Wednesday, October 5, 2011

PAST: America's Got Talent Auditions in DC this weekend! SAT, Nov 5th & SUN, Nov 6th from 8:00am - 7:00pm, Pre-Regsiter Online


at the Convention Center this weekend
Saturday, November 5th & Sunday, November 6th
doors 8:00am - close at 7:00pm

Thought some of you might be interested, or know someone who might be. Click here for pre-registration and details

DC Convention Center
801 Mt. Vernon Place, NW
use the L St entrance, line will wrap around 7th St
Metro: Mt Vernon Sq - Convention Center

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

PAST: ART: Weekend Round Up - Guest Post from East City Art! It's a busy weekend! Art Events FRI, Nov 4th & SAT, Nov 5th, Free


Weekend East City Event Round Up: 
November Super Saturday Edition







Friday, November 4th



G Fine Art
6:00pm - 8:00pm

Right next door to Conner, G Fine Art presents Iona Rozeal Brown Open.ed- Harmonious Diatribes l Works in Progress from the Stage. Brown has created her own ode to graffiti, incorporating illuminated manuscripts, inspired texts as well as abstracted figurative forms on wood panels and paper.  For additional details, click here.


G Fine Art 
1350 Florida Avenue, NE

See Metro trip-planner for best metro and bus access. 


Porch Projects 
6:30pm to 8:30pm

The Capitol Hill residence is hosting an interactive exhibition where attendees are asked to investigate a rift in the Space-Time Continuum and help the artists return to “their time”.  For more information, including information on how to schedule an appointment to attend this event and to get the exact address, please click here. 

See Metro trip-planner for best metro and bus access. 


A Gallery in Trinidad
9:00pm - Midnight

The one-night only exhibition _SX RM_ is already raising eyebrows in the DC art world.  The event promises a racy assortment of artistic paraphilia and costumed sex freaks.   For additional details, click here.
The Trinidad Gallery
1501 Neal St, NE, Basement.

See Metro trip-planner for best metro and bus access. 



Saturday, November 5th



Tubman-Mahan 
11:00am - 2:00pm

The Ward 7 gallery continues to raise awareness of worldwide issues concerning potable water with a screening of of F.L.O.W. (For the Love of Water), a presentation on water and sewer projects in the DC.  The film will be followed by a discussion. For additional details, click here.
The Tubman-Mahan Gallery
3938 Benning Rd, NE

See Metro trip-planner for best metro and bus access. 


The Gallery at Vivid Solutions 
2:00pm - 5:00pm

The Gallery at Vivid Solutions will host an opening reception for Lisa McCarty’s Some Account of Lacock Abbey.  The exhibition is part of Anacostia Fotoweek.  Vivid Solution’s sister galleries Honfleur and Blank Space SE are also hosting concurrent photography exhibitions.  For additional details click here.


The Gallery at Vivid Solutions
2208 Martin Luther King Jr Ave, SE
Metro: Anacostia or take the new Circulator bus!



Art in the Alley
5:00pm - 9:00pm

In the spirit of Trinidad DIY art shows, approximately six artists, most of them residents of Trinidad, will display their work in the alley behind the 1200 block of Morse Street NE. Works will include both photography and mixed-media. 



Art in the Alley  
between the 1200 blocks of 
Florida Ave and Morse St, NE

See Metro trip-planner for best metro and bus access. 


Studio H
6:00pm - 8:00pm

Studio H will host an artist reception for the current exhibition Amalgamations by Steven Pearson.  Pearson paints large scale work and has created a 9’ x 9’ installation piece for the gallery.  Inspired by the deluge of quotidian information we are subjected to via social media, television, radio and email, Amalgamations translates this cacophony into vibrant colors and shapes that clash with one another eventually resulting in what Pearson calls “visual white noise”.  For additional details, click here.
Studio H
408 H St, NE, second floor

Metro: Union Station and walk



DC Residence at DC Week- The Home
6:00pm 

A group of local curators, fashion designers and writers from the Fridge and the now defunct WORN magazine have teamed up to create a series of events to discuss the direction of fashion, art and technology in DC.  For additional details click here.


The Home - a pop-up space
1629 L St, NE 
(Note - in NE, not NW)

See Metro trip-planner for best metro and bus access. 


