Arts and Entertainment
Daniel Caesar thrilled D.C. concert goers at Echostage
By Kalia Butler | 10/15/2019The contemporary R&B singer stopped by the District for a memorable show
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Friday, February 21, 2020
The contemporary R&B singer stopped by the District for a memorable show
Play displays the humanity and diversity among us all
Institute’s first gallery in D.C features a contemporary art exhibit focused on identity
Masse’s first original album in 10 years brings peace during a time of chaos
From Earth to Space: Katzen Art Center’s early fall exhibit overview
Tenleytown and other D.C. neighborhoods celebrate the District’s creative communities with free event
NGA Nights brings a lively experience to local community
Round-up of “who’s who” in a cappella this fall
Over 500 events will be offered for free between Sept. 7-22
The concert series featured live performances by rising artists in Apple stores around the world
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Raina Telgemeier and others will discuss their books on Aug. 31
A comprehensive guide of popular spots and hidden gems that every D.C. wonk should know
The world premiere musical celebrating moon landing anniversary is out of this world
All-American Welcome has opportunities to sight-see, grab free snacks and make friends
Local performers showcase talents and triumphs with D.C. variety show
The Grammy award winner held a workshop and live show as a part of her new project ‘The Creative Passport’
Bobby Hankinson’s NYC comedy show brings diverse queer experiences to the stage
The bar crawl has spooked visitors to the nation’s capital for seven years and counting
Threats posed by climate change have driven its work
