Poetry Readings Live from Emily Dickinson’s House, Anyone?
For over 50 years, the Folger Shakespeare Library has held its O.B. Hardison Poetry Series, and 2020 will be no
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Arts/Theatre
Strathmore ReOpens Campus with Outdoor Creative ‘Monument’ Installation
This October, Strathmore is welcoming the community back — with care — to its 16-acre campus in North Bethesda, MD
Read MorePortrait Gallery Reopens with “Her Story,” An Exhibit of Female Authors
“Her Story: A Century of Women Writers” celebrates 24 of the most influential female American authors. It features portraits of women from diverse backgrounds whose books have become classics and whose words are well known.
Read MoreScreen Everything from the 34th Annual FilmFest DC At Your Own Home
Think of it as a week+ of private film screenings in your own home. DC’s longest-running film festival, Filmfest DC, is conducting its 34th year completely online.
Read MoreFolger Shakespeare Library is Ready for Its ‘Encore’
Miss those treasured performances at The Folger Shakespeare Library? Every Friday you can get an encore with the Library’s new weekly online series.
Read More16th Annual DC Jazz Fest Gets Into a Global Rhythm
The 16th annual DC Jazz Fest is going global with virtual programming available to listeners and participants from Thursday, September 24th to Monday, September 28th, 2020.
Read MoreSTC Offers ‘Romantics Anonymous’ Via Livestream Digital Tour
Well, if it can’t be staged, it can be screened. STC will be showing Romantics Anonymous to subscribers, donors, and paying audience members for five days of live streaming from Tuesday, September 22 through Saturday, September 26.
Read MoreWill on the Hill Pivots, Plays, Raises $400,000
It was quite a bit different watching Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Will on the Hill via Vimeo this year. Audiences loved
Read MoreNew 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
Read MorePay-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
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