Fashion History Trivia Night at the Library of Congress

Test your knowledge of 250 years of American fashion at the Library of Congress during a special edition of "Who Knew?" trivia night on June 4. This collections-inspired event invites visitors to dive into the history of American style, covering everything from powdered wigs and bustles to flapper dresses and modern silhouettes. The trivia night is part of the Library's month-long salute to fashion, which also includes a costume ball, sneaker culture discussions, and jazz programs.

When: Thursday, June 4, 2026 (exact start time not specified; likely an evening program)
Showtimes: Not listed
Price: Free, but a timed-entry pass is required for admission to the Library of Congress
Venue: Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Event: "Who Knew?" Trivia Night – Fashion History Edition; focuses on 250 years of American fashion in the Library's collections
Ages: Not specified; likely all ages welcome with timed-entry pass
Run time: Not specified
Note: Timed-entry passes must be reserved in advance. This event is part of the "Fashion Through the Ages" programming in June, separate from the Costume Ball on June 11. No additional details about team size, format, or prizes are provided in the available text.