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 […]
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 […]
We are SO sorry, our site has been down all day but we are back! Tonight get down and dirty in the kitchen with musician/cook Frank Solivan, the leader of the band Dirty Kitchen Experience. This two-hour clinic is geared to build confidence in the kitchen covering basic knife skills and other practical cooking tips while Frank […]
Spring is here and with it hoards of tourists and protesters. Such is the privilege of living here in the Nation’s Capital. So how will we avoid all of the cherry blossom peepers this weekend? Tonight at 8pm the International Contemporary Ensemble is back at the Atlas. Last year this new-classical supergroup led by the certified MacArthur genius Claire Chase, […]
The Nats are coming back into town and the calendar keeps insisting it, so I guess it’s Spring. Many are celebrating holidays this week so Happy Pesach/Easter. Enjoy the jelly beans or macaroons, (or both because a sweet tooth doesn’t care.) Tonight at the Folger Shakespeare Libray the PEN/Faulkner series continues with a discussion with […]