On May 7, Life is Good will be hosting a virtual commencement for all graduates who weren’t able to cross the stage this year.
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After a video of one of their officers reading a bedtime story went viral, the Hamden Police Department began a nightly storytelling series called “Hamden PD Storytime” on Facebook Live.
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From free custom to-go cocktails to a virtual foodie festival, the Washingtonian has a list of 7 fun food events around DCto take part in this week.
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This Thursday, April 30 at 8 PM ET, the National Air and Space Museum will be hosting a YouTube concert event, “Space Songs: Through the Distance,” in which artists share songs about space!
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Want to provide some cheer for your neighborhood? USA Today has a handy guide on how to share uplifting messages with your community in creative & crafty ways.
10. DCJazzFest has been postponed until the fall, but you can keep the party going until then by visiting the “DCJazzFest From Home” website where you’ll find never-before-seen footage & live streams from artists.
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To help out the homeless population throughout Houston, TX, these brothers are turning unused yarmulkes into face masks.
Need a lunchtime break? The Smithsonian’s Freer Sackler National Museum of Asian Art has moved its lunchtime meditation series online. Four days a week, local meditation teachers offer 30 minutes of stillness and peace via Zoom.
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When chef Jose Andres isn’t busy feeding hungry people through his World Central Kitchen, he can be found in his own kitchen, via Instagram, filming a new series #recipesforthepeople with his daughters.
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