Sunday, June 12, 2011

PAST: Free Art & Culture Events this Week! Thanks to CultureCapital.com THURS, July 14th - TUES, July 19th





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Culture Capital is a program of the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington, a nonprofit organization serving Metro DC’s arts & culture community and the public for over 30 years.



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Thursday, July 14th


Art Opening + Bluegrass Music



Frances Borchardt's ''Prints In Pieces: Views of South County''


6:30pm



Works by photographer Frances Borchardt + a bluegrass performance by The Higher Ground String Band!




Metro: King St and take the free trolley or any bus down King to the waterfront



Friday, July 15th


Outdoor Music



"Jazz in the Garden" Friday Concert Series

features Cuban Jazz from Con Candela



5:00pm - 8:30pm



National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden


Metro: Archives - Navy Memorial



Saturday, July 16th


Film




2:00pm





East Building Concourse, Auditorium
Metro: Judiciary Square, closest to East Building





Film Series


4:30pm
Jonas Mekas, 2011, DigiBeta, 112 minutes





East Building Concourse, Auditorium
Metro: Judiciary Square, closest to East Building






Film




12:00pm










Gene Wilder stars in this adaption of Ronald Dahl's classic from 1971; 98 minutes.




Metro: Archives - Navy Memorial


Sunday, July 17th


Lecture Series









East Building Concourse, Auditorium
Metro: Judiciary Square, closest to East Building








Poetry Reading




with Elisavietta Ritchie, Ellen Arnofsky Cole, and Kimberly Becker
2:00pm








Metro: Bethesda, use the elevator exit



Tuesday, July 19th


Art Talk






A discussion about Leila Holtsman's creative process with Margaret Boozer, Director of Red Dirt Studio. The art is on view in the Mezz Gallery at the Artisphere from June 21st 0 August 6th.




Dome Theatre

Metro: Rosslyn





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PAST: MUSIC: Free Concerts every FRI at the Arts Club of Washington, 12:00pm - 12:30pm

Free Concerts every Friday at Noon
at the Arts Club of Washington
12:00pm - 12:30pm approximately
Free

Artists vary every week, performing vocal and/or instrumental performances. A longstanding Arts Club tradition, the concert series celebrated its 600th Friday performance this year.

This is the final Friday noon concert of the season!

Friday, July 15th
The Flute Choir and Ensembles of the 35th Annual William Montgomery Flute Master Class
plays interesting original works and transcriptions for groupings of various flutes.

2017 I St, NW
Metro: Farragut West
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Saturday, June 11, 2011

PAST: Not an Arts or Culture event, but still Free! 7/11 is Free Slurpee Day at 7-11 (free one is a 7.11oz cup)

See slurpee.com for more info.
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Sunday, June 5, 2011

PAST: ART: "IN-FLUX: Victoria Greising's Materiel Narrative" Window Show on view 24 hours a day, through SUN, July 10th, Free

IN-FLUX: Victoria Greising's Materiel Narrative
in the window of the gallery - on view 24 hours a day
On view through Sunday, July 10th
Free

In this 3-part window installation (which you can check out 24/7 from the streert) Victoria Greising deconstructs and
reconstructs clothing into environments and spaces, facilitating a new
interaction and evoking an energetic sense of being surrounded, protected,
and enveloped by clothing. Read more about the show here and learn more about the gallery here.

1632 U St, NW
Metro: U St or take any S bus along 16th St to U St
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PAST: Gallery Talk: "Gabriel Metsu: 1629 - 1667" at the National Gallery of Art WED, July 13th 11:00am & 12:00pm, Free

Gallery Talk: Gabriel Metsu, 1629–1667



Wednesday, July 13th






11:00am - 12:00pm



Free










Special one hour exhibition gallery talk given by Eric Denker or J. Russell Sale, staff lecturers, National Gallery of Art.







