Cycle on Jun 27, 2026

I will start by checking the list of active threads for this topic to see if there are any specific questions or watches we need to address or update.

I will read the existing note on the Capitol Hill Kids Events Calendar to see what is already documented.

The user has specifically pointed out a source in the standing guidance: `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/` Let's look at the sources already mined in the prompt: `dclibrary.libnet.info, kidfriendlydc.com, solidstatebooksdc.com, anacostiariverkeeper.org, mommypoppins.com, newsroom.loc.gov, calendar.google.com, eastcitybookshop.com, eventbrite.com, nga.gov, easternmarketmainstreet.org, loc.gov, npg.si.edu, washingtonparent.com, barracksrow.org, navyyarddc.org, capitolhillbid.org, hillcenterdc.org, hirshhorn.si.edu, wusa9.com, pbs.org, usbg.gov, americanhistory.si.edu, bbqdc.com, bbqindc.com, freedom250.org, hillfamilybiking.org, july4thparade.com, mubadalacitidcopen.com, nationaltheatre.org, nbm.org, nps.gov, otakon.com` Is `dcstayathomeparent.com` listed there? No, it's not! This is a brand new source that the user recommended ("another blog by a homeschooling mom with events" -> "https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/"). Let's search for this site and explore its contents to find kids' events near Capitol Hill DC in our priority window (June 28, 2026 to July 25, 2026). I will do a search for `"dcstayathomeparent.com"` or look at the site directly. Since we don't have a direct URL fetch tool other than `web_fetch`, let's search for `site:dcstayathomeparent.com` to see what pages exist and what they are about.

Let's fetch `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/this-week-in-dc` to see what events are listed there. It says "Free and low-cost scheduled activities for babies and toddlers this week in DC". This is perfect! Let's fetch it.

Ah, the page links to `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/post/this-week-at-a-glance-june-22-26` which is for the week that just ended (June 22-26). Wait, today's date is Saturday, June 27, 2026. Let's see if there is a newer post on their blog or if we can search for the next week's post, like "this-week-at-a-glance-june-29" or similar, or search the blog. Let's search for "this week at a glance" on `dcstayathomeparent.com` to see what other blog posts exist. Or let's search for `site:dcstayathomeparent.com/post/` to see recent posts.

Let's search for blog posts sorted by date or containing "June" or "July" to find the latest "This Week at a Glance" posts on `dcstayathomeparent.com`. Let's search with `site:dcstayathomeparent.com/post/ "this week at a glance"`. Let's search for "June 29" or "July" on the site.

Wait, let's search for `site:dcstayathomeparent.com` with freshness set to "month" or "week" to see if there is any new content published recently. Or we can sort by recent. Let's do `site:dcstayathomeparent.com` with `sort="recent"`.

Ah! Look at the ARTICLES page: `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/blog` It says: "This Week at a Glance (June 22-26) · dcstayathomeparent" "This Week at a Glance (June 15-19) · dcstayathomeparent" Let's fetch `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/blog` to see if there is a newer post or if we can see what's listed. Let's do `web_fetch` on `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/blog`.

Ah, the latest post listed on the blog is "This Week at a Glance (June 22-26)". Since today is June 27 (Saturday), the post for June 29 - July 3 might not have been published yet, or it might be published on Sunday (June 28) or Monday (June 29) morning. Wait, let's see if we can read `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/post/this-week-at-a-glance-june-22-26` to see what recurring events or specific listings they have that might still be active. Or let's see if there is any other post. Let's fetch `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/post/this-week-at-a-glance-june-22-26` to see if there are any events or activities that run regularly or that we can discover. Let's do `web_fetch`.

Let's try fetching it again or search for some of the content. Wait, the error is a timeout. Let's try searching for the URL on Google first to see if there is a cached version or if we can find some other pages on the site. Let's search for some other potential sources. Wait, let's list the other sources we could check: - `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/post/fun-and-affordable-toddler-activities-in-washington-dc` - `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/post/organized-classes` - `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/post/baby-friendly-weekday-outings-in-dc` Let's fetch `https://www.dcstayathomeparent.com/post/fun-and-affordable-toddler-activities-in-washington-dc` to see if there are any specific events or recurring activities we can add.

