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Celebrate 30 Years of Pokemon! Catch them all at the library! Find all the pokemon hiding in the children's room and get your pokedex stamped !
Celebrate 30 Years of Pokemon! Catch them all at the library! Find all the pokemon hiding in the children's room and get your pokedex stamped !
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Catch Pokémon hidden in the library’s children’s room and get a Pokédex stamp for ages 12 and under.
Catch Pokémon hidden in the library’s children’s room and get a Pokédex stamp for ages 12 and under.
Catch Pokémon hidden in the library’s children’s room and get a Pokédex stamp for ages 12 and under.
Catch Pokémon hidden in the library’s children’s room and get a Pokédex stamp for ages 12 and under.
Sensory‑friendly morning at the International Spy Museum offers a low‑stimulation visit for neurodivergent families.
Wonderplace offers touchable objects and museum collections paired with age‑appropriate activities, creating a history gateway for the youngest historians, for ages 6 and under.
Museum educator leads an interactive tour of Truman Lowe’s Water’s Edge exhibition, followed by a water‑inspired art‑making session in the imagiNATIONS Activity Center, all ages.
Hands‑on art‑making projects at Moonshot Studio, The REACH, Kennedy Center, celebrate creativity, for all ages.
Device help sessions covering laptops, cellphones, tablets, and iPads at Northwest One Neighborhood Library, Washington, for ages 18 and up.
Songs, bounces, scarves, shaker eggs, and parachutes fill 20‑30‑minute story times for infants and their caregivers at Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library, for ages 5 and under.
Tech Help Tuesdays (Francis A. Gregory Neighborhood Library) — One‑hour drop‑in session where staff assist with computer, laptop, phone, or tablet questions. Ages 18+.
Inventors workshop at the American History Museum’s Spark!Lab invites ages 6–12 to create, collaborate, test, and experiment using STEM, art, and history.
Stories and songs fill Classroom B on Planet Word’s 2nd floor, followed by playtime and socializing; free for ages 5 and under.
Free still‑life sketching, art‑element exploration, and crafts for ages 12 and under in Kogod Courtyard, plus café snacks for purchase, at Smithsonian American Art Museum, for all ages.
Legos and blocks are available for building creative creations at Capitol View Neighborhood Library, ages 12 and under.
Terrific Movie Tuesday (Chevy Chase Neighborhood Library) — Screening the 2024 film September 5, a 1‑hour‑31‑minute drama about the 1972 Munich Olympics hostage crisis, with closed captions, for ages 18 and up.