Click directly on the map below for a schedule of each venue's weekend activities, or scroll down this page for a full listing of all events.
HARMONY HALL TENT
Saturday:
11:20 a.m. -- Buckwheat Zydeco, Louisiana zydeco band.
12:35 p.m. -- Eddie Palmieri, Latin jazz pianist.
1:50 -- Better Than Ezra, alternative rock.
3:20 -- Little Feat, a rock band.
Sunday:
10:30 a.m. -- John Bapst High School Band, world's largest high school band.
11:15 -- Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band, from New Orleans.
12:25 p.m. -- Preservation Hall Jazz Band.
1:50 -- Count Basie Orchestra.
3:20 -- Weir/Wasserman & Friends, folk, blues, bluegrass and rock music.
HERITAGE HALL TENT
Saturday:
10:30 a.m. -- Carnaval de San Anto, samba band.
11:20 -- Six Nations Women Singers, American Indian vocal group.
12:30 p.m. -- Steven Curtis Chapman, country gospel vocalist.
1:50 -- Maceo Parker, rhythm and blues saxophonist.
3:20 -- Chaka Khan, rhythm and blues vocalist.
Sunday:
11 a.m. -- Foxwoods Dance Troupe, American Indian dancers.
12:10 p.m. -- Shirley Caesar, gospel vocalist and evangelist.
1:30 -- "King!" a musical tribute by gospel vocalists.
3:25 -- Peter, Paul & Mary, folk trio.
BAIRD AUDITORIUM
Saturday:
11 a.m. -- de Colores Mexican Folk Dance Company.
11:30 -- Cambodian American Heritage, Khmer artforms.
Noon -- Celtic Thunder, Irish music.
1 p.m. -- Tap America, step dancers.
2 -- Six Nations Women Singers, American Indian vocal group.
Sunday:
11 a.m. -- Pan Masters, steel drums.
Noon -- Nashville Bluegrass.
1 p.m. -- KanKouran West African Dancers and Drummers.
2 -- Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band, from New Orleans.
AMERICAN JOURNEY TENT
Saturday:
11 a.m. -- Laurence Luckinbill as "Clarence Darrow."
Noon -- T. Berry Brazelton, family and health expert.
1 p.m. -- "Paul Robeson," performed by Avery Brooks.
2 -- Ken Burns, Civil War and baseball filmmaker.
3 -- Julius "Dr. J" Erving, pro basketball legend.
Sunday:
Noon -- Dr. Arvol Looking Horse & Northern Cree Drummers, American Indian music.
1 p.m. -- Laurence Luckinbill as "LBJ."
2 -- Whoopi Goldberg, actress and comedian.
3 -- James Whitmore as "Will Rogers"
MILLENNIUM SCHOOLHOUSE TENT
Saturday:
10:30 a.m. -- Ashley Ballard, 10-year-old singer.
11:15 -- Yelm Prairie Choir, children's songs.
11:55 -- The New Orleans Heritage School of Music Youth Jazz Orchestra.
12:40 p.m. -- Kids Count! a children's program.
1:50 -- Bill Nye, the Science Guy.
3 -- Elmo and his "Sesame Street" friends.
Sunday:
10:30 a.m. -- Mikala Enriquez, 10-year-old vocalist.
11:15 -- Save Our Youth, children's performance of rap/opera.
11:55 -- Angels of Praise Children's Gospel Choir.
12:40 p.m. -- Sing Along With Barney, Baby Bop & BJ.
1:50 -- Parachute Express, children's entertainment.
3 -- Sesame Street Games with Elmo.
DISCOVERY THEATER
Saturday:
10:30 a.m. -- Mi Casa Su Casa, Latin American storytelling.
11 -- Yankee Doodle Tales, stories from the American Revolution.
11:30 -- Eth-Noh-Tech Creations, Asian American stories and dance.
Noon -- One Family/One Planet, children's stories about the Earth.
12:30 p.m. -- Blue Horizon Dance Company, American Indian dancers.
1 -- Travelin' Jack & Co., American folk tales.
1:30 -- Eth-Noh-Tech Creations, Asian American stories and dance.
2 -- Charlotte Blake Alston, storyteller on Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement.
2:30 -- Mark Twain Country, stories of the legendary writer told by Dan LeMonnier.
3 -- Pueblo Dances, traditional and modern dances performed by Mary Jane Bird.
3:30 -- Music and the Underground Railroad, a musical on freedom from slavery.
4 -- Peace Tales, conflict resolution between cultures.
Sunday:
10:30 a.m. -- Mi Casa Su Casa, Latin American storytelling.
11 -- Yankee Doodle Tales, stories from the American Revolution.
11:30 -- Eth-Noh-Tech Creations, Asian American stories and dance.
Noon -- One Family/One Planet, children's stories about the Earth.
12:30 p.m. -- Blue Horizon Dance Company, American Indian dancers
1 -- Travelin' Jack & Co., American folk tales.
1:30 -- Eth-Noh-Tech Creations, Asian American stories and dance.
2 -- Charlotte Blake Alston, stories on the civil rights movement and King.
2:30 -- Mark Twain Country, stories about the writer by Dan LeMonnier.
3 -- Pueblo Dances, traditional and modern dances performed by Mary Jane Bird.
3:30 -- Music and the Underground Railroad, a musical on freedom from slavery.
4 -- Peace Tales, conflict resolution between cultures.
TECHNOLOGY PLAYGROUND TENT
This tent is a multimedia center for all ages. Visitors will be able to send e-mail to
President Clinton, Vice President Gore and their families, with the messages displayed on a large video screen. More than 18 technology companies will be displaying -- and allowing hands-on use of -- virtual reality systems, Internet browsers, games and other cutting-edge wonders.
ONLY ON SUNDAY
CARMICHAEL AUDITORIUM
11 a.m. -- Gay Men's Chorus of Washington.
Noon -- Lilo Gonzalez y los de la Mount Pleasant, Salvadoran songwriter and music.
12:30 p.m. -- Hanulsori, Korean drumming.
1 -- Cephas & Wiggins, blues group.
2 -- Dr. Arvol Looking Horse & Northern Cree Drummers, American Indian music.
HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM, MEYERHOFF THEATER
10:30 a.m. -- Opening remarks by Miles Lerman, president of the U.S. Holocaust Council. 11 -- "Toward an End to Racism and Prejudice," by Cornel West, a Harvard professor and author of "Race Matters.
Noon -- "Education for a Challenging Future," with Vartan Gregorian of Brown University.
1 p.m. -- "Liberty and Justice for All: The Continuing American Quest," with Antonia Hernandez, president of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund.
2 -- "From a Century of Genocide to a Century of Peace," with Nobel Peace-laureate Elie Wiesel.
3 -- "New Knowledge, New Dilemmas, New Solutions," with Maxine Singer, a molecular biologist.
4 -- "Building Strong Communities," with feminist leader Betty Friedan.
AMERICAN KITCHEN
Find out more about the culinary delights planned for the Mall.
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