Conner Contemporary Art
6:00pm - 8:00pm

The gallery will host two concurrent exhibitions.  Artist Patricia Piccinini’s, a sculptor, has created a body work entitled The Welcome Guest which uses both natural and artificial objects to explore humanity’s challenge in facing the dialectic between nature and biotechnology.  The second artist, Victoria F. Gaitán, a photographer, explores gender stereotypes in Scenes of Mild Peril. For additional details, click here.


Conner Contemporary Art
1358 Florida Avenue, NE

See Metro trip-planner for best metro and bus access. 


Industry Gallery 
6:00pm - 8:00pm

Above Conner, Industry Gallery closes Tom Price’s Meltdown.  The artist has installed a new piece called “PP Tree” made up of synthetic materials that contrast sharply to the ephemerality of the cherry blossoms from which the piece was inspired.  For additional details, click here.


Industry Gallery 
1358 Florida Avenue, NE
Second Floor

See Metro trip-planner for best metro and bus access. 


The Fridge 
7:00pm - 11:00pm

The Fridge will host a travelling group show of West Coast street artists in a exhibition entitled Above the Radar II. For additional details, click here.


The Fridge
516 8th Street SE - Rear Alley 
Metro: Eastern Market, short walk down 8th St


See Metro trip-planner for best metro and bus access. 



Phil Hutinet is the Editor-in-Chief of East City Art.  You can get more information about East HaCity Art on Facebook  or follow them on Twitter

PAST: The Benevolent Media Festival, FRI, Nov 4th - MON, Nov 7th


Friday, November 4th - Monday, November 7th
See schedule

"The Benevolent Media Festival is a celebration of storytelling and design for good. This first-of-its-kind, all-volunteer initiative focuses on people, organizations and projects that compel audiences to care about a cause, take action on an issue, or promote a point of view through strategic and inspiring multimedia. “Benevolent Media Creators” are invited to host and organize their own lectures, workshops, performances, networking events or other activities, located at multiple venues across the city."

Venues throughout DC

PAST: Free Arts & Culture Events this Weekend from CultureCapital.com! FRI, Nov 4th - SUN, Nov 6th, Free

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Here are some more great free arts and culture events happening this weekend (listed here in a separate post!) from CultureCapital.com. Please c
lick through for complete details about the event and location details!

Friday, November 4th

Art Opening
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Photographs of local business owners, residents, and artists along the U Street Corridor by nationally recognized photographer Tom Wolff. On view October 28th - December 17th.
Metro: U St, closest reached by any S bus along 16th St to U St

Saturday, November 5th

Art Opening
1:00pm
Openings for Haven, artist Pauline Jakobsberg's solo show, and In the Vault featuring works by Edward McCluney.
Metro: Silver Spring

Youth Workshop
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Theme: Youth learn the stories of African-Americans who served in the Military through Prince George's history. Ages: 13 and up, registration requested.
Metro: West Hyattsville and take a bus or taxi, it's less than 2 miles.

Artist Talk
1:00pm
Hoysted will give a brief introduction to the history of encaustic painting - a process of painting with molten pigmented wax.The Art League
Metro: King Street and take the free trolley or a bus to the waterfront

Film Screening
3:30pm - 4:30pm
A rare screening of famed Italian director Franco Zeffirelli's documentary containing the only known film footage of the Florence flood of November 1966.
East Building Concourse, Auditorium
Metro: Judiciary Square, closest to the East Building

Sunday, November 6th


Workshop
1:00pm
Though free, advance registration is required for this event.
Learn what foods Anglo-Saxons ate and how they prepared for daily meals or elaborate feasts. You'll even prepare and taste some samples yourself. Led by culinary expert Amy Riolo.
Metro: Farragut North or take the S2 or S4 bus along 16th St to M St

Dance - Open House
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Free dance workshops, performances, artists' studio open house and more
Greenbelt Community Center (map)
Metro: Greenbelt Metro and take a bus or taxi, under 2 miles

Free Admission to NMWA + In-Gallery Performance
2:00pm
It's the first Sunday of the month - Free Community Day at NMWA!
Performance in gallery. Short character studies delve into the lives and works of 3 artists: 17th-Century artist Maria Sybilla Merian, photographer Berenice Abbott, and contemporary artist Alison Saar.
National Museum of Women in the Arts
Metro: McPherson Sq

Film Screening
4:00pm
Screening of film by Georges Franju, 1959, 35 mm, subtitles, 88 minutes.
National Gallery of Art
East Building, Concourse, Auditorium
Metro: Judiciary Square - closest to East Building

Culture Capital is a program of the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington, linking you to the Metro DC's vibrant arts community.

