Saturday, March 19, 2011

PAST: ART: "Impressions from the Press Room" at Washington Printmakers Gallery Now - SUN, April 24th, Free


On view now at the Washington Printmakers Gallery

Impressions from the Press Room
Now - Sunday, April 24th

Free



Enjoy this group exhibition by WPG member artists.





Pyramid Atlantic Art Center

8230 Georgia Avenue, 2nd Floor


Metro: Silver Spring

PAST: ART: "An Artistic Discovery: Young Artists of Northern Virginia" Congressional Art Competition at Artisphere Now - SAT, April 23rd, Free

On view at the Artisphere
An Artistic Discovery: Young Artists of Northern Virginia
Tuesday, April 12th - Saturday, April 23rd
Free

Hosted by Congressman James P. Moran, as part of the national Congressional program, this exhibition recognizes the creative talents of Northern Virginia's young artists. One exhibiting youth will receive the honor of having his or her artwork displayed in the U.S. Capitol for one year.

Artisphere
- WIP Gallery
(domed building, old Newseum)
1101 Wilson Blvd
Metro: Rosslyn




PAST: Bread and Puppets Performance at St. Stephen's Church TUES, April 19th 8:00pm

Info below is copied from the Bread and Puppets website.

(apologies for lack of usual format)

Tuesday, April 19th

8:00pm

by donation I believe

"The Decapitalization Cabaret"

"This latest edition of Bread & Puppet Theater’s cabaret series features the Kaspars’ interpretation of justice, an operatic argument about farms vs. jails, instructions on how to nab that alien, the can cans (and can’t can’ts) of universal health care and much more. The Decapitalization Orchestra will provide soothing sounds for winter weary nerves."

St. Stephen’s Church

1525 Newton Street, NW

Metro: take any S line bus along 16th St to Newton or walk from Columbia Heights

PAST: DANCE: Free Dance Classes with Joy of Motion this Weekend, SAT, April 23rd & SUN, April 24th

Free Dance Classes this weekend
at Joy of Motion
Saturday, April 23rd & Sunday, April 24th

Free



As a part of the 2011 Dance Is the Answer Festival, Joy of Motion Dance Center is proud to offer 4 free Introductory level classes to new students.*



Walk-ins welcome, but pre-registration is preferred as classes fill quickly.
*Offer valid for new, first-time registrants only.

Introduction to Breakdancing with Emily Wessel

Saturday, April 23rd

11:30am - 12:15pm

Joy of Motion Dance Center Bethesda


Introduction to Ballet with Roxann Morgan

Saturday, April 23rd

12:45pm - 1:30pm

Joy of Motion Dance Center Friendship Heights


Introduction to Tap with Tamara Henry

Sunday, April 24th

2:00pm - 2:45pm

Joy of Motion Dance Center Atlas


Final class will be next Saturday, April 30th

Introduction to Modern

12:45pm - 1:30pm

Joy of Motion Dance Center Friendship Heights


Joy of Motion Dance Center
multiple locations

For more info and metro/bus access click here.

PAST: MUSIC: Live Jazz Tonight at the Smithsonian American Art Museum "Take 5!"

Live Jazz Tonight! "Take 5!" features The Brubeck Institute Jazz Quintet at the Smithsonian American Art Museum's Kogod Courtyard.
Tuesday, April 19th
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Free

The Quintet -- featuring five young men from the University of the Pacific’s Brubeck Institute -- is back on the east coast for a limited engagement and is quite a sensation. They’ll perform standard jazz classics as well as their own compositions as part of Jazz Appreciation Month. Read more here.

