toddler to age 5)
Story time, art viewing and hands-on art activity
FREE but registration required due to limited class size (25)
Events FILL UP QUICKLY!

Registration Link




February 11- Abraham Lincoln 10:30-11:30
April 8, Monday- Amelia Earhart 10:30-11:30 am
May 13, Monday- Frank Lloyd Wright 10:30-11:30 am
May 18, Saturday- Frank Lloyd Wright 2-4:00 pm
June 10, Monday- John James Audubon 10:30-11:30 am
 

 
 
 
 


 

 

Portrait Story Days -
Free - Drop In for Ages 5 and up
Listen to a story and create some art work
1st floor of education center, room E151


Georgia O'Keefe

March 30, 1-4  pm
March 31, 2-5 pm


Walt Whitman
April 7, 2-5 pm


Gertrude Stein
April 20, 1-4 pm
April 21, 2-5 pm


William Carlos Williams
April 27, 1-4 pm
April 28, 2-5 pm


Isamu Noguchi
May 4, 1-4 pm
May 5, 2-5 pm


Anna May Wong
May 19, 2-5 pm


Frank Lloyd Wright
May 25, 1-4 pm
May 26, 2-5 pm


Theodore Geisel-Dr. Suess
June 1, 1-4 pm
June 2, 2-5 pm


Elvis Presley
June 9, 2-5 pm

John James Audubon
June 15, 1-4 pm
June 16, 2-5 pm


Jackson Pollock
June 22, 1-4 pm
June 23, 2-5 pm


James Calder
June 29, 1-4 pm
June 30, 2-5 pm

 

 

 

Portrait Discovery Kits
for Seek/Find cards, Portrait guides and
Compare/Contrast activity
Selected Saturdays and Sundays
Check Museum Calendar
Available on a first come basis

 

 

 

 

 

Special Family Day Events

Contemporary Portraiture Family Day
May 12, Sunday  11:30-3 pm
Celebrate Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition with Ivymount Middle School students from Rockville, Maryland.
Art activities and musical performances


Poetry Month Family Day

April 6, 11:30 am-3 pm
Participate in National Poetry Month with DC-poetry group "Split this Rock,"
watch DC Youth Slam Team perform and participate in mini-poetry workshops. 
Open mic poetry session for children.


  

 

President's Family Day

February 16, 11:30 am-3 pm

Art activities and scavenger hunt

 

Meet the Presidents and their First Ladies
January 19-21,  1:00-6:00 each day
George and Martha Washington from 1-3:00 and
Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln from 3-6:00

Open Studio Fridays from 1-4:00 pm on fridays

Creative fun with different mediums each week.

 

Registration for Gallery Events Link

National Portrait Gallery

8th and F Streets NW, Washington DC 20001

202-633-8300

11:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. daily Closed December 25

The museum is conveniently located above the

Gallery Place-Chinatown Metrorail station (Red, Yellow and Green lines).

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National Gallery of Art 2013

Kid activities Washington DC and Maryland

 

 

 

  

"Stories in Art" program for Kids

 

"Winter Story Series:

Investigate Modern and Contemporary Art"  

 

 

The 'Stories in Art' programs are one hour classes in art appreciation for children ages 4 to 7. These classes are really meant to give children some exposure to art basics and a variety of artists in a fun and easy going environment. Museum educators use stories and a little drama to introduce children to different artists and specific works of art. Children gather on the floor beside the educator while parents are allowed to observe from afar. Relevant stories are read to the children, and art educators tell the children interesting and amusing stories about the artists and their native countries. 

 

Next, educators lead the children to another gallery in the museum to explore the painting of the day using their imagination. Children always appear eager to answer questions presented by the art educators, and listen intently to the information stressed.  Children are taught how to look at art and examine it carefully for details.  Children learn the differences between still lifes, portraits, landscapes and cityscapes and abstract art, use of color and even lines and shapes used.  During the Picasso class, the instructor used her hands to demonstrate what 'cubism' means.  The children did grasp the meaning, and demonstrated with their own hands. We have participated in a number of these classes, and our children are always excited to point out a particular piece of art they remember.  As parents, we are happy to see how excited our children are when they recognize a painting and how much they enjoy sharing their thoughts during class discussions.

 

After the approximately 30-40 minute discussions, children are able to create their own artwork using the theme of the day. The program is free, and is on a first-come basis. Registration occurs in the museum lobby when doors open, and there is NO early registration. Typically we arrive to the museum about 30 minutes before the gallery opens  on the weekend, and there is always a line forming.  Not a major concern since there are five sessions on weekends. Sessions are limited to about 60 students per session. Classes are further divided into two groups of about 30 students and one instructor. Plan on arriving 45 minutes to an hour earlier for morning sessions due to large crowds on Sunday.  Weekday sessions are usually less crowded. There are usually animated kid movies with more information about the artists being discussed, so watch them while you wait or after the class.  These are kid friendly and sometimes very funny.  Exploring the Calder mobiles in gallery are exciting.  There is a small gift store on the lower level, and a much larger store in the concourse area.  Watching the cascade falls and walking on the concourse moving sidewalk are amusing activities for the children.  The cafeteria opens at 11:00 am.   

 

 

The Winter Program (East Building, Ages 4-7)

Registration begins Saturdays starting 10 am & Sundays at 11:00


Investigate: Pablo Picasso
January 19, 26 at 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 1:30
January 10, 27 at 11:30, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30
When Pigasso met Mootisse by N. Laden





Investigate: Romare Bearden
February 16 & 23 at 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 1:30
February 17 & 24 at 11:30, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30
My Hands Sing the Blues: Romare Bearden's Childhood Journey
by J. W. Harvey







Investigate: Rene' Magritte
March 16 & 23 at 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 1:30
March 17 & 24 at 11:30, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30
Magritte's Marvelous Hat by D. B. Johnson

 

Children receive booklets that can be stamped for each class attended.  Children with 3 or more stamps receive a prize. Remember to bring them with you each time you attend a class. The Summer 2012 session gift included a drawstring backpack with a quote from Matisse, "Creativity takes Courage." Inside the bag was a palette of paints, sketchbook and sheet of stickers of French landmarks.
 

Winter classes are held in the Modern Art (East) building, while  Summer classes are in the West building.  In general, the programs for children ages 4-7 are held in the Summer and Winter, while classes for ages 8+ are scheduled in the Spring and Fall. Sunday morning is a popular day, so plan to come at least an hour earlier than the time you would like to attend. Afternoon classes and summer time Monday/Tuesday classes are generally not full but not a guarantee. We checked out the designated books from our local library, and read them all prior to the first class. This is a great idea if you can manage it because the classes are usually full and children can have a difficult time seeing/hearing the story as it is read.  

 

There is an Art Appreciation program for older children (8 to 11) and their parents,
 

Artful Conversations.

Saturdays and Sundays 11:30 & 1:30.

January 12 & 13 for See-Wonder-Sketch
February 9 & 10 for See-Wonder-Haiku
March 9 & 10 for See-Wonder-Connect
 

For teenagers with a strong interest in the Arts,
the NGA has a Teen Volunteer program. 
The summer program is full and deadline for the
Spring deadline January 13, 2012

 

National Gallery of Art
4th & Constitution Avenue NW,

Washington, DC 20565

(202) 737-4215
(TDD) (202) 842-6176.

Monday- Saturday
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Sunday

11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

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