Conrad Cherry Blossom Art Installation
Conrad Washington DC is celebrating the annual blooming of the Cherry Blossoms with a parasol activation designed and installed by local architect and artist My Ly.
The Japanese parasols serve as a nod to the famous flower, which were a gift from Japan in 1912, representing the enduring friendship between the two nations.
In the Japanese culture, parasols hold deep historical and aesthetic significance. They are not only used for protection from the sun and rain but also play an important role in performing arts such as kabuki and tea ceremonies, symbolizing grace and refinement.
Event Details
Visit the atrium to snap your photo today and keep an eye out for special Cherry Blossom-themed programming all season long.
NEW & Now
Farmers Market
is BACK
The market offers visitors the opportunity to purchase fresh produce and prepared goods from local small businesses.
Live Performance
The Washington Ballet’s world-class dancers will take over CityCenterDC for a free, public performances for two nights only in what’s become a beloved annual tradition.
TONED UP TUESDAYS
With CorePower Yoga
Level up your spring fitness routine with complimentary outdoor yoga and sculpt classes every Tuesday from 6-7PM.
SANDBOX VR EXPERIENCE
Now Open!
Immersive experiences that feel like the future
Sandbox is a futuristic VR experience for groups of up to 6 where you can see and physically interact with everyone inside, just like the real world.
Art in Display
at CityCenterDC
Transforming storefronts and unexpected urban spaces into curated canvases, artists Ben Tong and Emma Childs will each have their paintings displayedat CityCenterDC.
