What was supposed to be a celebratory three-day weekend in D.C. to celebrate Juneteenth concluded under a shadow of gloom […]
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New Documentary Dives Into the Rich History of Barry Farm-Hillsdale
Samuel George and Sabiyah Prince didn’t know they were making a 50 minute documentary when they first conceptualized what would become Barry Farm: Community, Land & Justice in Washington, DC […]
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Black Rave Culture is Back With a New Album, New Show, and Same Great Sound
DJ NativeSun, one-third of the D.C. formed DJ collective Black Rave Culture, says the killing of George Floyd was one of the key reasons the group got together in 2020 […]
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Inner Ear Studios Comes Home. Literally.
When Inner Ear Studios in Arlington closed last October after more than 30 years at their South Oakland Street location, owner Don Zientara weighed his options […]
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Monday Arts Roundup: Remembering Goonew
Here are some arts-related headlines and news stories you may have missed in recent days […]
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Monday Arts Roundup: Infinity Rooms Edition
The major arts-related headlines, news stories, and wins you may have missed […]
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The Best Local Photography Exhibits of 2021
In 2021, photography (along with much else) edged tenuously back into real life […]
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Leslie Pietrzyk’s Admit This to No One Captures a Crisp D.C.
Leslie Pietrzyk is known throughout the D.C. area for her award-winning prose […]
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Oaxaca in the U.S. Opens With Pomp and Some Irony
Stepping into the Mexican Cultural Institute at 2829 16th St. NW feels like stepping into another era well outside of D.C. […]
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Futures is Now at the Smithsonian
After a massive renovation, the doors of the Smithsonian’s Arts and Industries Building will be flung open at last on Nov. 20 […]
