In contrast to the sprawling built-for-purpose Russian compound on Wisconsin Avenue, a mere 1.5 miles away and walkable through some of the more serene parts of town, the Embassy of Ukraine occupies one of the oldest and most historical buildings in Washington, a monument to independence, and the founding of a new nation's capital. That is, of course, before it was a disco.
3900 Nebraska Ave has served as the residence of the Swedish Ambassador since 1950. This year, it'll be put up for sale. The decision to sell the Nebraska house reflects the changing nature of diplomacy, and why diplomatic buildings need to change along with it.
Join us on June 4th for a private tour of the House of Sweden and the Arctic Highways and Her Rights! exhibits.
During pandemic lockdowns, the Former Residence of the Ambassadors of Spain, now serving as the Embassy of Spain's cultural center, turned the building's grounds and exteriors into outdoor museums.
Read A Former Residence Turns Inside Out During Lockdowns on DiplomaticaGlobal.com.
Join us June 29th for a private tour of the former residence and exhibits with Spain's Cultural Counselor, Miguel Albero.
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Looking for something fun to do this weekend, next week, or this month? Here are some public diplomacy events we're looking forward to.
Celebrate 200 years of U.S.-Colombian relations and experience at La Cosecha June 1.
Learn about the Czech influence on German Shepherds at the Embassy of the Czech Republic June 1.
Hear Italian-Brazilian artist GAIA perform at the Embassy of Italy June 3.
Explore artist Carolina Gutiérrez's exhibition Behind the Words at the Embassy of Argentina June 9.
Enjoy the Nordic Jazz Festival from June 17-22 with the embassies of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden.
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