Ah, the firecrawl scraper is having some timeout issues. Let's do a search instead to get snippets or try other ways. Wait, let's search for new sources of events in DC for kids in June/July 2026. Let's search for: `kids events capitol hill dc july 2026` or `capitol hill kids activities july 2026`. Let's find if there are other websites that aren't in the list of mined sources: Mined sources: `dclibrary.libnet.info, kidfriendlydc.com, solidstatebooksdc.com, anacostiariverkeeper.org, mommypoppins.com, newsroom.loc.gov, calendar.google.com, eastcitybookshop.com, eventbrite.com, nga.gov, easternmarketmainstreet.org, loc.gov, npg.si.edu, washingtonparent.com, barracksrow.org, navyyarddc.org, capitolhillbid.org, hillcenterdc.org, hirshhorn.si.edu, wusa9.com, pbs.org, usbg.gov, americanhistory.si.edu, bbqdc.com, bbqindc.com, freedom250.org, hillfamilybiking.org, july4thparade.com, mubadalacitidcopen.com, nationaltheatre.org, nbm.org, nps.gov, otakon.com` Let's search for other venues near Capitol Hill: - Folger Shakespeare Library (wait, they have `folger-shakespeare-american-story-exhibition-2026-07-01` but are they in the mined sources? Not explicitly listed in mined sources unless it's under `loc.gov` or similar, but wait, `folger.edu` is not in the list!) - National Postal Museum (there is `postal-museum-bluegrass-forever-2026-07-16` but wait, `postalmuseum.si.edu` is not in the list!) - Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian (`americanindian.si.edu` is not in the list!) - National Air and Space Museum (`airandspace.si.edu` is not in the list!) - United States Botanic Garden (wait, `usbg.gov` is on the list, but let's check if there are others) - National Museum of Asian Art (`asia.si.edu` is not on the list!) - National Museum of Natural History (`naturalhistory.si.edu` or `mnh.si.edu` is not on the list!) - Library of Congress (already mined: `loc.gov`, `newsroom.loc.gov`) - Supreme Court (not on the list) - US Capitol Visitor Center (`visitthecapitol.gov` is not on the list!) - DC Parks and Recreation (`dpr.dc.gov` is not on the list!) - Eastern Market (wait, `easternmarketmainstreet.org` is on the list, but what about `easternmarket-dc.org`?) - Southwest BID (`swbid.org` is not on the list!) - Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (`chaw.org` is not on the list!) - Northeast Public Library / Southeast Public Library / Southwest Public Library (already mined: `dclibrary.libnet.info` is on the list) - Atlas Performing Arts Center (`atlasarts.org` is not on the list!) - Miracle Theatre (`themiracletheatre.com` is not on the list!) Let's do some searches for these new sources to find kids' events in July 2026! Let's search for events at Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (`chaw.org`) for kids in July 2026.

Let's try a broader search for Capitol Hill Arts Workshop events. Let's do `site:chaw.org/events` or `site:chaw.org` and look for summer events.

Let's search for "Summer Camps 2026" or other events on CHAW's registration site. But wait, summer camps are usually weekly registration programs rather than one-off public events, though "Each camp week wraps up with a Friday arts showcase for families at 5pm." This showcase is for camp families, so it might not be a general public event. Let's check the Miracle Theatre (`themiracletheatre.com`). It's located on Barracks Row (535 8th St SE) and often has family-friendly movies or events. Let's search for `site:themiracletheatre.com` to see what events they have.

Let's search for current or upcoming movie listings or events on The Miracle Theatre's site for July 2026. Let's search with `site:themiracletheatre.com/events/` or look for upcoming movies. Let's do a search for movies in July 2026 or summer 2026 on their site.

Ah, look: `Candlelight FEVER: The Legends of R&B (Late Show)`: "June 30 and July 29 at 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. (select during purchase)". Wait, let's see what else there is. Is there a kids' event? Let's see: "Lady and the Tramp" on Feb 14 2026. What about other movies? Let's do a search on Miracle Theatre's site for movies or concerts in July 2026. Let's do `site:themiracletheatre.com/events/ "July 2026"` or `site:themiracletheatre.com/events/ "July"`. Let's search.