Pictured: Gabriel Metsu, A Man Writing a Letter, c. 1664–1666, National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin, Sir Alfred and Lady Beit Gift, 1987 (Beit Collection) © National Gallery of Ireland, Photographer: Roy Hewson







East Building Ground Level, Information Desk



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Metro: Judiciary Square is closest to the East Bldg

















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PAST: Free Events this Week from CultureCapital.com! WED, July 6th - TUES, July 12th, Free

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Below is a list of additional FREE events this week from CultureCapital.
Culture Capital is a program of the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington, a nonprofit organization serving Metro DC’s arts & culture community and the public for over 30 years.

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Wednesday, July 6th

Lecture

12:00pm - 1:30pm

Exploring facets of modern and contemporary art with Sally Shelburne, lecturer.

East Building Concourse, Auditorium
Metro: Judiciary Square, closest to East Building

Summer Outdoor Concert


Enjoy a free performance by the 14-piece funk-tastic orchestra known as the Chopteeth Afrofunk Big Band! This DC-based band has at its heart the spicy stew of modern jazz, Yoruba tribal music and burning, James Brown-inspired rhythms known as Afrobeat.

Strathmore outdoor grounds
Metro: Grosvenor - Strathmore

Friday, July 8th

Summer Outdoor Concert

"Jazz in the Garden" Friday Concert Series
features Uptown Vocal Jazz Quartet
5:00pm - 8:30pm

National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden
Metro: Archives - Navy Memorial

Saturday, July 9th

Artist Talk

1:00pm

Talk followed by an informal Q&A session and light refreshments.

Metro: Silver Spring

Silent Film + Live Music

Ciné-Concert: Poetry in Motion—The Scientific Short
2:30pm - 3:45pm

15 shorts from 1910 - 1920, accompanied by Andrew Simpson on piano. Conservator Caroline Patte will also be there in person. Read more here. Part of the From Vault to Screen: New Preservation from France series.

East Building Concourse, Auditorium
Metro: Judiciary Square, closest to East Building

Sunday, July 10th

Lecture Series


Lecture given by J. Russell Sale in honor of the 150th Anniversary of the Italian Republic.

East Building Concourse, Auditorium
Metro: Judiciary Square, closest to East Building

Literary & Poetry Reading


Metro: Bethesda, use the elevator exit

Tuesday, July 12th


"Popsicles and Good Humor Bars; two American food icons and as American as apple pie were, in the 1920s, engaged in numerous legal battles over patent and market share infringements that also affected other frozen confection companies. Archivist Jefferson Moak discusses the causes of these legal battles and their eventual outcome."

Metro: Archives - Navy Memorial

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PAST: ART: Presentation of the Community Quilt + Artists Talk at the Artisphere this WED, July 6th at 6:00pm, Free

Finishing the Community Quilt Artist Talk and Quilt Presentation
Wednesday, July 6th
6:00pm
Free

After two weeks of working on the Community Quilt Project, the Quilt will be presented and the artist will share some thoughts. Read more about the project here.

Artisphere (domed building, former Newseum)
1101 Wilson Blvd in Arlington, VA
Merto: Rosslyn
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PAST: ART TALK: Conversations with Lecturers: Matisse Cutouts, at the NGA this MON, July 11th from 1:00pm - 1:50pm, Free

Art Talk: Conversations with Lecturers: Matisse Cutouts
Monday, July 11th

1:00pm - 1:50pm


Free







Interviews focusing on major works. David Gariff, lecturer, National Gallery of Art, in conversation with Janis Goodman, Corcoran College of Art and Design.





Pictured: Henri Matisse, Beasts of the Sea, 1950, National Gallery of Art, Washington, Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund







East Building Ground Level, Information Desk


Metro: Judiciary Square, closest to the East Building
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PAST: Discussion: "Outside Monogamy II" will explore non-traditional relationships this WED, July 6th at The DC Center from 7:00pm - 9:00pm, Free

A conversation about non-traditional relationships
"Outside Monogamy II - Exploration of Needs"
Wednesday, July 6th
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Free
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Not for everyone I am sure but for some folks, this may be a topic of interest.

Do you have a relationship that falls outside the definition of monogamy or are you interested in exploring this? If the answer is yes, than you might in interested in this conversation taking place this Wednesday at The DC Center on U St. According to the organizers, the number one reason people say they explore non-monogamy is to fulfill a need - and that understanding and managing these needs may help individuals more consciously enjoy their relationships.

