Do your holiday shopping virtually with Glen Echo Park! Our virtual shopping experience is a new safe and accessible way to support the Park and resident artists. Our virtual shoppers can help you pick out your favorite holiday gifts.

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Do your holiday shopping virtually with Glen Echo Park! Our virtual shopping experience is a new safe and accessible way to support the Park and resident artists. Our virtual shoppers can help you pick out your favorite holiday gifts.

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Do your holiday shopping virtually with Glen Echo Park! Our virtual shopping experience is a new safe and accessible way to support the Park and resident artists. Our virtual shoppers can help you pick out your favorite holiday gifts.

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Join Barbara Tyroler and Photoworks to discuss their latest online exhibit, "A Walk from the Park." Hear what featured photographers have to say about their compelling photos.

Join us for an evening discussion with Preston Sampson, a figurative expressionist painter whose work captures the essence of Black people throughout US history. He will discuss themes from his solo exhibition, Respite, on view in Glen Echo Park Partnership's Stone Tower Gallery through November 15, 2020.

In the exhibition, he portrays Black Americans enjoying simple pleasures. During a time of civil unrest and the fight for Black lives, Sampson's portraits create an environment for rest or relief.

For more information about Glen Echo Park Partnership Galleries visit our website

Join Zoom Meeting

A monthly Sunday morning Coffee and Critique is one of Photoworks’ most popular events.

Show photos for informal feedback by a Photoworks faculty member, or just attend to take part in a lively and thoughtful conversation about fresh work from fellow photographers.

The event is always free. It’s a great way to get feedback on your work and meet others who are passionate about photography.

Coffee and Critique is virtual until further notice. Join on Zoom! Get the Zoom room information when you register HERE SOON.

A monthly Sunday morning Coffee and Critique is one of Photoworks’ most popular events.

Show photos for informal feedback by a Photoworks faculty member, or just attend to take part in a lively and thoughtful conversation about fresh work from fellow photographers.

The event is always free. It’s a great way to get feedback on your work and meet others who are passionate about photography.

Coffee and Critique is virtual until further notice. Join on Zoom! Get the Zoom room information when you register HERE.

A monthly Sunday morning Coffee and Critique is one of Photoworks’ most popular events.

Show photos for informal feedback by a Photoworks faculty member, or just attend to take part in a lively and thoughtful conversation about fresh work from fellow photographers.

The event is always free. It’s a great way to get feedback on your work and meet others who are passionate about photography.

Coffee and Critique is virtual until further notice. Join on Zoom! Get the Zoom room information when you register HERE.

Please join Words Out Loud, A Spoken Word Series, as they take their monthly event virtually via Zoom!  

April's event features a thematic open mic focusing on opposites, specifically beginnings and ends. Come prepared with at least 2 pieces (poetry or other), one on beginnings and one on ends, with an option of a third piece on a topic of your choice. Plan to adhere to a 4 minute time limit although this may need to be adjusted depending upon the number of people signing up. Screen sharing is always an option if you want to have your poems displayed

Join the Zoom Meeting for the streaming event!

Please join Words Out Loud, A Spoken Word Series, as they take their monthly event virtually via Zoom!  

February's event features Derek N. Otsuji  and Mark Tarren.

Derek N. Otsuji is the author of The Kitchen of Small Hours, winner of the 2021 Crab Orchard Review Poetry Series Open Competition.  It will be published by SIU Press in fall 2021.  His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in The Threepenny Review, The Southern Review, Rattle, Poet Lore, and Pleiades.

Mark Tarren is a poet and writer who lives on remote Norfolk Island in the South Pacific.  A Pushcart nominee, his poems have appeared or are forthcoming in various literary journals including The New Verse News, The Blue Nib, Poets Reading The News, Street Light Press, Spillwords Press, Tuck Magazine and Impspired Magazine.

Join the Zoom Meeting for the streaming event!

Meeting ID:  876 4770 1054