Tuesday, September 10, 2013

PAST: HIGHLIGHTS: Free and donation-based events this WED, Sept 10th

Wednesday, September 10th

Stretch to the Cure - All levels Yoga Class
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Free, donations to support cancer research can be made here,  12+ RSVP Requested to info@balancestudio.com
Stretch to the Cure benefits the National Foundation for Cancer Research with an emphasis on how a healthy lifestyle (like one including yoga) can help prevent cancer. Come experience the benefits of yoga first hand!
Balance Studio
4719 Rosedale Ave - Bethesda, MD
Metro: Bethesda, walk north about 12 minutes on Wisconsin, right on Rosedale. Driving? Free parking below the building


Sing-a-long Movie Series - Annie
6:30pm
Free
Sing-a-long movie musicals every second Wednesday of the month at the MLK Library. You’re invited to sing along (as loud as you can). Microphones for the brave, snacks for all. Prizes for movie trivia & most spirited performance.
MLK Library - Room A-5
901 G St NW
Metro: Gallery Pl - Chinatown

Opening Reception for "Bringing Bossa Nova to the United States" 
5:30pm - 7:30pm
Free
On view Wednesday, September 10th - Friday, December 12th
Open during the Learning Resources Division's hours.
This exhibition returns to the Felix E. Grant Jazz Archives after its debut as part of the critically acclaimed Jazz Samba Project at Strathmore. For nearly fifty years, radio broadcaster Felix Grant was a familiar voice to Washington, D.C. jazz lovers. His early interest in and fascination with Brazilian culture and music played a pivotal role in introducing bossa nova to the United States. This exhibition includes photographs; concert programs; correspondence; awards; unique interviews of prominent artists such as João Gilberto, Leny Andrade, Sergio Mendes and Dorival Caymmi; and a digital collection, the Bossa Nova Project, which forms the basis for exhibits that may be accessed online. Together they provide a glimpse into Brazilian music of this period and its explosive impact on the American jazz scene.
University of the District of Columbia
Arts & Sciences Bldg. 41-A
4200 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Metro: Van Ness-UDC, exit station on your left, go left through (sculpture of balls), across parking lot. Signs will direct you.

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