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Three hundred floating “paper boats” with colored LED lights will fill Inner Harbor's water between Piers 5 and 6. (Photo: Light City)

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2016 Nuclear Summit, A Conversation with Gregory Peck, America’s Front Yard, America’s Got Talent, Annapolis Film Festival, Atlantic Plumbing, baltimore, Baltimore Aquarium, Barbara Kopple, blossom kite festival, Byamba, Capitol Improv, Cava Grill, Cecilia Peck, chanko-nabe, cheese and beer party, Cherry Blossom Freedom Walk, Cherry Blossom Rugby Tournament, Chesapeake Bay, Coldstream Homestead montebello, Columbus Center, Community Day, Daikaya Haikan, Dan Darwin, Dan Deacon, DuPont, Ekoji Buddhist Temple, Fred Gundry, FSK Auditorium, Greater Mondawmin, Gregory Peck, Hampden, Inner Harbor, International Pillow Fight Day, James Caan, Jeff Currier, Jonathan B. Jarvis, Karsa Farahani, Katsuya Fukushima, Keir Gilchrist, Kenichiro Sasae, Kwame Onwuachi, Light City, Light Yards, Linda Saffire, Little Italy, Logan Miller, Lyon Bakery, Maryland Hall Auditorium, Metro, Miami Marlins, Minnesota Twins, Mustang, nan Tucker McEvoy Auditorium, National Cherry Blossom Festival, National Japanese American Memorial to Patriotism During World War II, National Mall, National Park Service, National Portrait Gallery, Nationals Park, Nen Daiko drummers, Norman Mineta, Philly Wing Fry, Pier 5, Pier 6, pop-up, Power Plant, Reel Portraits, Right Proper Brewing Co., Ripe, Rokaku, Rosecroft Raceway, Shaw Bijou, Shay, Smithsonian Kite Festival, St. John’s College, Station North, Sumo-Sized Sunday Shaw, Sundance, SXSW, Takeshi, The Waiting, Ti White, To Kill a Mockingbird, Top Chef, Trevor White, Union Station, Washington Monument, Washington Nationals, weekend guide, Yama, Yards Park

Kites Fill D.C. Skies; Lights Fill Baltimore This weekend is a big one for the National Cherry Blossom Festival with the Blossom Kite Festival on the grounds of the Washington Monument on Saturday. But if you were a fan of Light Yards a few weeks ago at Yards Park, or missed it,

Follow climber Rachel Pohl, mountaineer Conrad Anker and adventure photographer Max Lowe as they explore our most pristine parks in National Parks Adventure narrated by Robert Redford at 6:15 p.m. Sunday in the National Museum of Natural History's IMAX theater. (Photo: D.C. Environmental Film Festival)

Weekend Guide

18 Mar 2016

Mark Heckathorn

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A Ballerina's Tale, Ada's Kitchen on Wheels, American Ballet Theater, Angelika Pop-Up, Ann Porcella, Anna RG, annapolis, Anne Arundel County, Atlas Brew Works, Bethesda Film Fest, bethesda row, bingata, blossom kite festival, Bluegrass Jam, Boots Class & Sass, Charles Carroll House, cherry blossoms, Chop My Money, Cinematsuri, Conrad Anker, D.C. Cowboys, D.C. Environmental Film Festival, D.C. Square Dance Collective, dance, DMV Food Truck Association, E Street Cinema, Feelin' Crabby, Flying Colors, Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, George Washington University Museum, Great American Square Dance Revival, Hecht Warehouse, I Am a Monk, imagination stage, In the Path of My Father, Ivy City, Japanese-American Society of Washington D.C., Junior League of Washington, karate, Kate Bretton, Kites of Asia, Lincoln Theater, Los Angeles Call of Prayer, Luchadoa, Maryland Day, Max Lowe, Metro, Misty Copeland, National Air and Space Museum, National Cherry Blossom Festival, National Cherry Blossom Festival parade, National Parks Adventure, Okinawa, Okinawa Matsuri Family Days, Omer Bayrakdar, origami, Persona Non Grata, RachelPohl, RaSeph Wright, River Finlay, Robert Redford, Robin N. Hamilton, Ronald Reagan Building, Sarah Gibson, Sia Wright, Smithsonian Anacostia Museum, Snow on the Blades, St. John’s College, St. Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal Church, The Emporor in August, The Textile Museum, Theo Anthony, This Little Light of Mine: The Legacy of Fanny Lou Hamer, Tossed & Found Rummage Sale, U.S. Naval Academy, union market, Washington Monument, weekend guide, Welcome to Hecht, Wiliam Paca House and Garden, Wright brothers

Cherry Blossom Festival Kicks Off This weekend marks the start of the National Cherry Blossom Festival from Sunday through Apr. 17. Currently, the National Park Service is predicting the blossoms will begin their peak bloom Mar. 23-24 if a cold spell this weekend doesn’t damage

Giant, luminescent bunnies and other displays will light up Yards Park this weekend. (Photo: The Yards)

Weekend Guide

26 Feb 2016

Mark Heckathorn

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A Tale of Love and Darkness, Academy Awards, AFI Silver Theatre, And the Winner Is..., animate short film, Arlington Drafthouse 'N Cinema, Atlas Intersections Festival, Atlas Theater, Avalon Theatre, Bear Story, Ben's Chili Bowl, Benning Road, Bethesda Row Cinema, Capital Bridal Affair and Fashion Show, Center for the Arts, contests, Czech National Symphony Orchestra, D.C. Film Society, D.C. Streetcar, Discover Engineering Family Day, Disney, Disney Fantasia 2000, Disney Fantasia: Live in Concert, DJ Manifesto, documentary feature, documentary short subject, E Street Cinema, EagleBank Arena, Family Fun Days, Fantasia, farewell tour, Fergal Keaney, George Mason University, giveaways, H Street, IMAX Theater, Instersections Festival, James Keegan, Jason Segal, JCC of Greater Washington, Light Yards, Lite-Brite, live actions short film, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games, luminescent rabbits, Marketto, Mayflower Hotel, Metro, Michael Flatley, Morgan Comer, Nando’s Peri Peri, Natalie Portman, National Air and Space Museum, National Archives, National Building Museum, National Gallery of Art, Oscar Party, Oscar-nominated film showcase, Patriot Center, Richard Gere, Sally's Middle Name, Shakespeare for the Young: Midsummer Magic, Silent auction, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Ten 01, The Look of Silence, trivia, Washington Jewish Community Center, Washington Jewish Film Festival, weekend guide, What Happened Miss Simone?, Winter of Fire: Ukraine's Fight for Freedom, Yards Park

Here Comes the Streetcar Head to H Street NE this weekend as the D.C. Streetcar is scheduled to finally open following a ceremony at 10 a.m. If you haven’t ventured down H Street in a while, notable newcomers in the last year include Marketto, Sally’s Middle Name, Ben’s Chili

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