Apr
23
Wed
Style Cable Pop-Up Party @ 1776
Apr 23 @ 10:30 PM – Apr 24 @ 2:00 AM

 Shop and celebrate in style:

 

  • Shop a modern and edgy selection of jewelry, handbags and apparel from emerging designers with an exclusive promotional discount just for the Pop Up Shop;
  • Indulge in an open bar with beer, wine and the special STYLECABLE Pop cocktail and try tasty treats from local DC vendors; 
  • Glam it up with a lip bar and lash bar from Nival, a luxury salon and spa;
  • Enjoy great music from a live DJ;
  • Show off your style with friends in the fun photobooth; 
  • An exclusive VIP Gift Bag featuring products from luxury lifestyle brands.  

ABOUT STYLECABLE: 

STYLECABLE is a curated online shopping experience that offers a unique mix of modern and edgy pieces by emerging fashion designers. It is a platform where designers can share their stories and inspirations and connect with
customers. Reminiscent of shopping in a trendy London market or a luxury boutique in Hong Kong, STYLECABLE offers intelligent aesthetics, clean silhouettes, and customized selections. STYLECABLE is proud to be based in Washington, DC and is a member of1776, DC’s startup hub. www.STYLECABLE.com

 

 
Apr
29
Tue
Spring Beauty Night Out @ Longview Gallery
Apr 29 @ 9:00 PM – Apr 30 @ 1:30 AM

Join us for Spring Beauty Night Out!

Enjoy an evening of shopping, complimentary cocktails, makeup & skincare consultations, mini-manicures, massages and mini-spa treatments in a fun, artsy setting!

Hosted by stylist James Cornwell.

Price: $35 ($45 at the door)

ADVANCE BUYERS are guaranteed the Beauty Bag.

Note: You must be 21 years old or older to attend this event. Proper ID will be required at the door.

Long View Gallery
1234 9th NW
Washington, DC 20001

Tuesday, April 29, 2014 from 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM (EDT)

https://bnodc2014.eventbrite.com

May
4
Sun
DCCK’s Sound Bites @ Ronald Reagan Building
May 4 @ 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Tickets are officially on sale for the fifth annual Sound Bites, an outdoor food and music festival benefitting the vital work of DC Central Kitchen. Presented by Groupon, Sound Bites will be held on May 4, 2014 at a new, larger location – the Ronal Reagan Building’s Woodrow Wilson Plaza. Guests will sample food and drinks from 25 of the DC area’s top restaurants, artisans and mixologists, with music from local bands and DJs. Tickets are $65 and include food, cocktails, beer, music and access to the bar battle, and can be purchased at www.soundbitesdc.org

A ‘Mixologist Madness Competition’, hosted by ABC7 and NewsChannel 8 reporter Scott Thuman and Tommy McFly, fellow ABC7 reporter and host of the Tommy Show on 94.7 Fresh FM, will star local mixologists whose cocktails will be judged by a panel of experts. Details of the competition will be announced soon. Guests will enjoy music from up and coming artists, including blues, rock and funk inspired Billy Thompson, brass band Gypsy-style tunes from DC’s own Black Masala, beats from DJ Harry Hotter, and punk hip hop from Ingleside Collectivefeaturing members of Fugazi and Delegation Music.

Confirmed bars, restaurants and artisans include &Pizza, Acre 121, Bar Pilar, Black Jack, Bloomery SweetShine, Capital Komboucha, DC Central Kitchen, Dolci Gelati, Don Ciccio & Figli, Dyvine BBQ, Farmers Fishers Bakers, Founding Farmers, Gordon Biersch, The Hamilton, Hank’s Oyster Bar, Indique, Jaleo, La Colombe Coffee, Pearl Dive Oyster Palace, Republic, Roofers Union, Red Bull and Rappahannock River Oysters.

 

 

May
7
Wed
Art & Soul’s Biscuit Bash @ Art & Soul
May 7 @ 10:00 PM – May 8 @ 12:00 AM
On May 7, Art and Soul is hosting a friendly biscuit competition to help kick off patio season and raise funds for Hospitality High, a preparatory high school for D.C. students interested in the hospitality industry.Five local chefs will take part in the friendly throw down, with winners decided by the voting public. Battling it out for the title of Biscuit King will be:

  • Jason Gehring of Menu MBK
  • Hamilton Johnson of Vidalia
  • Dylan Fultineer of Rappahannock River Oysters
  • Brian McPherson of Jackson 20
  • Susan Wallace of BlackSalt
Students from Hospitality High will be helping out at each station, assisting the chefs in the preparation and plating of their biscuit creations.
 