The discussion will be led by Opening Horizons founders Tony and Christina Vanderveldt.

Metro: U St


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Saturday, June 4, 2011

PAST: The Dalai Lama comes to DC to give "A Talk for World Peace" at the U.S. Capitol SAT, July 9th at 9:30am, Free

The Dalai Lama will speak at the U.S. Capitol
“A Talk for World Peace”

Saturday, July 9th

9:30am

Free


Learn more about KalaChakra for World Peace events in DC from July 6th - July 16th here! Click image to view details larger or click here to read more.


His Holiness the Dalai Lama of Tibet, one of the world’s most revered spiritual leaders, will be making a historic visit to DC this month - conferring the Kalachakra for World Peace for the first time in the nation’s capital and giving "A Talk for World Peace" at the U.S. Capitol West Lawn that is free and open to the public on Saturday, July 9th at 9:30am.

U.S. Capitol West Lawn

Metro: Capitol South or Union Station

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PAST: ART: MON, July 4th is the last day to see "This IS Hawai'i" at NMAI, Free

“This IS Hawai’i” at NMAI
featuring works by Solomon Enos and Carl F. K. Pao
Free
May 19th - July 4th

NOTE: Transformer show has already ended. The show at NMAI closes today, Monday, July 4th.

featuring works by Solomon Enos, Puni Kukahiko, Carl F. K. Pao and Maika'i Tubbs
Free
Saturday, May 21st - Saturday, June 25th

For the first time ever in DC, the Transformer Gallery and the National Museum of the American Indian are presenting an exhibit of art by four Indigenous Hawaiian artists (Kanaka Maoli). These four artists have integrated into their art elements of their Kanaka Maoli heritage. The exhibits feature comic strips, sculpture, and a post-modern fictive exhibit “questioning the relationship between indigenous Hawaiians” and museums. The exhibit will only be on display for a short time, so if you are interested, make sure to visit soon.

Transformer Gallery's new exhibit is put on in conjunction with an exhibit at the National Museum of the American Indian. "Actively exploring their indigenous Hawaiian heritage and history, and its intersection with contemporary society, This IS Hawai`i artists Solomon Enos, Puni Kukahiko, Carl F. K. Pao and Maika'i Tubbs explore - through site-specific installation, artistic actions, and public programs - what it means to be "Hawaiian" in the 21st century."

Transformer Gallery
1404 P St, NW
Metro: Dupont Circle and walk or take the Circulator bus from 14th & U or McPherson Sq to 14th & RI Ave or 14th & P St stop

... and also at

The National Museum of the American Indian
4th & Independence Ave, SW
Metro: L’Enfant Plaza
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Friday, June 3, 2011

PAST: Celebrate 4th of July on the West Lawn of the US Capital MON, July 4th, 8:00pm - 9:30pm, Gates open 3:00pm, Free

A Capitol Fourth on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capital grounds
Monday, July 4th
Show is from 8:00pm - 9:30pm
Admittance begins at 3:00pm
Free

Enjoy musical performances by some of the country's best known and award-winning musicians in performance with the National Symphony Orchestra live from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol. Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning actor Jimmy Smits will host the all-star line-up that includes: Grammy and Emmy Award-winning actor and musician Steve Martin performing with the Steep Canyon Rangers; multi-platinum recording superstar Josh Groban; Matthew Morrison (Glee); American Idol winner Jordin Sparks; Rock ‘N Roll legend Little Richard performing with the cast of the Broadway smash hit Million Dollar Quartet; Broadway star Kelli O'Hara; and the National Symphony Orchestra under the direction of top pops conductor Jack Everly. Enjoy the view of the fireworks from there too! Be sure to bring your own blanket to sit on.

