Art in The City: Spring 2023 Art Expos, Fairs and Festivals
As you delve into this column, Punxsutawney Phil will have either seen his shadow and crawled back into his groundhog hole, indicating that six...
What to Do this Week: Hill & Vicinity
There's so much stuff to do where we live, we can't possibly put it all in one list! But we'll put some stuff out...
Chiarina Chamber Players at St. Mark’s
With the new year brings four opportunities to hear Chiarina Chamber Players, widely considered to be one of the most compelling chamber programs in...
Local Chorus to Begin New Season
Second Wind, a small chorus that has been making music on Capitol Hill for more than a decade, will inaugurate its spring season on...
Two End-of-Year Oscar Contenders
Empire of Light
Writer-director Sam Mendes’s latest offering is a period drama about the staff of a English resort town’s movie house with themes including...
Folger Theatre Hosts ‘The Reading Room’ at Reformation
Folger Theatre is starting the new year with two new series hosted at Capitol Hill landmarks this month.
The first is The Reading Room, running...
Must See Art Exhibitions, January 2023: Art and the City
One of the great joys that comes from living in Washington, DC is being able to access global cultures simply by taking metro versus...
Concert Raises Funds for Afgan Refugee Families
Celebrate good work --and contribute to the effort to help refugee families-- by attending with a fundraising concert Jan. 28.
Join Good Neighbors Capitol Hill...
Ring In New Year at Sixth Annual Noon Yards Eve
The Yards is closing out the year with the region’s biggest kid-friendly New Year's bash, Noon Yards Eve. It all happens from 10 a.m....
Pentecost and Parker: “Secrets Typed in Blood”
The detective team of Lillian Pentecost and Willowjean “Will” Parker is on the case again—and this time, they’re multitasking. The duo, created by DC...
