National Building Museum

The Maryland Terrapins take on the Howard Bison at noon Saturday at Maryland Stadium. (Photo: University of Maryland)

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Academy Award, Alan Paul, Amy McAdams, annapolis, Ariana Ross, Ayana Gregory Band, Backbeat Underground. Black Masala, Bard, Boston Globe, Bumper Jacksons, Capital One Field, Caribbean, Carifesta, Catholic Church, Celebration of Textiles, child molestation, college football, College Park, Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization, Coyaba Dance Theater, D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, embroidery, Eric Byrd Trio., fabric painting, Fordham, Fred Hughes Jazz Trio, Freddie Dunn, Free For All, George Washington University Museum and Textile Museum, Great American Songbook, Great Hall, Herndon Labor Day Festival, Herndon Town Green, Hirshhorn Museum, Howard Bison, Hurricane Hermine, ice chutes, Icebergs, James Corner Field Operations, Jazz in the Garden, knitting, labor day, Labor Day Capitol Concert, Labor Day Weekend Music Festival, lace making, Lansburgh Theatre, Le Bonheur, Lincoln Theatre, Margot MacDonald, Mark Ruffalo, Martin Puryear: Multiple Dimensions, Maryland Stadium, Maryland Terrapins, Michael Keaton, movie, National Building Museum, National Gallery of Art, National Symphony Orchestra, National Zoo, Navy Midshipmen, Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, open rehearsal, Pan American Symphony Orchestra, paper weaving, Penrose Square, quilting, Robert Irwin: All the Rules Will Change, Romeo + Juliet, Ronald Reagan Building, Run Come See, Sculpture Garden, Shakespeare Theatre Co., Smithsonian, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Sol Roots, Sories of Migration: Contemporary Artists Interpret Diapora, spnning, Spotlight, Steven Reineke, Storm Large, summer, Textile Museum, The JoGo Project, The Sweater Set and Sara Curtin Five, U.S. Capitol, Wanted Man, Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea, weaving, weekend guide, West Lawn, Woodrow Wilson Plaza

Enjoy These Labor Day Weekend Activities It may be the unofficial end of summer with Labor Day upon us, but there is still a lot going on in the DMV this long holiday weekend. As the last of area schools get ready to reopen on Tuesday, exhibits are getting ready to close at the

Icebergs, a display of more than 30 16- to 56-foot tall icebergs, wraps up this weekend at the National Building Museum. (Photo: Mark Heckathorn/DC on Heels)

Weekend Guide

01 Jul 2016

Mark Heckathorn

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1812 overture, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Capitol Fourth, Abigail Adams, Air and Space Museum, Air Force Memorial, Alisan Porter, All Night at the Museum, Amber Riley, Anacostia Park, Apollo lunar module, Basque, beach, Benjamin Frankin, Bicentennial Birthday Party, birthday cake, Casadee Pope, Choral Arts Soceity of Washington, Christopher Jackson, Constitution Avenue, Daikaya, Destination Moon, DMV, East Potomac Park, Ellipse, FDR Memorial, fireworks, fourth of july, Fourth of July Celebration at the National Archives, Galaxy Quest, Gavin DeGraw, Gen. Colin Powell, George Washington Memorial Parkway, Ghostbusters, Gravelly Point, Grease, High Line, Hugo, Icebergs, Independence Day, Jackie Evancho, James Corner Field Operations, Jefferson Memorial, John Adams, July 4, kakigori, Kenny Loggins, Le Voyage dan la Lune, Lincoln Memorial, Maze, Metro, Milestones of Flight, Milestones of Flight Hall, National Archives, National Building Museum, National Independence Day Parade, National Mall, National Symphony Orchestra, Navy Pier, On the Move: Migration and Immigration Today, On Your Free, Patrick Lundy & the Minister of Music, Patti Labelle, PBS, Potomac River, ratatouille, Reflecting Pool, SafeTrack, Sam Smith, Scott Hamilton, shaved ice, Smithsonian Folklife Festival, Smokey Robinson, Sounds of California, Star Trek, Starship Enterprise, Strathmore, Sutton Foster, the Music Center at Strathmore, Thomas Jefferson, Tom Bergeron, Tom Cruise, Top Gun, Tudor Place Historic House and Garden, U.S. Army Ceremonial Band, U.S. Army Herald Trumpeters, U.S. Army Presidential Salute Battery, U.S. Capitol, U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial, union market, Union Market Drive-In, weekend guide, West Lawn, West Potomac Park, white house, Yolanda Adams

Declare Your Independence from Boredom If you are staying in the DMV for the long Fourth of July weekend or if you are visiting, you’re in luck. There is plenty to fill your weekend before Monday night’s fireworks from outdoor movies to an indoor concert and cool museum exhibits.

A craft beer representative pours at beer at last year's Savor. (Photo: Brewers Association)

Weekend Guide

03 Jun 2016

Mark Heckathorn

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7 Locks Brewing, Adam West, All-New All-Different Avengers, Amaretto, Anderson House, astronaut, Awesome Con, badminton, Bao Banh Boys, BeClaws, beer pong, Beethoven 2, Bill Nye, Blue Point Brewing Co, Brewer's Art, Brewers Association, Brothers Yares, Burt Ward, cheerleader, Christ Gail, corn hole, cosplay, croquet, Cultural Arts Center, D.C. Ballers, D.C. Jewish Community Center, Denizens, Dr. Who, Dub City Renegades, Dumbarton House, Dupont Kalorama Museum Walk, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, eat pray love, emen Blues, English Country Dancers, Eugene Mirman, Feria de Sevilla, Filipo’s Italian Specialties, flamenco, Foozie, Gateway Park, Go Cozy, Gordon Biersch, Gotham, Green Plate Catering, Hada Noibert Trio, Hardy's Barbecue, Hellbender, Heurich House, Hollywood East Café, Hung Phat, IHOP, India Jones Raiders of the Lost Art, International Space Station, Isabell Anderson, Jailbreak, Jenga, Jeremy Ford, Kevin Smith, La Strada, Ledo Pizza, Library of Congress, Los Cobanos, Lumpia Pansit Atbp, Luner Reconnaissance Orbiter, macaroons, Main Street Takoma, Mark Waid, Metro, Moby Dick Sushi, Montgomery College, National Air and Space Museum, National Building Museum, National Museum of American Jewish Military History, Peter Capaldi, Peter David, Phillips Collection, Phoebe Waterman Haas Public Observatory, Pollo Campero, Port City, Ravid Kahalani, Republic, Robin Lord Taylor, Ron Simmons, Rosslyn Business Improvement District, Rosslyn Cinema, Ruan Thai, SafeTrack, Sarku Japan, Savor, Say Cheese, Shirt/Pants, Smithsonian, Space Day, spain, Squire’s Rock Creek Chophouse, Starbucks, Start Wars, StarTalk Live, Stead Park, Strathmore, Swings, Takoma Park, Takoma Trukgarten, tapas, Taste of Wheaton, Terry Virts, The Big Cheese, the Limerick Pub, The Sea Life, There is Nothing to Do on Mars, Timothy Zahn, Tio Caliente, Toasted Tour, Top Chef, Tropicalia, U.S. Royalty, Urban Funk, Vacationer, Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington Jewish Music Festival, weekend guide, Wilson House, WJMF in the Park, Yards Park, Yummy in My tummy

10 Things to Do in the DMV This Weekend Summer is here, with hot temperatures. Pools are open, the air conditioners are running, and outdoor movies are back. Awesome Con, D.C.’s comic book, superhero and sci-fi festival is back too. And what’s summer without music, food and beer?

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