What's on in Washington, DC
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Luncheon of the Boating Party (1880-81), a group of friends dining on a balcony above the Seine

The Phillips CollectionDupont Circle

Renoir's Luncheon of the Boating Party

Now showingPermanent collection$20

Renoir's 1880-81 riverside gathering at Chatou, bought by Duncan Phillips in 1923 and the museum's best-known work. Back in Gallery 201 after a 2026 loan to the Musée d'Orsay.

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Catie Michel, The Carrier Bag (Species Key), shown in Re-Inhabiting Conservation: Our Shared Skies

Re-Inhabiting Conservation: Our Shared Skies

IA&A at Hillyer

Diana Mercado, Under the Moonlight, an Andean landscape painting shown in La Casa en la Montana

La Casa en la Montaña

IA&A at Hillyer

Katherine Steichen Rosing, Harbingers - tattered white linen columns charred with flame, suspended as a ghost forest

Harbingers

IA&A at Hillyer

All exhibitions in Washington, DC this month Coming up in November

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IA&A at Hillyer

IA&A at Hillyer

ArtFree1 min walk
The facade of the Dumbarton Oaks house in Georgetown, Washington, DC

Dumbarton Oaks Museum & Gardens

ArtFree18 min walk
The red brick and sandstone Second Empire facade of the Renwick Gallery in Washington, DC, with mansard roofs and "Dedicated to Art" carved above the entrance

Renwick Gallery

ArchitectureFree18 min walk

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