Tonight the Hill Center welcomes novelist and travel writer Paul Theroux. His tenth and most recent book focuses on the Deep South which highlights the region’s cuisine and music as well as the nation’s poorest performing schools and high rates of unemployment. Theroux chats with local journalist Bill Press. The event is free and begins […]
Art All Night: Nuit Blanche DC is back this Saturday and you can see much of it on H Street NE. The festival–founded by Ariana Austin in 2011– is an all-night “exploration and celebration of contemporary art.” It takes place all over the city, in indoor and outdoor venues in Congress Heights, Dupont Circle, H Street […]
Are you enjoying your Popecation? Sadly Francis leaves tomorrow to bring his commute-reducing energy to our northern friends. So what shall we do when His Holiness is gone? Tonight Miner Elementary School (601 15th Street NE) hosts an Education Forum. The school community invites community members to join in a discussion of the school’s current offerings […]
Thursday, September 10 Hamiltonian Gallery – 7 p.m. Artists Adam Ryder and Dan Perkins host an artist talk about their recent work. For details, click here. Hamiltonian is located at 1353 U St. NW. Friday, September 11 Touchstone – 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Touchstone presents the opening of three new exhibitions for September. Join […]
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 […]