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On March 21st, two Street Sense vendors, Ken Martin and Robert Warren, and AU alum and Street Sense volunteer Bryan Bello came to speak at AU for an Intersection of Art and Poverty panel discussion. The event was hosted by AU School of Communication senior Daniel Marks and his classmates for their PR portfolio and honors capstone project.
In 2004, CNN published an article predicting that CDs ‘would soon go the way of vinyl,’ but little did they know, vinyl records would make a comeback. The D.C. Record Fair, held Jan. 31 exhibited this resurgence.
Get your cameras (or phones, if we’re being honest) ready for FotoWeek DC 2015! Every year, Foto DC and Brightest Young Things host a festival celebrating photography. Local and international artists will converge to host workshops, exhibitions, lectures and film showings all over the city from Nov. 7 until Nov. 15.
Previous renditions of “Goosebumps” found on VHS hardly compare to the 2015 “Goosebumps” masterpiece. Director Rob Letterman successfully brings R.L. Stine’s extensive body of work to life through his new film, “Goosebumps.”
Infectious energy filled the Sixth & I Synagogue last Saturday night, as talented poets from across the world competed for their chance at a world title. Snaps, claps, bongos and choruses of “yes” and “mmmhmmms” affirmed the talents of 12 finalists as they fought to earn distinction as the Individual World Poetry Slam Champion.
If you’re over 21 in D.C., there is no shortage of options to enjoy a drink or many drinks (Nightmare on M Street, anyone?). But if you’re looking for something other than happy hours, bottomless brunches or $5 shot/beer combos at your favorite sticky dive bar, it might be time to check out the District’s speakeasy scene.
An eccentric crowd of metalheads greeted Southern California’s finest fusion band, Metalachi, with a warm reception at the Black Cat on Oct. 9. The second show of the “East Coast Offensive Tour II” was filled with mariachi covers of Van Halen, Slayer and many other rock favorites.
Students with eclectic tastes in music, concertgoers looking for something new and fans of portmanteaus alike will enjoy Metalachi — a metal-mariachi fusion band. The Mexican group is on its second East Coast tour, dubbed the “East Coast Offensive Tour,” and will perform at the Black Cat on Oct. 9.
Solutions by The State News