Want to see more upcoming free events and exhibitions on view in the DC metro area? Visit the customized Inside-Out page on their site designed especially for fans of Free in DC!

PAST: MUSIC: Friday Noon Concert Series at the Arts Club of Washington features Pianist Shelby Sender FRI, Nov 4th 12:00pm - 12:30pm, Free

Friday Noon Concert Series at the Arts Club of Washington
features pianist Shelby Sender
Friday, November 4th
12:00pm – 12:30pm
Free

Sender will be performing works written by American pianists over the past century.

The Arts Club of Washington

2017 I St, NW
Metro: Farragut West

PAST: ART: Clyde Fowler's "Pictorial Choreography" at Long View Gallery THURS, Oct 6th - SUN, Nov 6th, Free

"Pictorial Choreography" by Clyde Fowler
at Long View Gallery
Free

Thursday, October 6th - Sunday, November 6th

Come out to view Clyde Fowler's paintings, which he describes as ‘pictorial choreography.’ View the opening invite here.
Long View Gallery
1234 9th St, NW
Metro: Mt Vernon Sq - Convention Center

PAST: ART: Jackie Hoysted's ''Input Output'' at The Art League, THURS, Oct 6th - MON, Nov 7th, Free

On view at The Art League - Jackie Hoysted's ''Input Output''
Free
Thursday, October 6th - Monday, November 7th

"Jackie Hoysted's current body of work blurs the line between what is an original artwork and what is a reproduction. Comprised of paintings, ceramic sculptures, and digital photographs, Hoysted leaves the distinction of "what is the original vs. what is the copy" up to the viewer. Raising questions of authenticity, distorting perceptions of various media, and multiple manipulations of images are the prevalent themes."

The Art League Gallery - in the Torpedo Factory
105 North Union St - Old Town, Alexandria, VA
Metro: King St and take a bus or the free trolley down King St to the Waterfront

Monday, October 3, 2011

PAST: MUSIC: Rhymes With Opera performs Ketamyth - sounds obscure enough to be interesting - at Honfluer Gallery SAT, Dec 3rd at 1:00pm, Free


Rhymes With Opera perform at Honfluer Gallery
Saturday, December 3rd
1:00pm
Free

Rhymes with Opera - featuring Elisabeth Halliday and Bonnie Lander, sopranos; Robert Maril, baritone; George Lam, conductor and violin; Ruby Fulton, accordion and laptop - will perform a free show at Honfleur Gallery this Saturday! This concert, funded by the NEA, will include music by Ruby Fulton, Douglas Buchanan and Thomas Limbert. Words by Baynard Woods.

Enjoy a presentation of Ketamyth, directed by Britt Olsen-Ecker. What is Ketamyth? "A tripped out tale of ketamine and the near-death experience; a musical setting of Goblin Market, the Christina Rossetti poem about two sisters seduced by goblins; Numbers/Dates (sadness, despair, disgust, contempt), an exploration of emotions and the voice."

Hmm... sounds obscure enough to be interesting...  and with it being free and all, you have nothing to lose!


Honfleur Gallery
1241 Good Hope Rd, SE (map)
Metro: Best reached by bus - from Adams Morgan, U street, H Street, Eastern Market – take the 90 or 92 to Anacostia. Get off the bus at the first stop after the 11st bridge. You can also take the new Circulator bus route there from Eastern Market, or from the Anacostia metro if you prefer not to walk from the metro.

If you take the Green Line to Anacostia, exit the metro to the right and take a left on MLK Jr Ave, SE. Walk about ten minutes til you pass the Big Chair, turn right on Good Hope Rd, Honfleur is close to 13th St.

