This class will focus on West African Dundunba Drumming for women*, instructed by seasoned drummer Malari Moore - he will teach primarily dundun, sangba and possibly kenkene drums. This series is part of our Women's History Month celebration at Joe's. … Continue reading →

Grab your painting supplies and a miniature and settle in for a quiet night of painting! Don't have paints or a mini? Game Kastle has FREE basic supplies on hand for your use, including sample minis, paints, and brushes. If … Continue reading →

Every Tuesday Night: Hyattsville Figure Drawing Group @ Pyramid Atlantic Art Center What: Sharpen your drawing skills in a relaxed, informal setting at Hyattsville Figure Drawing Group’s drop-in drawing sessions. Bring your favorite art supplies and sketch from a live, … Continue reading →

The Bladensburg Social Equity Commons is partnering with C&J Migrant Solutions to provide a series of in-depth workshops on the naturalization process. From eligibility to preparing Form N-400 to the USCIS interview, each week's workshop offers detailed information on a … Continue reading →

Every Thursday the Board Game Knights gather round the rectangular table to try their hands at something fun and diverting. Sometimes they pull out the demos of the newest releases at Game Kastle. Other times, they'll turn to an old … Continue reading →

Come hang with Cap City Trivia every Thursday starting at 7:30pm. There are prizes for the top teams and delicious beer available for everyone!

Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, the Iranian-born poet, musician and political activist Fereydoun Farrokhzad was known throughout his country as a cultural icon, a sex symbol, a television and radio host, and a chart-topping pop artist whose voice was inextricably … Continue reading →

Ovid’s timeless poem Metamorphoses leaps to stunning life in Mary Zimmerman’s Tony-nominated adaptation. Set in and around a central onstage pool of water that provides the hub of each of Metamorphoses’ many vignettes, Zimmerman’s bold retelling juxtaposes antiquity and modernity … Continue reading →

Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, the Iranian-born poet, musician and political activist Fereydoun Farrokhzad was known throughout his country as a cultural icon, a sex symbol, a television and radio host, and a chart-topping pop artist whose voice was inextricably … Continue reading →

Jonathon Heyward, conductor Bela Bartók's 1943 Concerto for Orchestra was his final completed composition and remains his best known work. Financially broken, pining for his home and desperately unwell, Bartók mustered the last of his strength to create an audaciously … Continue reading →

Escape for an evening or few! Drop the kids of and ignite your date night or fly solo! Experience Happy Hour Reimagined! Join us at the beautifully renovated SoHy Station, Fridays & Saturdays, 8pm-1am. Savor expertly crafted drinks, delightful company, … Continue reading →

Ovid’s timeless poem Metamorphoses leaps to stunning life in Mary Zimmerman’s Tony-nominated adaptation. Set in and around a central onstage pool of water that provides the hub of each of Metamorphoses’ many vignettes, Zimmerman’s bold retelling juxtaposes antiquity and modernity … Continue reading →