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Spring Silver, Julien Baker, and More Best Bets for July 14–21
For your not-to-miss list: a play that tackles gentrification and gardening, a record release for Janel Leppin’s Ensemble Volcanic Ash, and art from the Cold War to the algorithm.
Don’t sleep on these events, from the hyper local to a national tour […]
Nollywood Dreams Makes You Dream of More Carefree Times
Jocelyn Bioh’s play at Round House Theatre offers escapism, but it’s also a radical production of Nigerian pride.
The overturn of Roe v. Wade has left many of us seeing red, but it’s an act of personal resistance and self-care to watch a performance that sweeps you into a bygone era with a story that embraces the silly […]
D.C. Surpassed 100 Homicides Again. Leaders and Survivors Continue to Seek Solutions.
The second annual End Gun Violence Citywide Conference brought together organizations, advocates, survivors, and researchers.
After a string of shooting-related deaths last weekend, the District surpassed 100 homicides this year. The current count is 14 percent higher than it was around the same time last year, according to police data, a total of 104 homicides as of Thursday. Yesterday the T.R.I.G.G.E.R. Project, a nonprofit aimed at changing the norms around…