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When you live in a city as vibrant as Washington, D.C., getting out to explore during the weekend is a top priority. Beyond the patio brunches and late night concerts at the 9:30 Club are tons of cultural experiences available to Washingtonians. This coming weekend is full of fantastic events to celebrate Labor Day Weekend and the end of summer, and here’s a list outlining The Scene’s top picks.
Although this year’s Welcome Week show was not up to official rave standards, which would have included horse masks, glow in the dark clothing, the mass consumption of illegal drugs and the complete disregard of AU’s code of conduct, EDM group The White Panda delivered an exciting performance at Student Union Board’s show in the Tavern on August 29.
Glad that's over!! #Nats #firstpitch pic.twitter.com/PBLkJQ4HvX
GALA Hispanic/Tivoli Theatre will host the 23rd annual Reel Affirmations film festival starting tonight at 7 p.m. and ending on Sunday. This year, the festival will include 35 new films, with movie contributions from ten countries.
A woman protests during Mayor Muriel Bowser's address (Cuneyt Dil/The Eagle).
CALL TO ACTION: Tell @MayorBowser NO! to EXPANDING #PoliceTerror in D.C. #SouthEastMatters #DC #DMV pic.twitter.com/CGkoCeYsvX
Washington College of Law dean Claudio Grossman will step down at the end of the academic year, the University announced Monday night, ending a tenure in the position of 21 years that saw both growth and tumult at the school.
Growing up in beef-bountiful Texas, I ate hamburgers on a weekly basis. I stopped this habit once I reached high school, and now I hardly eat beef. But everyone needs a burger once in a while, so when the new Burger, Tap & Shake opened in Tenleytown, I decided to indulge in a sandwich.
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D.C. is experiencing an uptick in violent crime this summer that has local officials scratching their heads. Mayor Muriel Bowser blames the increase partly on synthetic drug use, while Police Chief Cathy Lanier rejects the notion it’s part of a ‘Ferguson effect’ and has vowed to address the sale of the drug.
Director Brett Morgan shines a light on the tragic and alluring life of Kurt Cobain in his new Sundance film, “Montage of Heck.” The film chronicles Cobain’s life through personal movies, photos, journal entries and audio montages.
In the Netflix show “House of Cards,” Frank and Claire Underwood seem to love their runs in the National Mall. But I’d rather lie in my comfortable bed and watch them exercise than lace up my own shoes. The American Fitness Index recently released a study that named Washington, D.C. the fittest city in America—but I’m beyond skeptical of this conclusion.
EDM duo The White Panda will kick off Student Union Board’s first concert of the academic year on Aug. 29 in the Tavern.
Mayor Muriel Bowser (file photo/Bryan Park).
John Oliver, host of HBO’s “Last Week Tonight,” showed his talent for making complex policy into comedic fodder last night while advocating for the District to become the 51st state.
Chicago-based rapper Vic Mensa will bring an experimental, high-energy performance to U Street Music Hall on August 11.
American rock band Neon Trees will bring its free-spirited sound to the 9:30 Club on July 20 as part of the band’s “An Intimate Night With Neon Trees” tour.
AU students protest sexual assault in 2014 (Kristie Chua/The Talon).
For AU students staying the summer and DMV locals alike, D.C. offers plenty of outdoor entertainment options. As a bonus for those who can stand the sweltering summer heat, lots of those outside options are free. The National Park Service announced its summer concert lineup on July 2 and added another handful of free outdoor events to the city’s summer to-do list.
NPR White House Correspondent Tamara Keith didn’t always want to work as a journalist. In the sixth grade, Keith won a writing competition where she wrote about how she wanted to pursue a career as a volcanologist and study volcanos when she grew older. After her victory in the writing competition, her local TV station wrote a story on her, and her interview with the station ignited her passion for journalism.
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