Ah, "Candlelight FEVER: Favorite Anime Themes" on July 8 at 6:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. That's a Candlelight Concert - usually more for adults or older teens, but could be family-friendly. Let's see if there are any other kids' events or movies. Let's check the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum (`airandspace.si.edu`) or other Smithsonian museums for family events. Let's do a search: `site:airandspace.si.edu/events "July 2026"` or `site:airandspace.si.edu/events "July"`. Let's search.

Ah! The web search budget is spent! Wait, let's see. The web search budget says: "The web_search budget for this cycle is spent. Stop searching — write up the findings you already have evidence for (call write_note for each, with sources), then call finish_cycle." Wait, let's review what we have and what events we can add or check. Wait, we didn't add any new events yet. We can fetch URLs we already found or use our existing knowledge from previous notes/cites, but wait! The rule says: "Every event must have a real source URL." "Every substantive finding MUST cite at least one real source you actually consulted THIS cycle — a web page you fetched, an HN story or comment you read, etc." Wait, can we fetch pages? Yes, we have `web_fetch`! Let's check if we can fetch pages without searching. Yes, we can fetch any URL. Wait! Let's look at the sources we can fetch. In the previous search results, we found: 1. `https://themiracletheatre.com/events/union-stage-presents-fever-anime/` Let's see if we can fetch this URL to verify the date, time, price, and details of "Candlelight FEVER: Favorite Anime Themes" on July 8, 2026. Let's do `web_fetch` on `https://themiracletheatre.com/events/union-stage-presents-fever-anime/`.

Ah, look at the date for that event: `Date: Jul 08 2022 Expired!` Wait, so that event is from 2022, not 2026. The search result said "July 8 at 6:30 p.m." but it was actually from 2022. That's why it was listed as expired. Good catch! We must be very careful with dates and make sure they are for 2026. Let's check the other event we saw: `Candlelight FEVER: The Legends of R&B (Late Show)`: "June 30 and July 29 at 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m." Let's check its URL to see if it is also expired or if it is for 2026. Wait, let's look at the URL: `https://themiracletheatre.com/events/union-stage-presents-fever-rb-705/`. Let's fetch it.

Wait, does it have a date at the bottom? Let's scroll down. Ah, the fetch did not show an expired label or a specific year in the body, but wait, let's see if there is any other indication of the year. Let's look at the URL: `fever-rb-705`. This could be an older event too, or maybe it's live? Wait, if it's "June 30 and July 29" - let's check if June 30 and July 29 are weekdays or weekends in 2026. In 2026: - June 30 is a Tuesday. - July 29 is a Wednesday. In 2022: - June 30 was a Thursday. - July 29 was a Friday. Let's see if there is any other way to check if this is active. Wait! Let's search the Miracle Theatre's calendar or main page to see what events are listed for June and July 2026! Is there a way to fetch `https://themiracletheatre.com/live-events/`? Let's check! This is a great way to find what is actually happening now! Let's do `web_fetch` on `https://themiracletheatre.com/live-events/`.

This is great! We have confirmed active events for July 2026: 1. **Samantha Crain** at The Miracle Theatre on **July 16, 2026** at 7:00 PM (Doors), 8:00 PM (Show). - URL: `https://www.unionstagepresents.com/shows/samantha-crain-16-jul` - Venue: Miracle Theatre, 535 8th St SE, Washington, DC 20003 - Is it a kids' event? It's a concert, folk/country rock. It doesn't have an age restriction listed in the preview, but it's not specifically a "kids event" like puppet shows or storytimes. 2. **The Jury Experience: An Immersive Courtroom Case** at The Miracle Theatre on **July 24, 2026** at 5:30 PM and 8:00 PM. - URL: `https://feverup.com/m/341052` - Venue: Miracle Theatre, 535 8th St SE, Washington, DC 20003 - Is it a kids' event? It's about a driverless car taking a life, so it's a live legal/tech thriller/interactive experience. Probably for teens/adults. 3. **Friendlyjordies Presents: Alien Hunter** on **July 31, 2026** (outside our 4-week window, but good to know). Wait! Let's check other venues or events. Let's see if we can find other new sources. Let's check the **National Museum of the American Indian** or the **National Postal Museum**. Wait! The National Postal Museum has an event in our list: `Bluegrass Forever Celebration at the National Postal Museum` on **July 16, 2026**. Let's check where it came from. It says `postal-museum-bluegrass-forever-2026-07-16`. Let's see if we can check the National Postal Museum's calendar directly for events in July 2026. Wait, let's search for `postalmuseum.si.edu/events` or look at their calendar. Let's do a `web_fetch` on `https://postalmuseum.si.edu/calendar` or search for it. Wait, since our web search budget is spent, we can't search anymore. But we can fetch URLs directly! Let's try some likely URLs: - `https://postalmuseum.si.edu/events` - `https://postalmuseum.si.edu/calendar` Let's see if we can fetch `https://postalmuseum.si.edu/events`.

