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The Blossom Kite Festival is set for Saturday at the Washington Monument. (Photo: Smithsonian Institution)

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Kite Festival, Easter Fill Busy DMV Weekend With high temperatures in about 60 degrees and no chance of rain in the forecast, it will be a great weekend to get outside and check our the Renwick Gallery’s new Burning Man art exhibit at the museum and in the nearby neighborhood,

Weekend Guide

24 Mar 2017

Mark Heckathorn

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14K Restaurant & Lounge, 48-Hour Film Project, 6821 Quintet, AFI Silver Theatre, Alain Nu, Allegan Ukulele Orchestra, American University, Angelika Film Center, Archipelago, Architecture of an Asylum, Ardamus, artists, Artomatic, Avalon Theatre, Bethesda Row Cinema, blossom kite festival, butterbeer, Carnegie Institution for Science, Castle in the Sky, Cheery Blossom Festival Opening Ceremony, cherry Blossom Celebration, cherry blossoms, Clancy Newman, costume contest, Crystal City, Crystal City Marriott, D.C. Yamato-juko Karate Club, Doyle/Forman Theater, E Street Cinema, EL Squad, Environmental Film Festival, Eric silberger, Fairfax, Filmore Silver Spring, George Washington University, Government Hospital for the Insane, Hamilton Crown Plaza, Hamilton DC Hotel, Harry Potter, J-pop, Jackie and the Treehorns, Jacques Cluzaud, Jacques Perrin, japan, Japan-America Society of Washington D.C., Japan-in-a-Suitcase, Japanese culture, Japanese Culture Day, John F. Kennedy Center fotr the Performing Arts, kennedy center, Kimi's Delivery Service, kimonos, Landmark theatres, Laurel, Light Dance, Livyn Large, Magician, Mamiko Hirai, Marvin Center, Maryland, Matt Neufeld, May J., Mayu Kishima, Meng Wang, mental health care, mentalist, Metro, Michael Djupstrom, Millennium Stage, musicians, My Neighbor Totoro, National Archives, National Building Museum, National Cherry Blossom Festival, National Cherry Blossome Festival Parade, National Gallery of Art, National Geographic, National Museum of Women in the Arts, National Wildlife Visitor Center, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, naval heritage center, Only Yesterday, origami, peak bloom, performers, Pottercon, PSRO Band, psychiatric hospital, SafeTrack, scotch tasting, Seasons, Shigeyama Kyogen, Silver Spring, Smithsonian American Art Museum, sorting ceremony, Southwest Waterfront Fireworks Festival, Spring, St. Elizabeth's, Step Afrika!, Studio Ghibili Series, synetic theater, taiko drumming, tatebanko, The Wind Rises, tiki, Tokyo, Tom Sellek, trivia contest, Tsuyoshi Takemori, Union Station, University of Phoenix, violinist, Warner Theatre, weekend guide, West End Cinema, Wrecking Crew Orchestra

It Is a Blossoming Weekend in the DMV The cherry blossoms are here! Due to the recent cold temperatures and snow following uncharacteristically warm weather, about 50 percent of the blossoms were lost. But, peak bloom is on through the weekend for the remainder of the blossoms.

Weekend Guide

17 Mar 2017

Mark Heckathorn

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20th anniversary, AFI Silver Theatre, Afiara Quartet, American University, Angelika Film Center, apple, Arepa Zone, Avalon Theatre, bagpipes, Bethesda Fim Fest, Bethesda Rown Cinema, Big Cheese, Big Sam's Funky Nation, blossom kite festival, Born in China, boxer, brats, Burrawang tree, Capitol Riverfront, Carnegie Institution for Science, Champion, Charlie & Sam, ciders, Cinematsuri, Clover Beer Fest, Dirty South Deli, Disneynature, DJ Kid Koala, DMV, Doyle/Forman Theater, drink the district, droid, E Street Cinema, Emile Griffith, Encaustic, environment, Environmental Film Festival, ESPN, Fairfax, Fat Pete’s Barbecue, Fearless Project, food trucks, free, Frogman, Fueled: The Man They Called Pirate, George Washington University, grand foyer, Grug and the Rainbow, Hall of Nations, Harry Potter, Her Love Boils Bathwater, imagination stage, Irish beer, Japan-America Society, Japanese film festival, Jeff Sheng, John Krasinski, K.K. Barrett, Kaizoku to Yobareta Otoko, Kdemitsu Kosan, Kiki's Delivery Service, Landmark theatres, Laurel, LGBTQ, Lisner Auditorium, Marvin Center, Metro, Millennium Stage, movies, My Neighbor Toturo, Nagai Iiake, Naoki Hyakuta, National Archives, National Building Museum, National Cherry Blossom Festival, National Cherry Blossom Festival parade, National Gallery of Art, National Geographic, National Museum of Amiercan History, National Museum of Women in the Arts, National Wildlife Visitor Center, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, naval heritage center, NCAA, Nike, Nufonia Must Fall, Only Yesterday, Pittsburgh Rick's, pupper, SafeTrack, Satoshi No Seishun, Satoshi: A Movie for Tomorrow, Sazo Idemitsu, Scythian, Silver Spring, Sloppy Mama’s Barbeque, Smithsonian, Southwest Waterfront Fireworks Festival, Spirited Away, Steve Jobs, Studio Ghibili Series, subtitles, Swizzler, Terence Blanchard, Tetsuzo Kunioka, The Culture of Collards, The English Patient, The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, The Long Excuse, The Office, The Sandman, The Wind Rises, tidal basin, Tsukiji Wonderland, Urban Poutine, washington national opera, weekend guide, West End Cinema, Windmill Theatre, World War II, WWII, Yards Park, Yu Wo Wasasuhodo No Atsui Al

Millennium Stage Celebrates 20 Years There’s something for everyone in the DMV this weekend. From green beer for the Irish or Irish at heart, to environmental films, to animated Japanese films, to Japanese cinema and a 20th birthday bash for the Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage.

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