Culture Communique: April 8 - April 14





Living the Dream...Singing the Dream On Aprial 10, Choral Arts invites you to see the long-running, ever-popular tribute to the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The combined choirs of Choral Arts and the Washington Perfoming Arts Gospel Choirs celebrate the power of music to transcend race, age and gender. Hear donts sucn as My Soul's Been Anchored, Why do we Sing, and the world premiere of Nolan Williams's We are the Ones to Heal our Land Get yout tickets through the Kennedy Center box Office.

Van Ness Main Street
Van Ness is an unique neigborhood that combines urban amenities with the beauty and serenity of Soapstone Valley and Rock Creek Park. Van Ness Main Street work to make a beautiful, sustainable, walkabl, and vibrant economic and cultural hub by supporting the growth of existing businesses, attracting new, local, enterprises, and activating local cultural institutions. Vist Van Ness and enjoy its activities, restaurants and support local busineses.





Friday, April 8 IN Series Zavala Zavala	Saturday, April 9 National Cherry Blossom Festival Cherry Blossom Festival Parade

Sunday, April 10 Cultural DC Peace by Piece by Maya Freelon	Tuesday, April 12 Events DC Day of Play

Tuesday, April 12 DAR Museum Material Girls: Fabrics of the Early Republic	Thursday, April 14 DC Commission on Arts and Humanities Closing Reception: Resilience and Uncertainty


Friday, April 8 Duke Ellington School of the Arts 12 Angry Jurors	Friday, April 8 Metrobar Friday Night Live: Chris Timbers Band
Saturday, April 9 National Building Museum Grounding the Green New Deal Summit	Saturday, April 9 National Museum of Asian Art Art & Me Preservation Family Conservation: Cherry Blossoms in Bloom
Sunday, April 10 Sakura Matsuri Japanese Street Festival	Monday, April 11 Smithsonian National Postal Museum Baseball: America's Home Run
Tuesday, April 12 National Museum of Women in the Arts NMWA X Micaela Cianci	Thursday, April 14 Alliance Française Notre Dame de Paris: Presentation by Kathy Borrus (Online)


Wednesday, April 20 Smithsonian Women's Committee Smithsonian Craft Show: Future Focus	Friday, April 22 Southwest BID Garden Fest

Sunday, April 24 Hill Center American Roots Concert Series: C.J. Chenier & the Red Hot Louisiana Band	Tuesday, April 26 Tudor Place Landmark Lecture: The Black Side of the River: How We Talk about Race & Place in Washington, D.C.



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