For DCPS kids this is the final weekend of summer which, while SO SO WELCOME, seems wrong since Labor Day is still two weeks away. Regardless, it’s still summer so we must continue to summer on. Tonight you can catch a preview performance of SCENA Theatre’s interpretation of Oscar Wilde’s classic farce The Importance of […]
What better way to end the summer than with neighbors, enjoying some of the best FREE activities around? Sunday, August 30, join Ward 6 Day Out With The Nationals. Councilmember Charles Allen’s office has a limited number of FREE tickets to share with Ward 6 residents. You can request up to FOUR free tickets to see the […]
On August 18 we celebrated 95 years of being able to vote while female, also known as the day the 19th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified. While women in some states of the Union had a varying range of rights– from none whatsoever to full voting rights in parts of the Western United States– in […]
Yep: Stevie Wonder has been popping up in a lot of places. Today, with little prior announcement other than an early tweet from EventsDC (the organizer behind most RFK/Armory events), the concert was announced for 10 a.m. According to the Washington Post and WTOP, about 500 people enjoyed the show and the free doughnuts. The show […]
Editor’s Note: This is the last Round Up until September 3. Thursday, August 13 Anacostia Community Museum – 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. ACM’s award winning photographer, Susana Raab, discusses her research documenting east of the river communities and how those communities have changed over time. For more details, click here. Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum […]