The most human of instruments, the voice, is foundational to so many spiritual experiences—in its presence and in its absence. This free program explores the role of human voices in uplifting scripture, song, and calls to prayer in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, illuminating a shared dimension of Americans’ faith in harmony.
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Make miniature bottle‑cap polymer‑clay pies, explore Handwork: Contemporary Craft, enjoy live music, craft cider and beer, plus snacks and after‑hours gallery access. $25, ages 21 and up.
Donny Benét performs at The Atlantis, 2047 9th St NW, Washington.
Renée Fleming discusses music’s health benefits, followed by a book signing, with a beer/wine open bar, at the Arts Club of Washington; $30 members, $40 non‑members.
The Bends (If You Insist Tour) performs at Union Stage, 740 Water Street, Washington.
Disney Descendants, ZOMBIES & Camp Rock: Worlds Collide Concert Tour takes the stage at Capital One Arena in Washington.
We Are Scientists perform their debut album “With Love and Squalor” in full, plus hits, joined by Sean McVerry at Songbyrd Music House.
Outdoor docent-led tour of the Smithsonian Castle and Arts & Industries Building begins at the north doors on Jefferson Drive SW, weather permitting.
Six donated Jim Henson objects are examined by archives director Karen Falk, biographer Brian Jay Jones, and curator Ryan Lintelman, revealing his creative evolution, all ages.
HO99O9 and N8NOFACE unleash genre‑bending sonic alchemy at Black Cat, joined by Sincerely___ The Void and SLAY SQUAD.
Six distinct voices blend Central Asian, Chinese, Middle Eastern, and European traditions at Sixth & I, featuring saxophone, qanun, oud, drum, and accordion.
Docent-led tour of Chinese ritual bronzes, calligraphy, brush paintings, and Ming porcelain at Asian Art Museum, meeting at West Building Information Desk.
Research fellows present a lunchtime gallery talk on Martha Rosler’s Semiotics of the Kitchen at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
