Join the DC Public Library in partnership with the Washington Improv Theater (WIT) for a free, introductory, high-fun, low-stress workshop designed to share the ideas and spirit of Improv! This is a free in-person workshop that will last approximately 90 minutes.
Come join us for an afternoon of Improv games created and played by you.We will be exploring the world of the absurd. No experience necessary! This event is for all ages.
Walk the ground where soldiers fought in the sweltering summer of 1864, when Georgia Avenue, then the Seventh Street Road, became a Civil War front line. Along the way, explore the harsh realities Civil War soldiers faced -- exhaustion, fear, heat, hunger, and the uncertainty of survival. Each participant will carry th…
Come learn Improv Comedy with Washington Improv Theater. No experience necessary.
Body Language is a solo theatrical piece exploring life inside a misunderstood body. Comedian Jenny Napolitano uses humor to make the invisible visible and invites audiences to reflect on their own relationships with their bodies.
Come cool off in the library with some colorful lanyard crafts! Plastic lanyard and string will be provided. All ages welcome.
Discover new flavors and fresh reads! Join us for a relaxing tea tasting paired with a sneak peek at exciting new books. For all ages. Sample tasty teas while diving into fun, real-life topics in a relaxed space. For teens and adults.
Children ages 3-10 are welcome in the Children's Reading Room (2nd Floor) for some arts and crafts fun! We make a different project every week using a wide variety of methods and materials.
Play board games, card games, and the occasional giant version of your favorites!
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2–4:30 pm ET Through collaborations with the Smithsonian Folklife Festival and community-based organizations across Metro Detroit, the Concert of Colors will host a series of free neighborhood events celebrating the cultural traditions that have helped shape our nation. Together, these programs remind us that the journ…
