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May

03

2025

Dupont Circle

Pottery on P Street

Dupont Circle Business Improvement District

May 03, 2025

Join the Dupont Circle BID as we celebrate the creative arts with a pottery pop-up on P Street featuring a variety of local makers.

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May

05

2025

Downtown

Makers’ Market and Free Community Day

National Museum of Women in the Arts

May 05, 2025

Shop goods from women and gender-expansive vendors, makers, and artists - and enjoy a free day at the museum

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May

06

2025

Virginia

Battle Brief: Prelude to Yorktown: The B...

National Museum of the United States Army

May 06, 2025 - May 13, 2025

Learn more with John Maass

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May

07

2025

Virginia

History Talk: Duty to Country: Filipino ...

National Museum of the United States Army

May 07, 2025 - May 21, 2025

Generations of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) have helped develop and defend the United States,

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May

07

2025

Virginia

History Talk: "Can't Anything ...

National Museum of the United States Army

May 07, 2025 - May 21, 2025

Known as Victory in Europe (V-E) Day, May 8, 1945 marked the conclusion of World War II operations in Europe.

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May

08

2025

Downtown

National Archives Special Events Open Ho...

National Archives Museum

May 08, 2025

Planning a Historic Event? Come see what the National Archives has to offer!

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May

10

2025

National Mall

Her Brush, Her Story: A Special Art Tour...

National Gallery of Art

May 10, 2025

Celebrating Artists, Muses, and Advocates: Honoring Women in Art for Women's History Month

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May

13

2025

Georgetown

Landmark Lecture: Resting in Resistance:...

Tudor Place Historic House & Garden

May 13, 2025

Explore Washington DC’s oldest African American burial grounds as sites of remembrance, resistance and resilience.

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