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DAR Headquarters, including the DAR Museum and DAR Library, will be closed to the public on Saturday, June 13 
due to street closures and access restrictions connected with an area event. Additionally, street traffic and parking 
in the area will be significantly restricted in the days leading up to and following the weekend events.

DAR Marian Anderson Legacy Scholarship Accepting Applications Through Jan. 31

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Undergraduate & graduate students urged to start application process well ahead of deadline

WASHINGTON – Undergraduate and graduate students studying music with ambitions for future careers can take time over the holiday break to apply for the DAR Marian Anderson Legacy Scholarship. Sponsored by the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), the scholarship provides a one-time $5,000 award to one student annually who is pursuing undergraduate or graduate study in music.  

To Mark 250th Anniversary of Struggle for Independence, Exhibit from American Battlefield Trust & Daughters of The American Revolution Will Crisscross Country

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The American Revolution Experience connects modern audiences nationwide with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation using visuals, technology 

Exhibition Workshop: Make your Own Storycloth

Events Calendar

10am – 2pm

$25
Join us for a captivating Storycloth Workshop at the DAR Museum. Esther Nisenthal Krinitz, a Holocaust survivor, used fabric and stitches to tell her daughters the story of the family she had loved and lost. In this half-day workshops, participants will learn about Esther’s art and story, and then create their own story-cloths about their own families. The October workshop will be geared toward immigrants and their family members, who can also share stories of their journey to the United States.

Exhibition Workshop: Make your Own Storycloth

Events Calendar

10am – 2pm


$25
Join us for a captivating Storycloth Workshop at the DAR Museum. Esther Nisenthal Krinitz, a Holocaust survivor, used fabric and stitches to tell her daughters the story of the family she had loved and lost. In this half-day workshops, participants will learn about Esther’s art and story, and then create their own story-cloths about their own families. The April workshop will be geared toward families—parents, grandparents, and children, akin to Esther’s own image of Coming to America included in the DAR exhibit.  

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