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Rolling Thunder brings thousands of motorcycles to the DMV over Memorial Day weekend. (Photo: Wikipedia)

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Things to Do Over Memorial Day Weekend It is Memorial Day weekend – the unofficial start to summer. While it is a three-day weekend for many people, it also means trips to the beach, long lines to cross the Bay Bridge, the annual concert on the West Lawn of the Capitol, weekly

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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01 Apr 2016

Mark Heckathorn

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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,

“Monument Watcher at Dusk” taken by photographer Bridget Murray Law is one of the winning photographs selected for the Exposed D.C. photography exhibit now on display at Carnegie Library. (Photo: Bridget Murray Law)

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11 Mar 2016

Janessa Jackson

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1984, American Bred, Ava Chin, Bethesda Row Cinema, Boots Class and Sass, Carnegie Library, Castle in the Sky, College Park Aviation Museum, Culinary Historians of Washington DC, D.C. Indpendent Film Festival, Dreams Rewired, Driving While Black, Exposed DC, Film Screenings, Foraging History, free events, free music, Gadsby's Tavern Museum, Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, George Orwell, Global-Phonic Music Festival, Japanese anime, Jean-Marc Barr, Kiki's Delivery Service, Koshland Science Museum, Landmark E Street Cinema, Lulacruza, Museum Day Live!, music performances, My Neighbor Tatoro, National Building Museum, National Gallery of Art, National Inventors Hall of Fame, National Museum of Women in the Arts, National Portrait Gallery, Nausicca of the Valley of the Wind, naval heritage center, photography, Riverdale House Museum, Rosslyn Spectrum Theatre, Satisfaction International Rolling Stones Show, Seriously Funny Shorts, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum, Spirited Away, State Theatre, Studio Ghibli, Terrific Tiles, The Lincoln Theatre, The Rolling Stone, The Studio Ghibli Collection, VisArts Rockville

Celebrate the Arts This Weekend From singing to clogging, the arts are everywhere this weekend. For those who want to watch, catch opening night of George Orwell’s 1984 or take in a screening of a Japanese anime film. For those who want to do, sign-up for a tile painting

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