SAAM - Kogod Courtyard, glass enclosed
Between 7th & 9th and F and G St, NW
Metro: Gallery Place - Chinatown

PAST: Free Events this Week from CultureCapital.com! WED, April 20th - TUES, April 26th, Free

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Wednesday, April 20th

Discussion

A Collections Conversation: ''The Charles Carroll Portrait"
12:30pm - 1:30pm
Brown Bag Lunch chat and Q&A about deciphering the date of a fine painting in the museum's collection.
Metro: Dupont Circle and walk about 7 blocks or take a bus

Artist Talk

Richard Gordon: Meta Photographs
2:00pm
Join Richard Gordon as he reflects on these photographs on view in the gallery.
Metro: Farragut West

Thursday, April 21st

Music

11:00am
see program details here
Metro: See metro website for access

Art Discussion


Friday, April 22nd

Literary Reading + Live Music

8:00pm
Metro: Bethesda, take the elevator exit

Saturday, April 23rd

Symposium

Metro: McPherson Sq or U St, walk or take the Circulator bus to RI Ave/ P St

Tuesday, April 26th

Music

12:00pm
Music by Vivaldi and MozartChurch of the Epiphany
Metro: Metro Center

Art Lecture

Lecture Series: The Fabric of Venice
Sacred Spaces: Saint Mark's Basilica and the Churches of Venice
12:30pm
Metro: Judiciary Square or Archives - Navy Memorial

Music

Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
Metro: College Park and take a taxi or UM shuttle 104 to campus


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PAST: MUSIC: UMD School of Music: Chamber Recitals MON, April 18th at 5:30pm & TUES, April 19th at 7:00pm, Free

UMD School of Music: Chamber Recitals
Free

Monday, April 18th
5:30pm

Tuesday, April 19th
7:00pm

A two-part chamber music concert featuring student string, woodwind, brass and piano
ensembles.

Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
Stadium Drive in College Park, MD
Metro: College Park and take a taxi or UM Shuttle bus 104 to campus

Thursday, March 17, 2011

PAST: Live Talk Show "You, Me, Them, Everybody" every THURS night - 8:30pm, Free, 21+

Live Show "You, Me, Them, Everybody"
hosted by Brandon Wetherbee
every Thursday Night
8:30pm
Free, donations appreciated, 21+

The Looking Glass Lounge
3634 Georgia Ave, NW
Metro: Georgia Avenue - Petworth


PAST: FILM: Screenings at The Passenger every TUES night with the Washington Psychotronic Film Society, 8:00pm, Free

Washington Psychotronic Film Society
Film Screenings every Tuesday night
8:00pm
Free
$2 donation suggested
See film schedule here

The Washington Psychotronic Film Society is dedicated to the the appreciation and defense of: Independent, cutting-edge, student, experimental, anime, off-beat, underground, obscure, super-8, low-budget, classic, forgotten, must-see, and just about anything on film.

Each show is hosted by The Incorrigible Dr. Schlock. Arrive early for some rare eye-candy and groovy tunes. Stay late for some cheap prizes. The WPFS is a non-profit organization founded in 1989, now in its 21st year.

1021 7th St, NW
Metro: Mt Vernon Sq - Convention Center

Monday, March 14, 2011

PAST: MUSIC: Free Concerts every TUES at The Church of the Epiphany, 12:10pm - 1:00pm

Note: The Tuesday Concert Series at the Church of the Epiphany will be on hiatus starting on May 4th, 2011 and will resume sometime in the Fall of 2011 when the rennovations to the church are complete.

Free concerts every Tuesday
12:10pm - 1:00pm
Free, all donations go to the artists

View the Tuesday Concert Series complete schedule here!

The Church of the Epiphany
1317 G St, NW
Metro: Metro Center

Saturday, March 12, 2011

PAST: Free Drinks with WTD at 19th Bar this THURS, April 14th from 6:00pm - 8:00pm + Get $9 Tickets to see the Nats play the Brewers this weekend!

