Sidney Harman Hall

EU embassies open house day at Austrian embassy in Washington on May 10, 2014. Photo by Yuri Gripas

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2o miles, 9/11 to Now, Ada's Kitchen on Wheels, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Architecture of an Aslyum: St. Elizabeths 1852-2017, arena stage, Borinquen Lunch Box, Capital Crab Company, Chirst Church, D.C. Bike Ride, DAR Constitution Hall, Deborah O'Grady, DJ Biz Markie, DJ Smudge, Dom Flemons, Down These Mean Streets: Community and place in Urban Photography, eclipse, European Union, European Union Embassies' Open House, Everything's Alright, Finish Festival, Folger Tehatre, France, Frank Espada, Frank Sulivan & Dirty Kitchen, Frederic Bazille and the Birth of Impressionism, From the Canyons to the Stars, GALA Hispanci Theatre, Georgetown Garden Tour, Germany, Goodies Frozen Custard & Treats, Green Festival Expo, Hiram Maristany, Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden, I Don't Know How to Love Him, Ian Merrill Peakes, In the Heights, Jeff from Accounting, Jesus Christ Superstar, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, kennedy center, King Lear, Kingman Island, Kingman Island Bluegrass & Folk Festival, MacBeth, Manuel Acevedo, Metro, mirror rooms, mother's day, National Air and Space Museum, National Bonsai & Penjing Museum, National Building Museum, National Gallery of Art, National Museum of American History, National Parks, National Portrait Gallery, Nearly Lear, Oiveier Messiaen, Oscar Castillo, Passport D.C., Pennsylvania Avenue, Poland, Rocklands BBQ, SafeTrack, Shakespeare, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Shortcut to Europe, Sidney Harman Hall, Signatoure Theatre, Smart People, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Space Day, Susanna Hamnett, The Faces of Battle: Americas at War, The First Lady of Jazz: Ella Fitzgerald at 100, The Woodshedders, Tim Rice, Timon of Athens, Town Mountain, Tudor Place, U.S. Airforce Band, U.S. National Arboretum, United Kingdom, Urban Poutine, Utah, Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington Area Bicyclist Association, Washington Performing Arts, weekend guide, World Bonsai Day Festival, Wst Potomac Park, Wunder Garten, yayoi Kasuma, Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors

Treat Mom to Some Fun This Weekend The weekend will start out a bit chilly with temperatures in the upper 50s Friday and Saturday but finish in the low 70s on Sunday. The forecasts also calls for rain Friday night and Saturday morning, but a mostly sunny Sunday, just in time for

Ice! at the Gaylord National Resort features Christmas Around the World. (Photo: Gaylord Natioanl Resort)

Weekend Guide

18 Nov 2016

Mark Heckathorn

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A Christmas Carol, AFI Silver Theatre, Art of the Airport Tower, Bill Viola, Bill Viola: The Moving Portrait, Book Fair and Author's Night, Britain, Carolyn Russo, CatVideoFest, Chinatown Cultural Community Center, Christmas Around the World, Craig Wallace, Creative Control: After Hours with Art of the Ariport Tower, digital art, Dock 5, Dr. Peppercorn, Ebenezer Scrooge, Finn Spark, Finnish Christmas Bazaar, Ford's Theaer, Fotoweek D.C., Frank Ahrens, Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, Gene Davis, Gene Davis: Hot Beat, Germany, gloog, Holiday Shops, holiday traditions, Hyundai, ice carving, Ice skating, ice slides, ICE!, Iittala glass, Internet Cat Video Festival, Junion League of Washington, Karelian pies, Kirsti Kauppi, Knowledge Commons D.C., Mary Lennox, Metro, Mexico, National Air and Space Museum, National Gallery of Art, National Harbor, National Mall, National Press Club, Pailion Cafe, Pulla, Raspberry Icicle, Red Witch, River Road Unitarian Church, SafeTrack, Salsa Class, Sam Krisch, Sculpture Garden, Seoul Man, Shakespeare Theatre Co., Sidney Harman Hall, Silver Spring, The Secret Garden, Tony Award, union market, video, Washington Color School, washington post, weekend guide, Will Braden

Ice! Opens This Weekend at National Harbor J.K. Rowling’s Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them opens this weekend. But, if you aren’t in the theater or waiting in line, there are plenty of other things to do in the DMV this weekend. As Metro’s SafeTrack Surge 10 winds down,

The Maryland Renaissance Festival kicks off Saturday near Annapolis. (Photo: Donna Headlee)

Weekend Guide

27 Aug 2016

Mark Heckathorn

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17th Street Festival, acrobats, annapolis, Anne Boleyn, areialists, arena stage, Batala Washington, bounce house, Capital Dragon Boat Regatta, Carl Van Vechten, carnival games, Carousel, Catherine of Aragon, D Fusion, D.C. Rawhides, D.C. State Fair, DMV, Ella Fitzgerald, Ethan McSweeny, face painting, fix-a-flat bike tire reace, Free For All, Harlem Heroes, hoola-hooping, James Baldwin, King Henry VIII, knights, Lookingglass Theatre, Maryland Renaissance Festival, Metro, Moby Dick, National Museum of African American History, NoMa Junction, petting zoo, Rogers and Hammerstein, Season Kickoff Carnival, Shakespeare Theatre Co., Sidney Harman Hall, sloppy Joe eating, Smithsonian American Art Museum, So You Think You Can Dance off, Southwest waterfront, Storey Park, The Captivators, The Tempest, The Wharf, turkey legs, Village of Revel Grove, W.E. B. Du Bois, Washington Channel, weekend guide

7 Things to Do in the DMV This Weekend We’re looking at another hazy, hot and humid weekend in the DMV with temperatures in the low-90s. There’s plenty to do indoors and out, if you like the heat, this weekend. Red Line trains will single track between Forest Glen and Glenmont

Weekend Guide

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