Albert Small News Today

Less than a week ago, Washington’s network of attractions added a new destination when the Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum opened its doors to the public. Located at F and 3rd Streets NW, the museum is comprised of a historic 19th Century synagogue—which was picked up and moved one block to its current

A crowd dances to the music of New Orleans Revue in the ballroom of Hotel Jerome at the JAS June Experience in downtown Aspen on Friday, June 25, 2021. The event includes four nights of live music at varying venues throughout the downtown core. The Hotel Jerome checked vaccine cards and concert tickets simultaneously to keep attendees safe and healthy during the musical experience. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times) With howls of joy from stages and smiles on mask-less faces filling crowded dance...

Distance he would go to to actually get up here. >> what were working towards, getting the stories out. they live on. >> reporter: thats what albert smalls years of collecting have been about. to celebrate the american experience and help keep it alive. >> makes me feel that ive left a mark. the message i want them to get is that were lucky that we have what we have today. and enjoy what we have. >> reporter: albert small wants his normandy project to live on. this year, he set up a permanent fu...