Flattening the Curve: Things to Do (and See) While Sheltering-in-Place : Watch

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Sample our nation’s cinematic history in all of its forms. Films range from movies and documentaries to home videos and newsreels, covering a period of more than a hundred years, from 1890-1999.

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The international online film festival, co-curated by over 20 different partners, will kick off on YouTube from May 29 to June 7. It will encourage viewers at home to donate to the World Health Organization's COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund, along with local relief partners in various parts of the world--but all programming will be free for audiences to stream.

London’s Globe Theatre is screening past productions of some of Shakespeare's most well-loved plays on its YouTube channel, each available for a limited time.

Enjoy Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth, and more!

During this world-wide isolation, London's National Theatre is streaming free performances of plays every Thursday, 7 pm UK time (11 am PST)! Performances from the following week are available to view for a limited period.

NPR has transformed the popular Tiny Desk Concert series (which invites an artist to perform in NPR’s small studio space), so that musicians (various genres) are performing short, live concerts for you from their homes.

An open-source online music festival! Click to see the schedule and resources for artists to host their own shows.

Stream encore presentations of the Met's Live in HD productions, from your home. Performances are available for 23 Hours, starting 7:30 pm ET (4:30 pm PST).

Listings of events that have moved online because of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Many events are free. Some charge a small admission or encourage donations.)

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