Fun, Loud Launch for ‘202 Creates’
• August 31, 2017

“202 Creates” events will include a Labor Day Weekend Music Festival at the historic Lincoln Theatre and a family-friendly arts and cultural festival on Sept. 9 at the Southwest Waterfront and Randall Field. 

Weekend Round Up August 31, 2017
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Starting tonight, Thursday, Aug. 31, Labor Day weekend is also Harvey Relief weekend in D.C.

The Antiques Addict
• August 23, 2017

Wood screws are one of the least understood clues in establishing the date and authenticity of antique furniture. They are especially valuable for dating country and primitive furniture. The stylistic […]

Jerry Lewis Goes Silent at 91
• August 21, 2017

The manic comedian and filmmaker, who became a star paired with laid-back Dean Martin, died Aug. 20 in Las Vegas.

Weekend Round Up August 17, 2017
• August 17, 2017

Flavors of Italy, comedy and theater, ukeleles, guitars and sitars — just another summer weekend in D.C.

This Summer’s Free For All: ‘Othello’
• August 9, 2017

“Othello” is coming, Aug. 15-27, to Sidney Harman Hall in a Shakespeare Theatre Company Free For All production. Before we get to that, let’s discuss. In theater, audience questions have always […]

Revival’ at National Museum of Women in the Arts
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Recently, most contemporary art passing through this city has focused on our external experiences, the way we negotiate, perceive or fit into our environments. Yayoi Kusama’s monumentally popular “Infinity Rooms” […]

‘Revival’ at National Museum of Women in the Arts
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Recently, most contemporary art passing through this city has focused on our external experiences, the way we negotiate, perceive or fit into our environments. Yayoi Kusama’s monumentally popular “Infinity Rooms” […]

Weekend Round Up August 3, 2017
• August 3, 2017

Korean artists, a French film, a puppet singalong and a theatrical smorgasbord are among the choices for those who aren’t bingeing on tennis this weekend.

Sam Shepard, Cool ‘Disco’ Dan: Unique American Identifiers
• July 31, 2017

They were American types, not because of race or color, not as artists in terms of stature or genre, but as American identifiers.