Arts + Entertainment
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Town opens up for a Big Gay Flea Market on October 1
The Big Gay Flea is a first-of-its-kind market aimed squarely at queers who love to rummage
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Morgan Monceaux: Black Leatherman’s Journal at the Baltimore Eagle
A retrospective of the late artist’s work, presented by the Baltimore Eagle
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Youth Pride returns to Dupont Circle on October 7
Youth Pride continues to provide young LGBTQ people a safe space to celebrate
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Review: Arena’s “Native Gardens” humorously tackles race, class and diversity
Karen Zacarias' Native Gardens offers a funny, D.C.-specific look at race and class in America
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Dissonance Dance Theatre prepares its 11th season opener
Three emerging choreographers will premiere works specially commissioned by Dissonance
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment, September 28-October 4
Your guide to everything arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Will & Grace returns, but was it worth the wait?
Hitting reset on its original finale, Will & Grace gets off to a shaky -- if potentially promising -- start
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Billie Jean King takes on Bobby Riggs in Battle of the Sexes (review)
Emma Stone dazzles as tennis champ Billie Jean King who bested Bobby Riggs in a '70s stunt match that turned iconic
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Dina Martina comes to the Howard Theatre
The Provincetown staple brings her shtick to D.C.
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Reviews: Everyman’s “M. Butterfly” and Factory 449’s “Lela & Co.”
M. Butterfly soars on its lead's performance, while Lela & Co. offers a harrowing wartime tale
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Body Language: Queer Activists from Post-Yugoslavia
An exhibition of paintings, photographs, and video installations by seven queer artists and activists
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The Kennedy Center celebrates Leonard Bernstein’s Broadway legacy
The Kennedy Center launches a season celebrating America's legendary composer-conductor with a concert of his Broadway hits
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DC Public Library toasts Banned Books Week with a cocktail party
DC Public Library Foundation's Banned Books Week cocktail party is a celebration of free expression
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Review: Woolly Mammoth’s The Arsonists
"The Arsonists" is a provocative, humorous allegory for our modern political times
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Story District showcases coming out stories
Story District's 20-year work with coming out stories will be on display at two upcoming events
