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@4dmvkids visited the National Air and Space Museum's revamped How Things Fly exhibit, tried out hands-on flight interactives, and caught a planetarium screening.
At ARTECHOUSE, @4dmvkids checked out the immersive digital art exhibits and highlighted their free community sessions during DC Art All Night.
The central Smithsonian Institution complex served as the starting point for @4dmvkids when heading toward the aviation galleries on the National Mall.
Inside the Museum Shop at Air and Space, @4dmvkids browsed NASA merchandise, Barbie dolls, and books celebrating inspiring women.
Pop-up back-to-school stations and interactive science galleries made National Children's Museum an easy pick for @4dmvkids on late summer weekends.
Families head to Glen Echo Park in Maryland for open-air cultural gatherings, folk performances, and live theater shows geared toward kids.
At The Puppet Co. Playhouse inside Glen Echo Park, @4dmvkids tracked fairy tale puppet stagings like Little Red Riding Hood for young viewers.
The Library of Congress welcomed families for the annual National Book Festival with readings and author stages.
Fort Dupont Park set the stage for family weekend outings during the annual Chuck Brown Day go-go music celebration.
Surratt Historic Site & Museum in Clinton, Maryland hosted family-friendly living history activities for Community Day.
Across the Potomac in Alexandria, VA, @4dmvkids highlighted weekend workshops centered on kids' book journaling.
Petworth Library opened its doors for community open house programs with activities tailored for toddlers and young readers.
Independent shop People's Book Takoma hosted youth storytimes and author readings, including sessions with Ibram X. Kendi.
Cookology in Arlington offered hands-on cooking classes designed to teach kids how to make healthy breakfasts.
Outdoor pontoon tours focused on local history depart from Bladensburg Waterfront Park along the Anacostia River.
In Southeast DC, Sycamore and Oak welcomed local families for its School Daze back-to-school celebration.
Northeast Neighborhood Library brought out neighborhood families with special events like toddler runway shows.
@4dmvkids journeyed across Washington D. C. for a weekend trip featuring national memorials, interactive cultural spaces, and historic landmarks.
During their family weekend in town, @4dmvkids stopped in Georgetown, DC to walk the neighborhood's historic streets and waterfront canal paths.
The outdoor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial stood out as an educational stop during the family's weekend circuit around the Tidal Basin.
A visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture offered interactive history displays that @4dmvkids included on their core downtown itinerary.
@4dmvkids stopped by Kinfolk while touring through Washington DC's Capitol Hill neighborhood.
Standing near the Washington Monument gave @4dmvkids and the kids plenty of open lawn space while touring the National Mall.
Rhode Island Avenue Main Street hosted family yoga sessions, craft tables, and sound workshops during the citywide DC Art All Night celebration.
Local storefronts throughout Petworth organized family karaoke and bilingual theater performances as part of DC Art All Night programming.
Along Palisades Main Street, families joined in on daytime festival activities that included a retro video game exhibition.
Smithsonian American Art Museum hosted dedicated hands-on craft projects for young children during evening museum programming.
During neighborhood celebrations, Congress Heights set up the Soufside Kids Zone with face painting, a creative corner, and a literacy lounge.
Apple Carnegie Library brought back its popular circus performance activation for families attending downtown night events.
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