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Fans of “Tales from the Crypt” and “Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace” will love The Ascareium, coming to the DC Arts Center on Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 8 p.m. This bone-chilling horror drama comedy show brings you into a haunted aquarium, where a brilliant but troubled detective must stop the carnage before it’s too late. Prepare to be spooked… and soaked!
Current Boutique is hosting its biggest sale of the season February 14-16 at all four DMV locations, with savings up to 50% off.
Here’s the deal: 20% off everything in store and 50% off all coats, jackets, outerwear, and boots. We’re talking Reformation, Free People, Madewell, Theory, and more—all authenticated, pre-loved designer pieces at consignment prices, now with even deeper discounts.
Cherry Blossom Healing Arts is Washington DC’s best acupuncture and herbal medicine clinic. Located in Woodley Park, DC, we practice integrative medicine and take a personalized approach to your healthcare needs. We have helped thousands of busy Washingtonians improve their health and quality of life through treatment in our clinic.
Our experienced acupuncturists have solutions for your back pain, neck pain, migraines, headaches, stress, insomnia, and a whole slew of other symptoms. We can seamlessly integrate into your health care regime and pride ourselves on complementing your current care from physicians and other specialists.
Students from Piano & More recently brought their Winter Recital directly into senior living communities across Arlington, McLean, Falls Church, and Washington, DC, offering residents a live music experience performed by young local musicians.
Instead of hosting the recital in a traditional concert venue, the nonprofit music studio chose to perform inside senior homes, creating a more personal and accessible event for residents. Students performed on piano, guitar, voice, and other instruments, sharing a variety of musical selections.
THE SECRET TRIO is made up of three astounding musicians, Ara Dinkjian (oud, a fretless lute), Ismail Lumanovski (clarinet) and Tamer Pınarbaşı (kanun, a 76-string zither), who came together to create a new type of chamber music, combining the elements of sound, texture and rhythm with new and interesting approaches to their instruments. They perform original pieces and traditional melodies that fuse the microtonal modes and improvisation of the Middle East, dance beats of the Balkans, and elements of jazz, rock, classical and world music. The delicate harmonies, rapid-fire synchrony and intricate counterpoint developed by a trio of musicians with separate roots in Armenian, Turkish, and Macedonian Roma music are extraordinary. By inventing new ways to play percussively on fundamentally melodic instruments, the ensemble, full of rhythm and drive, harmony and counterpoint, never sounds like only three instruments.
For ticket purchases: https://templemicah.shulcloud.com/form/storefront-sounds-secret-trio-feb-2026.html
A new year is the perfect time to tackle the things we have been meaning to do, especially when it comes to protecting our families. If getting your estate plan in order has been on your to-do list, now is the moment to start.
We are hosting a free webinar on Thursday, January 22, 2026 at 8:00 p.m. designed for parents of minor children. In the session, we will walk through the key decisions every parent should consider, including guardianship, planning for your assets, and making sure the right legal documents are in place to protect your family if the unexpected happens.
In the United States, the holiday season ends after New Year’s Eve. In France, January is when the celebration continues ✨
La Galette des Rois is one of France’s most cherished traditions, with more than seven hundred years of history. Throughout January, families, friends, and colleagues gather repeatedly to share this ritual that blends gastronomy, symbolism, and togetherness.
“I love that The Village School preserves childhood through play,” says Avani Cheriathandum, a parent of two students at the school. “In an area so focused on achievement, it’s refreshing to find a school that recognizes the unique and critical role of play in a child’s development.”
At The Village School, we believe that play is not just a break from learning, but an essential part of it. While many schools have been cutting back on playtime in favor of more academic instruction and structured activities, we’ve taken a different approach. All of our learners (in PreK-8) enjoy an average of 2 hours of daily playtime – and the results speak for themselves.
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