Art and the City
They look like ordinary objects: a teapot, screwdrivers, a set of keys, a sewing machine, but they’re not. That’s the point. They’re extraordinary—beautifully designed,...
Art League Pop-Up Exhibit ‘Gratitude’ Opens Next Friday
The Capitol Hill Art League (CHAL) invites the public to the reception to honor the opening of their pop-up exhibit, entitled 'Gratitude' to be...
DC Youth Orchestra Moves, Grows
The nonprofit DC Youth Orchestra Program started its 59th season on Sept. 14 in Ward 4, after nine years away from its original home...
Get to Know Riverfront on Guided Tour Thursday, June 27
After a successful ice cream social and summer kick-off with JD Land photographer Jacqueline Dupree, the Capitol Riverfront community BID is doing it again!
The...
Enter Ward 6 Democrats Words Matter Poetry Contest
In celebration of April as National Poetry Month, the Ward 6 Dems are sponsoring Words Matter, a poetry contest open to all residents of...
The Jazz Project
Next Train Home •••
Reza Khan, guitar
The New York City-based, Bangladesh-born Reza Khan has his fifth album due to be released in April. As a...
Art and the City
His paintings are character studies of tiny slivers of our universe—the vacant lots or the other scraps of human habitat ignored by beings with...
Virtual Offerings: The Folger Shakespeare Library
The Folger Shakespeare Library is providing a slate of free virtual offerings, from an interactive Hamlet quiz to a discussion series on race’s role...
Garage Grunge, Post Punk and Psychedelic Rock
Friday
Dust off your Doc Martins and head down to the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hotel to catch Mystery Friends this Friday, Jan. 26. A mashup...
Enter DC Library Haiku Contest
Celebrate National Poetry Month with DC Public Library! Residents ages 6 and up are invited to submit a haiku to the 2022 Haiku Contest....