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• Nov 23rd

  3am

  Inside Media: Covering the Political Giants

  Todd Purdum (Vanity Fair)Inside Media: Covering the Political Giants

  Guest: Todd Purdum

  Date: Sunday, Nov. 23, 2008

  Location: Knight TV Studio, Level 3, 2:30 p.m.

  When politics and power intersect, Vanity Fair magazine national editor Todd Purdum is there to comprehensively report and analyze.

  Hear what Purdum has to say about reporting on the top leaders who shape Washington's political landscape

  The Newseum

  555 Pennsylvania Avenue North West
  Washington, DC
• Nov 23rd

  10am to 4pm

  Bioengineering: Making a New You

  Brought To You By: National Museum of Dentistry

  Phone: 410-706-0052

  Fax: 410-706-8313

  Event Web site: Visit the event's web site

  Description: Can you imagine replacing a tooth with a new one grown from your own cells? From the ancient Egyptians’ use of gold wire to hold replacement teeth in place to the latest experiments in growing new teeth from adult stem cells, Bioengineering: Make a New

  Dr. Samuel D. Harris National Museum of Dentistry

  31 South Greene Street
  Baltimore, MD 21201
• Nov 23rd

  10am to 4pm

  G.V. Black: Father of American Dentistry

  Brought To You By: National Museum of Dentistry

  Phone: 410-706-0052

  Fax: 410-706-8313

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  Description: Do you have silver fillings in your mouth? If so, you can thank Dr. G.V. Black. He not only invented the way your cavity was filled, but he figured out the perfect formulation for the material that filled it—-more than 100 years ago. Meet the man who m

  Dr. Samuel D. Harris National Museum of Dentistry

  31 South Greene Street
  Baltimore, MD 21201
• Nov 23rd

  10am

  Grand Reopening 3-Day Family Festival

  American History Museum Throughout the museum

  The museum celebrates its grand reopening with three days of festivities. Hear performances of jazz, blues, Latin music, 19th-century string band music, "freedom songs" of the Civil Rights Movement, and military music. Meet actors impersonating Mary Pickersgill, who made the Star-Spangled Banner in 1813; take part in the sit-ins of the Civil

  National Museum of American History

  1350 Constitution Avenue NW
  Washington, DC 20004
• Nov 23rd

  10am

  Richard Avedon - Portraits of Power

  The Corcoran Museum of Art

  
  Washington, DC 20006
• Nov 23rd

  11am to 5pm

  Salviati and the Antique: Ancient Inspiration for Modern Glassmaking

  Brought To You By: Walters Art Museum

  Phone: 410-547-9000

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  Description: Late 19th-century glassmakers were inspired by ancient art—especially ancient glass—that was found in excavations during this time period. Drawing on various qualities of ancient glass, such as techniques, motifs, shapes and colors, Salviati & Co. in Venice produced stun

  Walters Art Museum

  600 North Charles Street
  Baltimore, MD
• Nov 23rd

  12pm

  Robert F. Dorr: Hell Hawks! and Air Force One Book Signing

  Air and Space Museum Udvar-Hazy Center Outside Museum Store

  Robert F. Dorr signs copies of his books Hell Hawks!: The Untold Story of the American Fliers Who Savaged Hitler's Wehrmacht and Air Force One.

  Books available for sale in Museum Store

  Repeats Nov. 30

  National Air and Space Museum

  Independence Avenue at Fourth Street SW
  Washington, DC 20024
• Nov 23rd

  2pm

  Gallery Tours

  Date: November 23, 2008

  Hours: 2:00 PM

  Brought To You By: Walters Art Museum

  Phone: 410-547-9000

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  Description: WALK-IN GALLERY TOURS NEW TIME Saturdays, 11:30 a.m. Sundays, 2 p.m. Please note the following exceptions: tours on October 8, November 5, and November 19 will begin at 1:00 Meet in the Centre Street Visitor Lobby Join our experienced docents fo

  Walters Art Museum

  600 North Charles Street
  Baltimore, MD
• Nov 23rd

  2pm

  The Sakais' Happiness Film Series: Another Side of Japanese Cinema

  Freer Gallery Meyer Auditorium

  (2006, 112 min., Japanese with English subtitles, directed by Mipo Oh, Japan) This quietly charming film follows a family's journey from contentment to confusion to acceptance after the father suddenly disappears, and the son discovers the shocking reason why.

  Free, but tickets (2 per person) distributed 1 hour before

  Series continues December 5 & 7

  Freer Gallery

  1050 Independence Avenue SW
  Washington, DC 20560
• Nov 23rd

  2pm

  Amaranthine Museum

  Date: November 23, 2008

  Hours: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM

  Brought To You By: Amaranthine Museum

  Phone: 410-523-2574

  Fax: 410-523-2574

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  Description: The Labyrinth at the Amaranthine Museum is a stunning, unforgettable introduction to the history of art and the creative process in civilization, interpreted in inspired form by one of the foremost artists of our day

  Amaranthine Museum

  2010 Clipper Park Road
  Baltimore, MD