Happy Hour with WTD at 19th Bar
Thursday, April 14th
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Free with RSVP, 21+

Join WTD and enjoy a free "juicy fruit shot" and one of three speciality infused cocktails at 19th Bar this Thursday night. Cocktails include concoctions with Marshmallow Vodka, Fruit Juicy Vodka, and Beet Rum or your can partake in a Mango Habanero Margarita with Lime & Cilantro Tequila. And with the weather finally warming up, sip on your drinks while enjoying 19th Bar's spacious outdoor patio! Happy Hour is also going to be extended until 8:00pm so you can enjoy $2 cans of Miller High Life, Coors Lt, PBR tall boys, $3 Miller Lite and Yuengling drafts, $4 rail cocktails and $5 wines & champagnes.

19th Bar
1900 I St, NW
Metro: Farragut West


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Nationals vs Brewers - seats in the Upper Infield Gallery seats
Friday April 15th or Saturday April 16th
Metro: Navy Yard


PAST: MUSIC: WPAS: Feder Competition Winners perform on the Millennium Stage SAT, April 16th at 6:00pm, Free

WPAS: Feder Competition Winners perform on the Millennium Stage
Saturday, April 16th
6:00pm
Presented by Washington Performing Arts Society

The winners of WPAS's Joseph and Goldie Feder Memorial String Competition, local youth in grades six through 12, play excerpts of their winning repertoire.

2700 F St, NW
Metro: Foggy Botttom and take the free KC Shuttle

PAST: Free Events this Week from CultureCapital.com! TUES, April 12th - MON, April 18th

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Tuesday April 12th & Wednesday, April 13th
7:30pm
Metro: College Park and taxi or take the UM Shuttle bus 104

Thursday, April 14th
6:30pm
Metro: Farragut West

Friday, April 15th
7:00pm
Dumbarton House
Metro: Dupont Circle and walk about 7 blocks or take a bus

Saturday, April 16th

Metro: Eastern Market

5:00pm
The Studio Theatre
Metro: McPherson Sq or U St and take the Circulator bus to P St/ RI Ave

Monday, April 18th
MEET OTHER ARTISTS: Partners in Art Group at Del Ray Artisans
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Del Ray Artisans
Metro: Braddock Rd and take a bus

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PAST: FILM: Final Week to see "Hamtdaa: Together in Photos" at the Artisphere Bijou Theatre, Now - SUN, April 17th, Free

Last Chance to see the film "Hamtdaa: Together in Photos"
Now through Sunday, April 17th
Free

An introduction to Arlington's Mongolian community through the lens of photographer Mario Quiroz.

Pictured: Dance practice by members of the Mongolian community: Photo by Mario Quiroz

Artisphere Bijou Theatre
1101 Wilson Blvd, Arlington
Metro: Rosslyn

PAST: FILM: Family Friendly: "3rd Ibero-American Children's Film Festival " at Gala every SAT at 3:00pm April 16th - May 14th, $8 - $5

3rd Ibero-American Children's Film Festival
screenings every Saturday afternoon
Saturday, April 16th - Saturday, May 14th

3:00pm

$8 general, $5 children


This selection of Latin American and Spanish films will capture the imagination of audiences with stories and themes that reflect new trends in children's films
. All films will be presented in Spanish with English surtitles.

Saturdays, April 16, 23 & 30; May 7 & 14 at 3:00pm.

April 16 - La Leyenda de la Nahuala (Mexico)
April 23 - Valentino y el Clan del Can (Peru)
April 30 - Manuelita (Argentina)
May 7 - Sara la Espantapajaros (Ecuador)
May 14 - To be announced



GALA Hispanic Theatre
3333 14th St, NW (at Park Rd)


Metro: Columbia Heights

PAST: FILM: "Burn to Shine" live Music in spaces slated to be demoilished. Playing MON, April 18th - SUN, May 15th at Artisphere, Free

"Burn to Shine" Washington, DC edition
Film Screenings at Artisphere in the Bijou Theatre
Monday, April 18th - Sunday, May 15th
Free

The first in a series of films that attempts to document bands performing live in spaces that are slated to be demolished. Directed by Christoph Green; Produced by Brendan Canty; Curated by Bob Weston.

Artisphere
1101 Wilson Blvd in Arlington
Metro: Rosslyn