West Lawn US Capital
E. Capitol & 1st St, NW
Metro: Capitol South or Union Station
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PAST: The DC Youth Orchestra participates in the Annual Capitol Hill Fourth of July Parade MON, July 4th at 10:00am, Free

Capitol Hill 4th of July Parade
Presented by DC Youth Orchestra Program
Monday, July 4th
10:00am
Free

Summer Campers participate in the Annual Capitol Hill Fourth of July Parade. Band Campers March. String Campers perform.

8th & I Streets, SE
Metro: Eastern Market
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Thursday, June 2, 2011

PAST: Celebrate "The Human Right to Water and Sanitation" with Food and Water Watch TUES, August 2nd at 6:00pm, Free, Please RSVP

Celebrate "The Human Right to Water and Sanitation" with Food and Water Watch
Tuesday, August 2nd
6:00pm
Free, Please RSVP

Celebrate the one year anniversary of the United Nations General Assembly passing a resolution declaring access to water and sanitation a human right (read more about that here) with a discussion at Busboys and Poets with Food & Water Watch's International Policy Director Darcey O’Callaghan and Board Member Elizabeth Peredo, executive director at Solon Foundation in Bolivia. You'll also have a chance to watch a short video about a water campaign in Bolivia – Blue October in Bolivia 2010: Water a Common Good and Human Right, and join in a discussion following.

You can also stay connected with Food and Water Watch on facebook.

14th & V St, NW
Metro: U St

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Tuesday, May 31, 2011

PAST: ART: “Life. Color. Kenya." A Photographic Journey by Seth Rubin, TUES, May 24th - SUN, June 26th, Free

On view “Life. Color. Kenya."
A Photographic Journey by Seth Rubin
Free
Tuesday, May 24th - Sunday, June 26th

“In January 2010, photographer Seth Rubin joined the NGO International Community for the Relief of Starvation and Suffering (ICROSS) for six weeks in Kenya.” An exhibit of his photographs opens on Thursday with a reception and a meet-and-greet with the artist.

DC Jewish Community Center
Ina and Jack Kay Community Hall
1529 16th St, NW
Metro: Dupont Circle and walk over to 16th St or take any S line bus along 16th St to 16th & Q
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Monday, May 30, 2011

PAST: ART Ventures on H returns to H St, NE this THURS, June 30th from 5:30pm - 8:00pm, Free

You can read more about the event on East City Art.
The complete schedule for ARTvenures - including all participants for the art walk and dine around - can be found here!

Metro: Union Station and walk or you can take the X2 bus from Chinatown along H St. You can also take any of the 90 lines buses from U St to 8th & H St, NE.
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PAST: ART: "Art Every Day" interactive public art project at the Artisphere and Pentagon City Mall June 1st - THURS, June 30th, Free

Artisphere and artist Linda Hesh launch
"Art Every Day" an interactive public art project
Wednesday, June 1st - Thursday, June 30th
Free

Art Every Day invites you to be part of an open, ongoing conversation on what art means to you in your daily life. Visit Artisphere and the Fashion Centre at Pentagon City Mall to see site-specific Art Every Day pieces —including two word-murals at Artisphere and installations on 62 tables in Pentagon City’s Food Court— and pick up your own Art Every Day decal to begin your art project.

Every day throughout June you read what Art Every Day means to community and artistic leaders and media personalities.

Learn more about how you can be a part of the Art Every Day project.
1101 Wilson Blvd
Metro: Rosslyn

Pentagon City Mall
Metro: Pentagon City
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Sunday, May 29, 2011

PAST: Another Free Happy Hour with WTD at Old Dominion 2 Free Beers with RSVP, 21+ this THURS, June 30th, 7:00pm + Great $7 Deal on 45min Cruise!

It's time for another Happy Hour with What's the Deal!
This week you can get two free beers and meet the brewer at Old Dominion Brewhouse
Thursday, June 30th
Starts at 7:00pm
Two free drinks with RSVP, 21+

Join WTD at Old Dominion Brewhouse this Thursday night starting at 7:00pm and get a free 8oz pour of the Firkin (tapped keg beer) plus a free Dominion draft of your choice! You'll also have a chance to 'Meet the Brewer' from Old Dominion Brewing Co, Walter Trifari, who will be on hand to showcase some great brews including ODB's Limited Release Dominion Double D IPA, Beach House Pils and the first cask ever tapped at ODBH. Stick around and enjoy $3 20oz beers, Firkin tapping, glassware giveaways, a drawing for a Dominion VIP brewery tour plus one night hotel stay at Dover Downs Hotel & Casino. They also have skee ball there, and apparently the United Skee Ball League has started meeting at ODB on Thursday nights now too.