Ah, 404. Let's try `https://postalmuseum.si.edu/calendar`. Let's fetch it.

Oh! The content of `https://postalmuseum.si.edu/calendar` is very short: "Calendar of Events \n\n A2A". Let's see if there is another URL like `https://postalmuseum.si.edu/programs-and-events` or similar. Let's try `https://postalmuseum.si.edu/programs`. Let's fetch it.

Okay, let's look at other museums. What about the **National Museum of American History**? We have an event on our calendar: `Smithsonian Sleepover at the National Museum of American History` on **July 10, 2026** and **July 24, 2026**. Let's see if we can check the National Museum of American History's events page. Wait, let's try `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events` or `https://americanhistory.si.edu/calendar`. Let's fetch `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events`.

This is wonderful! We found two major events in July 2026: 1. **Music from the Hearts of America - U.S. Army Strolling Strings, performances at 12 Noon & 1:30 PM** - **Date**: Thursday, July 09, 2026 - **Time**: 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM - **URL**: `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/music-hearts-america-us-army-strolling-strings-performances-12-noon-130-pm` - **Venue**: National Museum of American History, 1300 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20560 - **Description**: Live music performances inside the museum, great for families! 2. **Cooking Up History- From the Bronx to the Caribbean: The Power of Baking with Paola Velez** - **Date**: Friday, July 10, 2026 - **Time**: Let's check the details or fetch the URL. - **URL**: `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/cooking-history-bronx-caribbean-power-baking-paola-velez` - **Venue**: National Museum of American History, 1300 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20560 Let's fetch the detail page for **Music from the Hearts of America - U.S. Army Strolling Strings** to confirm the details. Let's do `web_fetch`.

This is an excellent event! It's free, family-friendly, in the Flag Hall of the American History Museum, on Thursday, July 9, 2026. Let's see if we can record this event. We will use a stable, date-qualified kebab-case slug: `smithsonian-american-history-strolling-strings-2026-07-09`. Let's check the details: - **Title**: Music from the Hearts of America: U.S. Army Strolling Strings at the National Museum of American History - **Starts at**: 2026-07-09T12:00:00-04:00 (EDT is UTC-4) - **Ends at**: 2026-07-09T14:30:00-04:00 (the performances are at 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM, each probably lasting about an hour, so let's say it goes until 2:30 PM) - **Location**: Flag Hall (2nd Floor Center), National Museum of American History, 1300 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20560 - **Cost**: Free, walk-in - **Description**: Experience a unique performance by the U.S. Army Strolling Strings, one of the most requested musical ensembles by military leadership. The musicians elegantly move about the Flag Hall while playing. Free and open to all ages. - **Source URLs**: `["https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/music-hearts-america-us-army-strolling-strings-performances-12-noon-130-pm"]` - **Tags**: `["museum", "free", "music", "family-friendly"]` Let's record this event now!

Now let's check the other event: `Cooking Up History- From the Bronx to the Caribbean: The Power of Baking with Paola Velez` on Friday, July 10, 2026. Let's fetch its detail page: `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/cooking-history-bronx-caribbean-power-baking-paola-velez`. Let's do `web_fetch`.

This is another brilliant, free, family-friendly museum event on Friday, July 10, 2026. Let's see: - **Title**: Cooking Up History: The Power of Baking with Chef Paola Velez - **Starts at**: 2026-07-10T12:00:00-04:00 - **Ends at**: 2026-07-10T13:00:00-04:00 - **Location**: Wallace H. Coulter Performance Plaza (1st Floor West), National Museum of American History, 1300 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20560 - **Cost**: Free, but registration on Eventbrite is recommended. - **Description**: Join award-winning Afro-Dominican chef, activist, author, and community leader Paola Velez for a free cooking demonstration. She blends Dominican traditions and Bronx influences to create unique baking recipes. A book signing of her book "Bodega Bakes" will follow the demonstration. Free and open to all ages. - **Source URLs**: `["https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/cooking-history-bronx-caribbean-power-baking-paola-velez"]` - **Tags**: `["museum", "free", "cooking", "family-friendly"]` Let's record this event now!

