Please join the students and faculty of the Levine School of Music's Campus @ THEARC for their Winter Student Recital. You will enjoy an afternoon of music from current students of Levine in a family friendly environment.
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Please join the students and faculty of the Levine School of Music's Campus @ THEARC for their Winter Student Recital. You will enjoy an afternoon of music from current students of Levine in a family friendly environment.
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The third installment of Acoustic Africa’s exhilarating journey focuses on the richness of African vocal traditions, featuring three of the continent’s singers: Dobet Gnahore (Ivory Coast), one of the most vibrant performers in world...
From October 5th - 7th, we will be presenting an exciting collaboration with Obscura Digital...
Celebrating with Food, Entertainment, Live Performances, and a Photobooth!
“Urban renewal” originally described a progressive, well-executed approach to remaking ailing cities in the 1960s. Today it is equated with wholesale destruction of urban neighborhoods and displacement of thousands of citizens....
In less than 200 years Washington’s Southwest waterfront has morphed from a small collection of late 18th-century brick buildings along the Potomac River to a large group of mid 1960s structures of steel and...
The Normal Heart
By Larry Kramer
Directed by George C. Wolfe
By special arrangement with Daryl Roth
In the Kreeger Theater
June 8-July 29, 2012
The story of a city in denial, The Normal Heart unfolds...
Ah, Wilderness!
Written by Eugene O’Neill
Directed by Kyle Donnelly
In the Fichandler Stage
Return to an idyllic age of Americana in Eugene O’Neill’s unabashedly romantic and sweetly funny...
Edward Gero and Patrick Andrews star in Red at Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater, produced in association with Goodman Theatre. John Logan’s Tony Award-winning play ran at Goodman Theatre September 17-October 30, 2011,...
In 1972 members of Don't Tear It Down pedal-powered through "groovy, threatened and historic Washington." Join DCPL and the DC Historic Preservation Office as we retrace this historic ride to Franklin Park, Logan Circle, Mt. Vernon...
Experience the old and the new in the southwest quadrant of DC. A working-class waterfront neighborhood until the 1950s, nearly all of it was razed to create something new in one of the nation’s first urban renewal experiments. Learn about...
Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater announces the performances of 10 youth ensembles from the Voices of Now Community Engagement program in the inaugural five-day Voices of Now Festival. The festival will bring together more than...
Sensorium combines the culinary, visual, and performing arts into a production that unfolds over a 12 course tasting menu complete with wine pairings. Cuisines will have a strong Spanish influence.
Sensorium will take place inside a 36...
Experience the old and the new in the southwest quadrant of DC. A working-class waterfront neighborhood until the 1950s, nearly all of it was razed to create something new in one of the nation’s first urban renewal experiments...
7.5-mile stroll along the Anacostia River, Washington Canal, Potomac River, and C&O Canal. Walk portions of the Anacostia Trail through Riverfront and Diamond Teague parks, around Buzzard Point, and along the Waterfront Promenade. We will...
Experience the old and the new in the southwest quadrant of DC. A working-class waterfront neighborhood until the 1950s, nearly all of it was razed to create something new in one of the nation’s first urban renewal experiments. Learn about...
Cultural Tourism DC asked some prominent Washingtonians to share with us their favorite places or events that are special and unique to DC.
Erik Moses is the Senior Vice President & Managing Director of...
"I looked at the new brochures for the Deanwood and Civil Rights Heritage Trails. I am always astonished and amazed at the work you do and the quality of it. Beautiful."