Are you watching closely?
It finally happened… again. I got on the wrong metro train this morning. I haven’t done that while commuting in DC for at least 15 years. This is both hilarious and mortifying.
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Yayoi Kusama, “Infinity Mirrors”
Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors at the Hirshhorn was the hottest art ticket in town and after weeks of trying, I finally managed to snag some passes.
Washington Antiquarian Book Fair – April 28-29, 2017
In an era torn by partisan division and “fake news,” the Washington Antiquarian Book Fair is offering a welcome antidote: its 42nd annual celebration of books, knowledge and learning, April 28-29, 2017, in the heart of our nation’s capital.
Filmfest DC – April 20-30, 2017
Filmfest DC is back for its 31st year in Washington, DC, bringing new and exciting international films to the community. Filmfest DC strives to bring films of current interest and debate to the culturally curious and diverse DC community.
Horse Meat Disco: I could have danced all night…
Picture it, Northeast Washington DC, 2017. Your faithful narrator at an all-night warehouse dance party packed body to body and meeting two of his DJ idols. A hell of a night, to be sure.
Autumn Walk at the National Arboretum
A quick morning trip out to the National Arboretum to get a bit of exercise, catch the fall colors and take some fun pictures!
Diversity Is Our Greatest Strength
“How far that little candle throws its beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty world.”
The City Says Hello
It’s just one of those mornings when you feel like the universe has crafted a message especially for you.
A Tale of Two Graffiti
Over the weekend historic buildings in both Virginia and DC were tagged with graffiti. The dfferences between the locations chosen, and the type of messages are very telling.
President Obama speaks at the NMAAHC Opening
President Barack Obama, speaking at the opening of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, “We’re not a burden on America, or a stain on America, or an object of pity or charity for America. We’re America. And that’s what this museum explains, the fact that our stories have shaped every corner of our culture.”
