New Strathmore Exhibit Makes a Powerful Point About Paper
Everything seems to be digital these days, but a new exhibit at the Mansion at Strathmore takes a look at
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Arts/Theatre
Pay-What-You-Will on the Hill, for the First Time Ever
One of D.C.’s iconic bi-partisan events is going online — and thus accessible to the entire nation for the first
Read MoreKennedy Center Bringing Back Some On-Site Programs This Fall
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts announced that it will be resuming some on-site and digital programming
Read MoreKennedy Center, Facebook Debut Weekday Streamed Performances for ‘Arts Across America’
The Kennedy Center, in partnership with Facebook, launched its Arts Across America initiative on July 27, 2020. This program is
Read MoreNational Museum of Women in the Arts Reopening Aug. 1
The National Museum of Women in the Arts has announced plans to reopen to the public on Saturday, August 1.
Read MoreArena Stage Launches Inaugural Supper Club
Arena Stage is set to open its online Spring/Summer Season, Looking Forward in June with two world premiere films. Both
Read MoreKennedy Center Offers Free Couch Concerts Three Times a Week
The Kennedy Center may have canceled all ticketed shows and events through May 22, 2020, but the popular performing arts
Read MoreFord’s Theatre Commemorates Lincoln’s Death (155 Years Ago) in the Most New Age Way
Ford’s Theatre commemorates the 155th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination and death on April 14/15th, and throughout the month
Read MoreSome Original Local Programming to Binge While Stay-At-Homing
Round House Theatre is bringing together DC-area playwrights, actors, and designers for Homebound, an original webseries that explores life under Stay-at-Home
Read MoreShow Must Go On: DJ Neekola Adapts to Changing Events Industry w/ LIVE Performance Across Timezones
You likely know her as DJ Neekola, the popular DJ and event personality with pink hair and a bejeweled laptop/mixer.
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