Arts and Entertainment
D.C. ghost tours give guests a haunted look at the District
By Marc Shapiro | 06/01/2019The bar crawl has spooked visitors to the nation’s capital for seven years and counting
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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
The concert promoted her new album “Was It Even Real?” released on April 26
The English singer finally made it to the District after rescheduling conflicts
Karen Zacarías has spent her career championing diversity and inclusion
His performance of his latest album interlaced witty comedy and soulful storytelling
The play runs April 25-27 at Katzen Arts Center
Singer and LGBTQ advocate will take the stage during the fourth annual event on April 20
The singer-songwriter performed to a full crowd last month
Tasjan’s latest album reflects his unique, genre-defying sound
Gray performed tracks from his new EP “Sunset Season”
The British musicians died in a car accident in March shortly after kicking off tour in D.C.
Open Dialogue Theatre hopes to promote tough conversations through its performances
Limited course selection, lack of narrative filmmaking opportunities are among the complaints
New theater group’s performance ran from Feb. 28 to Mar. 2
Photographer visited campus to discuss work that explores gender, identity and community
Competition brought together students from across the District