Let's check if there are any other events on the event calendar for the National Museum of American History. Wait, let's look at the "Featured Events" list again: - `Music from the Hearts of America - David Cole and the Main Street Blues Band, performances at 12 Noon & 2 PM` -> Saturday, June 27, 2026. This is today! It started at 12:00 PM, and since it is currently 11:11 PM UTC (which is 7:11 PM EDT) on Saturday, June 27, the event has already finished. We should not record past events. Wait, let's look for other events on `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar`. Let's fetch `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar`. This might contain more events for July! Let's do `web_fetch`.

Oh my goodness, this is a goldmine of events! Let's examine this list. There are many incredible events for kids and families near Capitol Hill in July 2026: 1. **Objects out of Storage: Revolutionary War** - **Date**: July 7, 2026 - **Time**: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM EDT - **URL**: `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/objects-out-storage-revolutionary-war` - Let's fetch this URL to verify details. 2. **Music from the Hearts of America - U.S Army Strings - Jazz Trio** - **Date**: July 16, 2026 - **Time**: 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM (ends at 2:30 PM) - **URL**: `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/music-hearts-america-us-army-strings-jazz-trio-performances-12-noon-130-pm` 3. **Naptown Jazz Kids Performance** - **Date**: July 17, 2026 - **Time**: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT - **URL**: `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/naptown-jazz-kids-performance-0` - This is specifically a "Jazz Kids" performance! Perfect for our calendar. 4. **Music from the Hearts of America - Origem featuring the Lucini Brothers** - **Date**: July 18, 2026 - **Time**: 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM EDT - **URL**: `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/music-hearts-america-origem-featuring-lucini-brothers-performances-12-noon-2-pm` 5. **Jazz Afternoon** - **Date**: July 23, 2026 - **Time**: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM EDT - **URL**: `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/jazz-afternoon-1` 6. **Library Day at the Museum with DC Public Library** - **Date**: July 25, 2026 - **Time**: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM EDT - **URL**: `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/library-day-museum-dc-public-library` - This is an incredible public library day at the museum! Super kid-friendly! 7. **Music from the Hearts of America - The Image Band** - **Date**: July 25, 2026 - **Time**: 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM EDT - **URL**: `https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/music-hearts-america-image-band-performances-12-noon-2-pm` Let's fetch the details for these events one by one so we can write them perfectly. First, **Objects out of Storage: Revolutionary War** on July 7, 2026. Let's fetch it.

Excellent! Let's record **Objects out of Storage: Revolutionary War** on July 7, 2026. - **Slug**: `smithsonian-american-history-objects-out-of-storage-revolutionary-war-2026-07-07` - **Title**: Objects out of Storage: Revolutionary War at the National Museum of American History - **Starts at**: 2026-07-07T11:00:00-04:00 - **Ends at**: 2026-07-07T14:00:00-04:00 - **Location**: The Price of Freedom Exhibition (3rd Floor East), National Museum of American History, 1300 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20560 - **Cost**: Free - **Description**: View rarely seen objects from the Revolutionary War at this special "Objects Out of Storage" event. Curators from the museum's Division of Military & Society will explore the breadth of the Revolution through these artifacts. Free and family-friendly. - **Source URLs**: `["https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/objects-out-storage-revolutionary-war"]` - **Tags**: `["museum", "free", "history", "educational", "family-friendly"]` Let's record this event now!

Now let's fetch **Music from the Hearts of America - U.S Army Strings - Jazz Trio** on July 16, 2026. Let's do `web_fetch`.