An all-star lineup of Art and Soul’s industry friends will be lending a hand, including:
  • Derek Brown, who will be serving cocktails
  • Craig Rogers of Border Spring Farms, who will roast a whole lamb
  • Staff from Rappahannock River Oysters, who will be shucking and serving to order
Chef Art Smith will be in attendance for the event and Drymill Road band will perform live bluegrass music.

The event will run on May 7 from 6-8pm on Art and Soul’s patio (indoors should it rain). Tickets are $55 a person and must be purchased in advance at BiscuitBash.Eventbrite.com.

Art and Soul is located at 415 New Jersey Ave. NW. 202.393.7777.
May
9
Fri
Paris Hilton at Echostage @ EchoStage
May 9 @ 10:00 PM – 11:59 PM

On Friday, May 9, DC’s newest concert venue Echostage (2135 Queens Chapel Rd. NE, DC. www.echostage.com) will host Paris Hilton, for her first-ever DJ set in the nation’s capital. Tickets to see The Heiress start at $20. District high-rollers and true Hilton fans can get their own royal treatment with Echostage’s VIP-table service

Hilton will takeover Echostage, spinning her hottest tracks from “Nothing In This World” to “Last Night,” among other popular hits. Carlos Melangé will open for the international mega-star and the night will end with a performance by George Acosta. With over 20 years of experience as a DJ and producer, Acosta is a driving force in the EDM industry.

May
12
Mon
Free Portgual. The Man Concert at National Zoo @ Smithsonian National Zoo
May 12 @ 6:30 PM – 7:15 PM

WHAT:          Portgual. The Man will perform a free stripped down concert at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo as part of the #EndangeredSong campaign.

WHEN:          Monday, May 12
6:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.
(Please note: The band goes on promptly at 6:30 p.m. Media may arrive at 5:30 p.m.)

WHERE:       Band Shell at Lion/Tiger Hill
Smithsonian’s National Zoo
3001 Connecticut Ave. NW
Washington, D.C. 20008

WHO:             Portgual. The Man
Great Cats Team, Smithsonian’s National Zoo

The Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute and National Zoo and indie band Portgual. The Man launched the #EndangeredSong Project April 22, Earth Day 2014. The analog meets digital outreach campaign has been raising awareness about the critically endangered Sumatran tiger and the need for conservation efforts. The Zoo and the band distributed a previously unreleased song titled “Sumatran Tiger” to 400 social media influencers on 400 custom polycarbonate records, which will degrade after a certain amount of plays. With no other copies in existence, the 400 participants were tasked with digitizing and “breeding” the song through their social channels with #EndangeredSong.

Portugal. The Man will begin their performance promptly at 6:30 p.m. There is no opening act. The Great Cats team at the Zoo will be available to answer questions about Sumatran tigers—including the three living there—and conservation. Food and beverages will be available for purchase during the concert. The Zoo’s Speedwell Conservation Carousel will play music by Portugal. The Man that evening to celebrate the Endangered Song Project.

 

May
21
Wed
F*ck Cancer! Benefit for Tara Papanicolas @ Flash Nightclub
May 21 @ 7:00 PM – May 22 @ 2:00 AM

“F*ck Cancer! Benefit for Tara Papanicolas” showcases many of DC’s hottest DJ’s, who are banding together to help one young woman fight a rare and aggressive form of cancer.

When & Where: Wednesday, May 21st 2014 from 7:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. at Flash nightclub, located at 645 Florida Avenue NW, DC 20001.

What:  An event featuring DJ’s, dancing, and a series of high end raffle giveaways. DC area musicians, artists, and businesses are coming together to support a friend in serious need.  Eric Hilton, Farid, Sam “The Man” Burns, John Thornley, Spinser Tracy, DINO, Harry Hotter, and Jahsonic are the DJ’s slated to spin while the crowd dances on multiple levels. Dozens of high end raffle items have been donated by:  Gibson, Heist, Current, Olazzo, Cava, MOOV, Kushi, DC Mobile Hair, Lettie Gooch, Megan Rains, Mishi, Ivy & Coney, Chef Tony’s, and many more. Complementary sushi care of Kushi will be given to those who arrive at the beginning of the evening.

