This past Saturday at the Atlas Intersections Festival, my daughter and I met a young orphan whose magical trunk brought her to new experiences; a young man who tried so hard to do what his mother told him; a pig who schooled a terrible fox; and a crow who would be forever changed by the […]
Friday, March 1 Honfleur Gallery (6 p.m. to 9 p.m.) The Washington Sculptors group will take over the Anacostia gallery and show the work of over 30 artists selected by Philadelphia-based curator Florcy Morisset. Sculpture Now 2013 shows a dizzying array of sculpture including traditional and very nontraditional mediums and structures using materials such as […]
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Perhaps its not as exciting as the start of Daylight Saving Time (which is next weekend, WAHOO!) but tomorrow (March 1st) marks the start of residential street sweeping for the spring. Sweeping will take place through the end of October and information about the day and time your street will be swept are posted in […]
Okay so what do we have on tap for this weekend? Tonight at the Atlas the Great Noise Ensemble presents Mark Sylvester’s Banjo Camber Concerto and the DC premiere of Ted Hearne‘s very intense pop, jazz and hip-hop infused cantata. There’s even a number called “Heckuva job Brownie.” The concert begins at 8 p.m. and […]