PAST: Storytelling: This one sounds neat! Pop-Up Storytelling event at Room and Board on 14th St, THURS, Nov 3rd 6:30pm - 8:30pm, $10

The Return of the Anecdote
A Pop-Up Storytelling Evening
Thursday, November 3rd
6:30pm - 8:30pm
$10

This one sounds neat... a furniture store is converted to an interactive storytelling stage. Sit around the dining table, hang out on the couch, or lay in bed as storytellers regale you with their tales! Storytellers include: Philippe Chetrit, Chris Keener, Danny Harris, Clare Kelly, Robyn Mincher, Jen Tress and Patrick White.

1830 14th St, NW (near T St)
Fourth Floor
Metro: U St or take the Circulator bus along 14th St to U St and walk a block

Sunday, October 2, 2011

PAST: AU hosts Film Screening, Poetry Reading and Discussion "The Interrupters" this SAT, Nov, 5th from 1:00pm - 3:30pm, Free


Saturday, November 5th
1:00pm - 3:30pm
Free
RSVP and share on eventbrite

In conjunction with the Benevolent Media Festival and Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop, the Center for Social Media at American University is hosting a film screening, poetry reading and discussion around the latest Kartemquin film, The Interrupters.

About the film: From producer/director Steve James and author-turned-producer Alex Kotlowitz, The Interrupters tells the moving and surprising story of three “violence interrupters” in Chicago who with bravado, humility and even humor try to protect their communities from the violence they once employed. More about the film here.

Following the screening, esteemed members of Free Minds will a special reading of poems relating to the issues in "The Interrupters" to kick off DC-focused dialogue about ways to decrease violence in communities. The vision of the Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop is for every young inmate to receive the necessary tools, inspiration and community support to pursue education and follow a positive new path in life. Members' experiences are a direct reflection of The Interrupters story--Washington, DC's own struggle to face the issue of violence and the hope of transformation.

Additional Special Guests:
  • Michael Mattocks - Co-author of Unlikely Brothers,
  • Mark Timberlake - Outreach & Reentry Specialist, Free Minds Book Club
  • Michael Kemp - Member & Reentry Coach, Free Minds Book Club

4400 Massachusetts Ave, NW
Mary Graydon Center (campus map)
Wechsler Theater - 3rd Floor
Metro: Tenleytown - AU and take the free AU shuttle to campus

PAST: MUSIC: Ives Project: Master Class & Rare Recordings from Ives, at Strathmore Mansion THURS, Nov 3rd 4:00pm - 6:30pm, Free, Tickets Required

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The other events this week have their own individual posts, but here are two more events, both taking place this Thursday at Strathmore, from CultureCapital.com.


Thursday, November 3rd

4:00pm - 5:00pm

Observe as talented music students are guided in the intricacies of performing Ives' music with pianist Jeremy Denk. Free, but tickets required.

5:30pm - 6:30pm

Jeremy Denk and Joseph Horowitz present and discuss rare recordings of Ives playing and singing his own music. Free, but tickets required.

Strathmore Mansion
Shapiro Music Room
Metro: Grosvenor, walk across bridge inside parking garage to get to Strathmore, Mansion is on the left

Culture Capital is a program of the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington, linking you to the Metro DC's vibrant arts community.

Want to see more upcoming free events and exhibitions on view in the DC metro area? Visit the customized Inside-Out page on their site designed especially for fans of Free in DC!

PAST: Special Event "Many Stories, One Night: A Celebration of DC's Immigrant Communities" THURS, Nov 3rd at Gala Theatre 6:00pm - 9:00pm, Free

Many Stories, One Night: A Celebration of DC's Immigrant Communities
Thursday November 3rd
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Free - donations appreciated, suggested $10

Explore Immigrants’ Experiences Accessing Public Services in DC at Gala Theatre. Read more on the invite here. Translated flyers available here.

Celebrate the diversity of DC's Immigrant Communities. Interpretation services and child care will be available at no charge. Free film, free food, discussions and more.

Enjoy a free screening of the documentary "Communities in Translation." The film, by Robert Winn, explores the role language barriers play during emergency response services, specifically focusing on the 2008 fire in Mt. Pleasant, DC.

You'll also here a mini report of findings from a community-led survey exploring the role of language barriers in accessing government services in DC. This event is co-sponsored by the DC Language Access Coalition, Many Languages One Voice, the Office of Human Rights, the Mayor's Office on African Affairs, the Mayor's Office on Asian Pacific Islander Affairs, and the Mayor's Office on Latino Affairs.