May
23
Fri
Afrojack at EchoStage @ Echostage
May 23 @ 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
DC’s newest and largest concert venue Echostage (2135 Queens Chapel Rd. NE, DC. www.echostage.com) will host Grammy award-winning DJ and producer Afrojack on Friday, May 23. Tickets to see the Dutch superstar will start at $30 and go on sale tomorrow at noon. Afrojack fanatics and District high-rollers can opt for the royal treatment with Echostage’s VIP-table service bookings. To reserve a table, email tables@echostage.com or call 202.503.2331.
 
The artist comes to town just in time for the release of his highly anticipated debut album, Forget the World, out May 19. The music sensation will spin his new hit single with Wrabel, “Ten Feet Tall,” among other top tracks such as “Take Over Control” and “Give Me Everything”. Fellow Dutch DJ, Apster, will open for the international mega-star.
 
Between a sprawling, 30,000 plus sq. ft. layout, top-tier sound design, and advanced LED visual displays, it’s no surprise that Echostage – which opened in September, 2012 – has already attracted industry heavyweights such as David GuettaCalvin HarrisAviciiArmin van Buuren, Hardwell and Tiesto.
 
About Echostage: 
Echostage is located at 2135 Queens Chapel Rd NE, Washington, DC 20018. For tables and general info, please call: 202.503.2330http://www.echostage.com.

 

Jun
3
Tue
Les Pappilons de Nuit with Robin Phillips @ Carderock Falls Manor
Jun 3 @ 7:15 PM – 10:15 PM

Come join us for this fun, frothy, festive, touching yet funny one-woman Cabaret Theatre show. Sultry, silky French chansons and lavish costumes evoke the bygone spirits of the most wonderful artistes of the Music Hall stages of Paris from 1900 to 1960 — Erik Satie, Colette, Kiki, Maurice Chevalier, Marlene Dietrich, Mistinguett, and of course, Edith Piaf.

Their chansons tell the tale of the intimate stories of those performers who sashayed around the vibrant heart of Parisian nightlife during the first half of the 20th century. Onstage costume changes delight, amuse and surprise the audience while marking the passage of time. The cleverly crafted script is in English with smatterings of French throughout. Piano Accompaniment: Barbara Twigg. Accordionist: Peter DiGiovanni.

Robin Phillips Les Papillons de Nuit in the Music Halls of Paris

Savories & Sweets by Cary Pollak

© 2012 All Rights Reserved by Robin Phillips

Time: 7:15pm Wine & heavy hors d’oeuvres

8:15pm Show

9:00pm Dessert, wine, & coffee

Pablo Cruise at Bethesda Blues & Supper Club @ Bethesda Blues & Supper Club
Jun 3 @ 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club (Bethesda Blues and Jazz), an inviting entertainment venue that hosts amazing musical performances and provides fine dining experiences as well as private and corporate events, announces today that it will host the global pop/rock band sensation, Pablo Cruise, on Tuesday, June 3, 2014 at 8:00pm. The doors will open at 6:00pm, and admission is $30.

From their beginnings in the mid-seventies, Pablo Cruise has remained a constant force in the pop/rock music scene. Known for their down-to-earth vocals and infectious grooves that are described as ‘fun, yet elegant,’ the ensemble, comprised of David Jenkins, Cory Lerios, Steve Price, and Bud Cockrell will welcome fans to “Climb Aboard the Good Ship Pablo Cruise” when they hit the stage at Bethesda Blues and Jazz in early June.

About the event: Bethesda Blues and Jazz will host the world-famous pop/rock band, Pablo Cruise, who has sold millions of albums and singles over their nearly four-decade career.

About the band: Pablo Cruise will delight audiences at Bethesda Blues and Jazz with their real, honest, and catchy vocals, performing top hits from their nearly 40- year global career, such as “Watcha Gonna Do When She Says Goodbye,” “Love Will Find A Way,” “I Go to Rio,” and “Cool Love,” among many others.

“We are eagerly anticipating hosting the phenomenal ensemble, Pablo Cruise, here at Bethesda Blues and Jazz this summer,” owner Rick Brown says. “Pablo Cruise brings a dynamic, down-to-earth sound that will engage and delight audience members of all ages and walks of life.”