Old Dominion Brewhouse
1219 9th St, NW (just north of M St, see map)
Metro: Mt Vernon Sq - Convention Center



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This one looks like fun!

Enjoy the views of DC from the water! Get 50% off a 45-minute


Pay just $7 instead of $14

Enjoy breathtaking views of our nation’s capitol with a 45-minute sightseeing cruise of the Potomac. Discover spectacular views of Washington aboard Nightingale II, Georgetown's only hourly sightseeing cruise. Sights include the Kennedy Center, Jefferson Memorial, Washington Monument, Key Bridge, and more. Tour includes historical narration to teach you about the sights you’re seeing. May buy unlimited vouchers; one voucher per person per visit. Must call on the day you wish to cruise the daily schedule; event is first come, first serve. Arrive at least 15 minutes before departure. Expires October 4, 2011.

Capitol River Cruises
3000 K St, NW - Georgetown Harbor
(across Riverside Grille on the dock)

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PAST: ART: "ZARTiculation, 33rd Anniversary Show" at Chevy Chase Pavillion, Now - SUN, July 3rd, Free

ZARTiculation, 33rd Anniversary Show
On view Now - Sunday, July 3rd
Presented by Zenith The Gallery
Free

For three+ decades, Zenith Gallery has contributed to Washington's art scene, offering a dynamic array of sculpture, painting, three-dimensional mixed media, neon, ceramic, tapestry and photography. And, in this show, ZARTiculation, the gallery will present its trademark mix of artworks by more than 40 artists, many who have been with the gallery since its early beginning.

Pictured: The Clown by Davis Morton

Zenith Gallery at Chevy Chase Pavilion
5335 Wisconsin Ave, NW
Metro: Friendship Heights
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PAST: ART: "The Gravitational Pull of Memory'' at The Art League Now - TUES, July 5th, Free

Ann Zahn's ''The Gravitational Pull of Memory'' on view at The Art League in Old Town Alexandria
Thursday June 9th - Tuesday, July 5th
Free

Note: The Art League and Torpedo Factory will be closed on Monday, July 4th in observance of the holiday.

"Veteran printmaker and world traveler Ann Zahn creates intricate linoleum cuts and lithographs full of depth and vibrancy that serve as a visual record of her life experiences. These prints evoke all of the senses – not just the visual. Using deeply personal symbols and expressive colors, Zahn's prints preserve the memories that, like the force of gravity, "keep us grounded." A solo exhibition of these works will be featured in The Art League Gallery from June 9th – July 5th."

The Art League
105 North Union Street
Alexandria, VA
Metro: King Street and take a bus or the free trolley down King St to the Waterfront
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PAST: KIDS: DANCE: "City Dance and Music with Milkshake" at Children's Theatre at Wolf Trap TUES, June 28th - SAT, July 2nd, $8

City Dance and Music with Milkshake
Kids event at Wolf Trap
Tuesday, June 28th - Saturday, July 2nd
10:00am performances
$8

"Mysteries unfold in a modern dance journey to the Amazon with City Dance Conservatory, then shake, rock, and roll to high-energy music with Milkshake!"



Children's Theatre-in-the-Woods at Wolf Trap
1551 Trap Road

Vienna, VA

Metro: There is a bus from West Falls Church I believe, see metro trip planner for access

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PAST: FILM: "Silent Among Us" Screening Now - FRI, July 1st at the Artisphere's Bijou Theatre, Free

Film on view at the Artisphere
Silent Among Us by Dana Levy
Monday, May 16th - Friday, July 1st
Free

"Filmed in a Natural History Museum in northern Israel, 100 white doves fly amongst cabinets of stuffed birds and other animals."

