The G40 Arts Summit5 Floors, 500+ Artists, 75,000 sqft
Curated Visual and Performance Art
Wednesday, March 3rd - Wednesday, March 31st
Art Show & Performances are FREE!
See their online Calendar with events info here!
G40 Hours: (Wed - Sun only)
Wednesdays & Thursdays
5:00pm – 10:00pm
Fridays & Saturdays
12:00pm – 12:00am
Sundays
12:00pm – 6:00pm
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
Note: Workshops and special events will cost money to attend, please see details for each.
Complete info about this month long arts festival in Crystal City on facebook here! Please visit Art Whino to learn more about the show and the events. You can also read more info on Massey Media's press release for some related events that will be happening at the Summit.
223 23rd St
Lobby level & Floors 5-8
Arlington, VA 22202
Metro: Crystal City (see note below)
Parking is also available, see invite for info
Note: from Metro, you can go directly into the building if you walk all the way through the underground walkways indoors - just follow the pathway all the way around toward 23rd St and you'll have to veer to the right when you hit the intersection, it's about a 7 minute walk, and there is an elevator that will take you directly into the building!
is it free? :)
ReplyDeleteJust added this Note: There was no admission noted anywhere so I assumes it's like Art-o-Matic, free to get in with a donation box at the front.
ReplyDeleteIf you click on "Box Office", then on the hyper-linked words "passes" or "tickets", you'll get to the pricing page, link included below. Links to purchase the tickets are included on that website - again, look for hyper-linked text. It doesn't look like anything is actually free.
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Hi Emma, looks like you are referring to the DC Independent Film Fest and not the G40 Summit which this comment was posted under. I did note in the DC Indie Film Fest post that there was a fee for the films.
ReplyDeleteThough many of the events I post are Free, I do sometimes post things that I think are noteworthy creatively that usually cost ten bucks or less or are donation based. I always note that in the post. There was no flat admission for films listed though I did see the link for tickets, I wasn't sure if they were all the same price and didn't want to click through each film to figure it out.
Thanks for the comment and for being a fan of Free in DC!
Just got confirmation yesterday that all art and performances are free, workshops will cost money. Adjusted the post to reflect this.
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