Located next to Glen Echo Park. Museum features permanent and changing exhibits documenting worklife and the history of labor. The former Chautauqua meeting ground now features artists at work. Summer entertainment, potters, puppeteers, dancers, painters, and children's theatre make this a park unique unto itself. An intimate gallery hosting fine art illustrations and graphic design by local artists.
Artworks are available for sale.
The Maryland College of Art offers a range of educational course work for the arts. MCHS also operates the Stonestreet Medical Museum, illustrating 19th century medicine and a research library. A network of eight individual historic museums and historical societies. Together their nearly 500,000 artifacts constitute Maryland's largest historical and cultural collections. In July and August, Wed.