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The Maryland Terrapins take on the Howard Bison at noon Saturday at Maryland Stadium. (Photo: University of Maryland)

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Academy Award, Alan Paul, Amy McAdams, annapolis, Ariana Ross, Ayana Gregory Band, Backbeat Underground. Black Masala, Bard, Boston Globe, Bumper Jacksons, Capital One Field, Caribbean, Carifesta, Catholic Church, Celebration of Textiles, child molestation, college football, College Park, Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization, Coyaba Dance Theater, D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, embroidery, Eric Byrd Trio., fabric painting, Fordham, Fred Hughes Jazz Trio, Freddie Dunn, Free For All, George Washington University Museum and Textile Museum, Great American Songbook, Great Hall, Herndon Labor Day Festival, Herndon Town Green, Hirshhorn Museum, Howard Bison, Hurricane Hermine, ice chutes, Icebergs, James Corner Field Operations, Jazz in the Garden, knitting, labor day, Labor Day Capitol Concert, Labor Day Weekend Music Festival, lace making, Lansburgh Theatre, Le Bonheur, Lincoln Theatre, Margot MacDonald, Mark Ruffalo, Martin Puryear: Multiple Dimensions, Maryland Stadium, Maryland Terrapins, Michael Keaton, movie, National Building Museum, National Gallery of Art, National Symphony Orchestra, National Zoo, Navy Midshipmen, Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, open rehearsal, Pan American Symphony Orchestra, paper weaving, Penrose Square, quilting, Robert Irwin: All the Rules Will Change, Romeo + Juliet, Ronald Reagan Building, Run Come See, Sculpture Garden, Shakespeare Theatre Co., Smithsonian, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Sol Roots, Sories of Migration: Contemporary Artists Interpret Diapora, spnning, Spotlight, Steven Reineke, Storm Large, summer, Textile Museum, The JoGo Project, The Sweater Set and Sara Curtin Five, U.S. Capitol, Wanted Man, Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea, weaving, weekend guide, West Lawn, Woodrow Wilson Plaza

Enjoy These Labor Day Weekend Activities It may be the unofficial end of summer with Labor Day upon us, but there is still a lot going on in the DMV this long holiday weekend. As the last of area schools get ready to reopen on Tuesday, exhibits are getting ready to close at the

Star Wars characters in costume stand with the Washington Nationals after the national anthem on Star Wars day last year. (Photo: Alex Brandon/AP)

Weekend Guide

12 Aug 2016

Mark Heckathorn

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14th Street Burger Battle Royale, 3 Stars, Adroit Theory, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, Alexandria Sidewalk Sale, All that Jazz, AMF, Arlington, Art of Afghanistan, Atlanta Braves, Ben Brenman Park, Blue Mountain Brewery, Bowlmor, Bowlmor AMF, Brusnswick, Cafe Saint Ex, Center of the Universe Brewing Co.. D.C. Brau, City of Alexandria, Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization, Death Star, Del Rey, Fair Winds Brewery, Feeding America, fireworks, Force, Fred Hughes Trio, Garden District, Imperial Stormtroopers, Jazz in the Garden, Jedi, lightsabers, Lion King, Lorton, Matchbox, Metro, Moonshine Society, movie night, Movies on the Potomac, Movies Under the Stars, Mustang Sally Brewing Co., National Bowling Day, National Gallery of Art, National Harbor, Nationals Park, Old Ox Brewery, old town, open house, Paul Carr, Pavilion Cafe, Peeps, Penrose Square, Port City Brewers, Racing Presidents, Return of the Jedi, Sackler Gallery, Sculpture Garden, Sin Miedo, star wars, Star Wars Day, Star Wars Marathon, Star Wars Trilogy, The Empire Strikes Back, The Karate Kid, Turquoise Mountain: Artists Transforming Afghanistan, Warner Theatre, Washington Nationals, weekend guide, Workhouse Arts Center, Workhouse Arts Center Brewfest, X-Wing Fighters

11 Things to Do in the DMV This Weekend This forecast is calling for hot, humid and oppressive weather this weekend. A good weekend to do something inside. Metro is closing four stations this weekend – Shady Grove, Rockville, Twinbrook and White Flint. Red Line trains will run

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

Weekend Guide

27 May 2016

Mark Heckathorn

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1812 overture, 19th Street Band, 2016 Summer Blast Off, A Prairie Home Companion, America Now, American Idol, Arlington Cemetery, Arlington memorial Bridge, Bay Bridge, beach, Beach Boys, Betty Cantrell, Buzz Aldrin, Catholic University, Chaise lounge, Chris Thile, Constitution Avenue, Deanna Bogart, Delaplane Strawberry Festival, DJ Adrian Loving, DMV, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Enter the Haggis, fireworks, Garrison Keillor, Gary Sinise, George V. Johnson Jr., Independence Avenue, Jazz in the Garden, Joe Mantegna, John Michael Montgomery, Katharine McPhee, Lake Wobegone, Leyla McCalla Trio, Manual Cinema, Martin Puryear, Martin Puryear: Multiple Dimensions, memorial day, Memorial Day weekend, Metro, Miss America, motorcycles, National Gallery of Art, National Mall, National Memorial Day Concert, National Memorial Day Parade, National Museum of American History, National Portrait Gallery, National Symphony Orchestra, National Zoo, Nickel Creek, Pavilion Cafe, Peace Corps, pentagon, Phil Vassar, plastic pollution, Punch Brothers, Robert and Arlene Kogod Courtyard, Robert Irvine, Rolling Thunder, Sculpture Garden, sculptures, Sept. 11, Sierra Leone, Skymeadows State Park, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Smithsonian American Art Musuem, summer, The President's Own, Tony Orlando, Trace Adkins, trash, Trent Harmon, U.S. Capitol, United States Marine Band, Vessel, Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea, weekend guide, West Lawn, West Potomac Park, wolf trap, World War II

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

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