Gala Hispanic Theatre - at Tivoli Square
3333 14th St, NW - at Park Rd
Metro: Columbia Heights

PAST: FYI: Another Casting Call in DC! "MasterChef 3" SAT, Nov 12th 10:00am - 6:00pm

Chef Gordon Ramsey will be there in person! Open Casting Call for MasterChef 3 in DC Saturday, November 12th from 10:00am - 6:00pm! At Trinity Washington University, 125 Michigan Ave NE. Sign up and learn more:http://www.masterchefcasting.com/MasterChef-Season-3-Open-Calls

PAST: The Red Cross hosts Holiday Card Signing Event + Live Jazz this THURS, Nov 3rd from 9:00am - 4:00pm, Free

Holiday Mail for Heroes Card-Signing Event and Live Jazz
at the American Red Cross Headquarters
Thursday, November 3rd
9:00am – 4:00pm
Free

The public is invited to stop by The Red Cross national headquarters this Thursday for refreshments and music and to pass on a holiday greeting to a service member. Local jazz musician Marcus Johnson will play through the afternoon and cards will be provided.

The Red Cross national headquarters
430 17th St, NW (not far from the Corcoran)
Metro: Farragut West

PAST: DISCUSSION: Conversation about Spirituality for those in their 20's and 30's this SAT, Nov 5th from 10:30am - 4:30pm, By donation

Discussion about spirituality for those in their 20's and 30's
Saturday, November 5th
10:30am - 4:30pm
by donation, pay-what-you-can
includes lunch and materials
view and share facebook invite

Skeptical about organized religion but seeking a more spiritually rich life? Your input is wanted at this conversation on Saturday. Authors Enuma Okoro and Jonathan Wilson-Hartorve will lead a discussion on the topic. They'll also speak about their own journeys to create a meaningful spiritual life that advocates for social and economic justice. The program will also include two break out sessions designed to raise questions and foster dialogue, giving attendees an opportunity to talk about the topic of spirituality and what it means to them. Learn more here.

This event is being organized by 20 and 30-somethings who struggle with their spirituality, and believe in a Higher Power, but not necessarily in organized religion. Some of the organizers attend church; others do not, but they all believe there must be more to their spiritual longings than what they have found so far.

1333 N St, NW
Metro: McPherson Sq and walk or take the Circulator bus north on 14th one stop to RI Ave

PAST: #ArtsUp DC Happy Hour with DC Advocates for the Arts WED, Nov 2nd at James Hoban's in Dupont, 5:00pm - 7:00pm, specials, no cover, 21+

Wednesday, November 2nd
5:00pm - 7:00pm
No cover, drink specials, 21+

Join DC Advocates for the Arts and friends for the inaugural #ArtsUp DC happy hour at James Hoban's Irish Restaurant & Bar in Dupont Circle. "Whether you're an artist, art enthusiast, or just kinda crafty, you belong at this regular gathering of DC's right brain. Come swap stories, get inspired, and take advantage of our sweet happy hour deals: $4 wine and rails and discount drafts."

James Hoban's Irish Restaurant & Bar
1 Dupont Circle, NW
Metro: Dupont Circle, south exit

PAST: MUSIC: South Korean pianist Yoonjung “Yoonie” Han plays Tchaikovsky and Beethoven at the Kennedy Center this WED, Nov 2nd at 7:30pm, Free!

The Avanti Orchestra evening performance at the Kennedy Center featuring South Korean pianist Yoonjung “Yoonie” Han
presented by the Friday Morning Music Club
Wednesday, November 2nd
7:30pm
Free, tickets required

Hear a rising star perform works by two of my favorites - Beethoven and Tchaikovsky - along with FMMC’s Avanti Orchestra, conducted by Pablo Saelzer. The performance will include Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 and will be held in the Terrace Theater.

Tickets will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis on the evening of the performance at the entrance to the Terrace Theater.

The Kennedy Center - Terrace Theater
2700 F St, NW
Metro: Foggy Bottom and take the free Kennedy Center shuttle bus

PAST: LECTURE: Clarice Smith Lecture with Artist Julie Mehretu WED, Nov 2nd, 7:00pm - 8:00pm, Free

Clarice Smith Lecture with Julie Mehretu
Wednesday, November 2nd
7:00pm - 8:00pm
Free

The Clarice Smith Distinguished Lectures in American Art are a forum for discussing the creative experience and exploring what American Art is today. Learn more about the artist who will be giving the lecture, Julie Mehretu. Tickets will be distributed beginning at 6:30pm, a half hour before the lecture, on the day of the event at the G Street Lobby. Limit two tickets per person. Reception follows each lecture.