I believe this is a continual screening that loops and replays, contact Artisphere if you have questions about the screening times.

Artisphere
Bijou Theatre
1101 Wilson Blvd
Metro: Rosslyn
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Saturday, May 28, 2011

PAST: ART: "Shift" - presented by VSA - at the Kennedy Center FRI, June 3rd - THURS, June 30th, Free

"Shift: An International Juried Exhibition" on view at the Kennedy Center
Friday, June 3rd - Thursday, June 30th
Free

VSA - The International Organization on Arts and Disability presents Shift, an exhibition exploring the moments that alter a person's life, at the Terrace Gallery of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. VSA invited artists living with disabilities to share moments when a shift in their landscape occurred. From the personal to the professional, their stories are told through a range of media in this international juried exhibition.

2700 F St, NW
Metro: Foggy Bottom and take the free Kennedy Center shuttle
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PAST: KIDS: Hobey Ford and Robbie Schaefer at Wold Trap Children's Theatre in-the-Woods TUES, July 5th - SAT, July 9th, $8

Kids event at Wolf Trap
Hobey Ford and Robbie Schaefer
Tuesday, July 5th - Saturday, July 9th
10:00am performances
$8

Explore the enchanting world of Hobey Ford's "Foamies" followed by full-swing silliness with Robbie Schaefer!

Children's Theatre-in-the-Woods at Wolf Trap
1551 Trap Road
Vienna, VA
Metro: There is a bus from West Falls Church I believe, see metro trip planner for access

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PAST: Free Events this week from CultureCapital.com! WED, June 29th -SUN, July 3rd

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Culture Capital is a program of the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington, a nonprofit organization serving Metro DC’s arts & culture community and the public for over 30 years.

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Wednesday, June 29th

Lecture

12:00pm - 1:30pm

Explore facets of modern and contemporary art with lecturer Sally Shelburne.

East Building Concourse, Auditorium
Metro: Judiciary Sq or Archives - Navy Memorial

Outdoor Concert

7:00pm

Composer, trombonist and euphonium player Rafi Malkiel, from Israel, has delighted audiences around the world. He brings a jazz sound infused with Klezmer, Latin and Caribbean influences - perfect for a sultry summer night.

Strathmore grounds
Metro: Grosvenor

Panel Discussion

7:00pm

Hear "eyewitness accounts" of events surrounding one of the key moments of the Cold War - the July 24, 1959 impromptu debate between then Vice President Richard Nixon and Soviet Premier Nikita Khruschev at the U.S. National Exhibition at Sokolniki Park in Moscow.

Metro: Archives - Navy Memorial

Music


Compositions by Haydn, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky, and many others, and a preview of The Music of Budapest, Prague, and Vienna with works by Bartók, Dvorák, and Strauss.

*Note: Though this performance is free, tickets are required. An in-person ticket giveaway will be held on the day of the performance beginning at 6:00pm in the Hall of Nations.

Metro: Foggy Bottom and take the free shuttle

Thursday, June 30th

Music

8:00pm

Metro: College Park and take a taxi or the free UM shuttle 104 to campus

Friday, July 1st

Music


Metro: College Park and take a taxi or the free UM shuttle 104 to campus

Sunday, July 3rd

Music

Presented by DC Youth Orchestra Program
6:00pm

DCYOP Campers perform in the auditorium at Eastern High School.

Metro: Stadium Armory

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PAST: ART: "Artomatic Takes Flight" Special Exhibit at Reagan National Airport Terminal A March 1st - June 30th, Free

"Artomatic Takes Flight" at Reagan National Airport
March 1st - June 30th
Free

The exhibit showcases an un-juried selection of work by 81 artists in Washington DC's creative community.

Artists featured in Artomatic Takes Flight are past participants of Washington, DC's signature Artomatic arts event. Art work for the exhibit was submitted by artists on a first-come, first-serve basis, from a group of over 1500 Artomatic artists in Washington DC's creative community.

National Airport Terminal A
Metro: Reagan National Airport, follow signs to shuttle bus for Terminal A (it runs like every 6 min or something)

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