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Atlas Performing Arts Center: 1333 H St., NE (ph.) 202-399-7993

Capitol Hill Children of Deaf Parents:

Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (CHAW): 527 7th St., SE (ph.) 202-547-6839

Joy Of Motion Dance Center: 1333 H St., NE (ph.) 202-399-6763

Library of Congress Young Readers Center: 10 1st St., SE (ph.) 202-707-1950

Mothers On The Hill (MOTH):

Playseum: 545 8th St., (ph.) 202-999-0510

Polite Piggy's Day Camp: (ph.) 240-396-8957

Sports On The Hill (SOTH): (ph.) 202-543-4582

The Family Room: 411 8th St., SE - 2nd Floor (ph.) 202-640-1865

Capitol Hill Libraries:

Northeast Branch: 330 7th St., NE (ph.) 202-698-3320

Southeast Branch: 403 7th St., SE (ph.) 202-698-3377

Recreation Centers:

Sherwood Recreation Center: 640 10th St., NE (ph.) 202-673-9128

Watkins Recreation Center: 420 12th St., SE (ph.) 202-724-4468

Swimming Pools:

Watkins Recreation Center: 420 12th St., SE (ph.) 202-724-4468

W.H. Rumsey Aquatic Center: 635 North Carolina Ave., SE (ph.) 202-724-4495

The Be With Me Playseum is all about providing a warm environment where kids can be with thier parents. We are a children's used bookstore in the design of a cityscape with hands-on fun bringing family and community together under one roof. This is place where parent and child come in feeling good and leave feeling great! Our vision is simple: we want kids to create and parents to relate. Our mission is clear: when you come into play you help a child far away.

Capitol Hill Children of Deaf Parents (CHCDP) is a group of deaf parents in Washington DC who are committed to ensuring their young deaf and hearing children experience a wonderful well-rounded urban life.

In the warm and neighborly spirit of Capitol Hill, these parents host various events including an annual Halloween bash, an annual Christmas party, a Valentine gathering, and more. They also convene at various events in Washington DC and the suburbs of the metropolitan area. CHCDP’s goal is simple – to provide their young deaf and hearing children with fun-filled memories while growing up in the Nation’s capitol.

Open a book to a child and you open the door to a new world. The Library of Congress welcomes children, teens and adults to the Young Readers Center, a place especially designed for young people.

Young people are encouraged to explore the center’s library of current and classic books, which can be read onsite. Adults can also read aloud to their children from a selection of preschool-appropriate books by the nation’s best authors and illustrators. This collection of books is noncirculating, and readers are encouraged to check with their school and local public libraries for copies that they can borrow and enjoy at home to complete their reading.

The Curious George Campaign promotes the value of parents reading to their children.