Smithsonian American Art Museum
McEvoy Auditorium, Lower Level
Between 7th & 9th, F and G St, NW
Metro: Gallery Pl – Chinatown

Saturday, October 1, 2011

PAST: Happy Hour this WED, Nov 2nd, at The Cajun Experience with WTD, Free drink with RSVP, 21+

Time for another Happy Hour event with What's the Deal (WTD)
this time, on a Wednesday night, on 18th St at The Cajun Experience
get a free flavored vodka drink with RSVP
Wednesday, November 2nd
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Free, 21+

RSVP in advance and get a free Shock Top plus a Hurricane at The Cajun Experience on 18th St, between Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan, close to Lauriol Plaza. Space is limited and RSVP is required.

The Cajun Experience
1825 18th St, NW (between S & T St)
Metro: Dupont Circle and walk or take the 16th St bus or the 42 bus to the stop closest to T St and walk over to 18th

Why Free in DC recommends What's The Deal:

What's the Deal DC is a locally owned and operated site that offers "deals" specifically in the DC metro area. + Unlike other sites which only run 1 deal per day, WTD also has multiple deals running all of the time. + They also give you more time to purchase your deal - usually about a week or so (which is great if you are waiting for your check for instance)... + In alignment with Free in DC's event listings - they always are sure to havegreat deals for $10 or less on their site!


Free in DC Pick of the Week - $10 or less of course

Sweet! 60% off at the Sweet Spot! (deals are usually 50%)

Sweet Spot Nightclub and Bar
1140 19th St, NW (at M St)
Metro: Farragut North or Farragut West

PAST: AUTHOR PANEL: Final Panel event at the DC JCC as part of The Jewish Literary Festival TUES, Nov 1st, $10, $8

The Jewish Literary Festival at the DC JCC
More than just author events - Panels too!
Sunday, October 30th - Tuesday, November 1st
$10, $8 -$9 discounted
view and share festival invite on facebook

For a complete schedule of events taking place as part of the festival, which runs from Sunday, October 23rd - Wednesday, November 2nd, please click here.

The Hyman S. & Freda Bernstein Jewish Literary Festival will be hosting more than just author events! This year, you can also enjoy three panels and even a film screening! Below you'l find those events, $10 or less. Discount price applies to students with ID, seniors and DC JCC members.

Final Panel of the festival:

Tuesday, November 1st
7:30 pm

$10, Discounted $8

Professor Avner Cohen and journalist Ron Rosenbaum sit down with Marvin Kalb to discuss the history and risks of Israel’s nuclear ambiguity and worst-case-scenarios in an age of atomic anxiety.

You can also follow Washington DC JCC on facebook and on twitter
@16thstreetj and follow the festival @DCJewishLitFest.

Some of these events may be available for half-price through TICKETPLACE.org.

1529 16th St, NW – at Q St
Metro: Dupont Circle and walk over about 4 blocks or take any bus – S1, S2, S4, S9 - along 16th St right to Q St

PAST: Family Friendly: Explore African American cultural heritage with "Early Keepers" SAT, Dec 3rd, 10:00am - 11:15am, $5 - $10

Explore African American cultural heritage with Early Keepers
Saturday, December 3rd
10:00am - 11:15am

Non-Membership Fee: $10 per child (families of 2 or more, $10 for the first child $7 for siblings) Membership: $7 per child (families of 2 or more $5 per sibling)

Each month, Early Keepers will explore African American cultural heritage through story-telling, music, movement and arts and crafts led by professional Teaching Artists and Educators. Parents can spend quality time with their children while engaging in fun and culturally rich activities that incorporates problem solving, math, and reading! Call (301) 209-0592 or email ccompton@pgaamcc.org to reserve your spot. Presented by Prince George's African American Museum and Cultural Center.

Gallery 110
3901 Rhode Island Ave - Brentwood, MD 
Metro: See metro trip-planner for best bus access from metro