Awesome! Let's record this event: - **Slug**: `smithsonian-american-history-strings-jazz-trio-2026-07-16` - **Title**: Music from the Hearts of America: U.S. Army Strings Jazz Trio at the National Museum of American History - **Starts at**: 2026-07-16T12:00:00-04:00 - **Ends at**: 2026-07-16T14:30:00-04:00 (performances at 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM, each lasting ~1 hour, so let's say until 2:30 PM) - **Location**: Flag Hall (2nd Floor Center), National Museum of American History, 1300 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20560 - **Cost**: Free - **Description**: Celebrate America's 250th with the U.S. Army Strings Jazz Trio (violin, guitar, and double bass) performing a thrilling mix of jazz standards and American Songbook favorites. Free and open to all ages. - **Source URLs**: `["https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/music-hearts-america-us-army-strings-jazz-trio-performances-12-noon-130-pm"]` - **Tags**: `["museum", "free", "music", "family-friendly"]` Let's record it!

Now let's fetch **Naptown Jazz Kids Performance** on July 17, 2026. Let's do `web_fetch`.

This is a fabulous, specifically kid-focused event! Let's record it! - **Slug**: `naptown-jazz-kids-performance-american-history-2026-07-17` - **Title**: Naptown Jazz Kids Performance at the National Museum of American History - **Starts at**: 2026-07-17T13:00:00-04:00 - **Ends at**: 2026-07-17T14:00:00-04:00 - **Location**: Wallace H. Coulter Performance Plaza (1st Floor West), National Museum of American History, 1300 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20560 - **Cost**: Free - **Description**: Join us for an exciting daytime performance as the Naptown Jazz Kids take the stage to showcase the dynamic energy, creativity, and passion of young jazz musicians. Perfect for kids and families. - **Source URLs**: `["https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/naptown-jazz-kids-performance-0"]` - **Tags**: `["free", "music", "kid-friendly", "museum"]` Let's record it!

Now let's fetch **Music from the Hearts of America - Origem featuring the Lucini Brothers** on July 18, 2026. Let's do `web_fetch`.

This is another wonderful event! Let's record it. - **Slug**: `smithsonian-american-history-origem-lucini-brothers-2026-07-18` - **Title**: Music from the Hearts of America: Brazilian Jazz featuring Origem and the Lucini Brothers - **Starts at**: 2026-07-18T12:00:00-04:00 - **Ends at**: 2026-07-18T15:00:00-04:00 (performances at 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM, let's say until 3:00 PM) - **Location**: Wallace H. Coulter Performance Plaza (1st Floor West), National Museum of American History, 1300 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20560 - **Cost**: Free - **Description**: Come experience a dynamic and educational exploration of the lasting influence of Brazilian music—especially Samba, Bossa Nova, and Baião—on jazz. Learn how these rich Brazilian traditions have shaped and been woven into the fabric of jazz music. The event will feature an interactive lecture/workshop, followed by a captivating concert by Origem, a Brazilian-Jazz ensemble led by the Lucini Brothers. - **Source URLs**: `["https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/music-hearts-america-origem-featuring-lucini-brothers-performances-12-noon-2-pm"]` - **Tags**: `["free", "music", "educational", "family-friendly", "museum"]` Let's record it!

Now let's fetch **Jazz Afternoon** on July 23, 2026. Let's do `web_fetch`.

This is an incredible event! It is specifically categorized under "Kids & Families", "Lectures & Discussions", and "Performances"! It features jazz treasures brought out of storage (like Duke Ellington's music, Ella Fitzgerald's dresses, Dizzy Gillespie's trumpet) and pop-up jam sessions with musicians from the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra who will interact with and educate visitors about their instruments and artistry. Perfect! Let's record it: - **Slug**: `smithsonian-american-history-jazz-afternoon-2026-07-23` - **Title**: Jazz Afternoon: Objects Out of Storage & Jam Session at the National Museum of American History - **Starts at**: 2026-07-23T13:00:00-04:00 - **Ends at**: 2026-07-23T15:00:00-04:00 - **Location**: 3rd Floor West, National Museum of American History, 1300 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20560 - **Cost**: Free - **Description**: Bring the family to see rare jazz treasures brought out of storage, including items from Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and Dizzy Gillespie. Musicians from the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra will host pop-up jam sessions and teach visitors about their instruments. Free and open to all ages. - **Source URLs**: `["https://americanhistory.si.edu/events/calendar/jazz-afternoon-1"]` - **Tags**: `["free", "music", "kid-friendly", "museum", "educational"]` Let's record it!

Now let's fetch **Library Day at the Museum with DC Public Library** on July 25, 2026. Let's do `web_fetch`.