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Another holiday weekend, especially a warm weather and grilling holiday, means a temporary dip in the active DC Open Houses with less than 200 scheduled across the District. If you…

4303 Connecticut Ave, NW Thanks to P. for sending: “Giant isn’t allowing backpacks or book bags in the store. Lots of people are complaining.”

15th and H Street, NW Like he was strolling the beaches of Malibu or something hahaha… Ed. Note: I know the photo’s not great and I may or may not…

3100 14th Street, NW Uh oh. The closure was original slated to end May 21st. Thanks to P. for sending the updated note above. STAY TUNED.

Join local sketch comedy legends (in our own minds) Brick Penguin for an evening of live, dark, rip-roaring sketch comedy. See D.C.’s longest-running sketch comedy group do what they do best, when they’re not performing across the country in places such as the terrifying Philadelphia, the gooey Chicago, the M&M Store-y New York City, and the crunchy Seattle.

Now, our last show may or may not have mentioned Taylor Swift, and we may have gotten into some trouble from confused Swifties who thought they scored a $15 ticket to a Taylor Swift concert. So, to apologize and clear up any confusion, we’ve decided to dedicate another show to her. We promise she might or might not appear this time.

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IN COMMEMORATION OF THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PASSING OF GIACOMO PUCCINI

JOIN US FOR OUR SPRING FUNDRAISER IN OUR EARLY-20TH CENTURY PARIS CAFÉ.

Step into the enchanting world of Giacomo Puccini as the Washington Opera Society proudly presents an extraordinary concert that brings the timeless beauty and passionate drama of Puccini’s operas to life.

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PowerPoint Party in Adams Morgan

Make a funny or interesting PowerPoint presentation!

All the cool kids in DC are doing it!

Make a 7 minute or less PowerPoint presentation on whatever you want!

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Authors & Insights: A conversation with author Carlos Lozada

How do people in power reveal themselves through their writings? Hear what author Carlos Lozada thinks in this upcoming discussion with Ashley Parker.
Please join us for our next Authors & Insights event, as New York Times opinion columnist Carlos

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