The latest season at the Folger Theatre is wrapping up with one of my favorite Shakespeare comedies: Twelfth Night. With love triangles, mistaken identities, scheming, sword fights and drunken hilarity, Twelfth Night’s storyline is as intricate (and more entertaining) as your average daytime soap opera. The show opens with a shipwreck that separates Viola and […]
So it’s finally Spring I hope. How shall we spend this glorious weekend?? Tonight sing a song of the Anacostia at the Hill Center. Local singer songwriters will share their songs and stories about the Anacostia River. Hill residents/musicians Sarah Hill, Lee Cain and Chuck Schwartz are the performers at this free, family-friendly event which runs from 6:30 – 8:30. Learn more about […]
Friday April 26 Honfleur Gallery (6pm to 8pm) You don’t have to fly to New Orleans for Jazz Fest, simply cross the Anacostia River this Friday! Honfleur will show a series of collages by John Lawson depicting Jazz greats. Lawson, who lost most of his work during Katrina, has also assembled a series of poems […]
Tonight from 6-10pm is Geek Night Out at Labyrinth Games and Puzzles. Geeks get their very own night on the fourth Thursday of every month. This event is free and open to the public, but seats tend to fill up quickly so get there as close to 6 as you can. Friday and Saturday nights, Liner […]
Saturday April 20 39th Street Gallery (3pm to 5pm) The 39th Street Gallery is presenting an artist talk for the closing reception of Real and Remembrance. The talk will address English Physicist Michael Faraday’s belief that human perception comes from one’s imagination and not from one’s understanding of reality. For more information, click here. 39th […]