All posts by Doug Rule
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Quick Bites: Kitchn’s Brunch Fest, the Nats’ Canned Cocktails, 9:30 Club’s Food Truck
Three dining and drinking options to enjoy in D.C. this week!
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Too Good To Go brings zero-waste takeout to DC
Too Good To Go, which recently launched in D.C., connects foodies with vendors in the fight to end food waste
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Sue Jin Song stages Children of Medea for an online-only production at Constellation Theatre
Song portrays members of a Korean-American family, fairy tale heroes, and the infamous Medea
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Dance Place previews “CLASS,” a documentary about visionary co-founder Carla Perlo
"CLASS: The Carla Perlo Story" showcases the dance artist who helped launch Dance Place in 1980
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Sixth and I’s upcoming discussions include Malcolm Gladwell, Amy Klobuchar, and “Rabbi vs. Jedi”
Virtual discussions at Sixth and I will highlight bold-name authors and topical concerns
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Gay Men’s Chorus celebrates 40 years with Alan Cumming, Laura Benanti, Shangela and more
GMCW honors a "big, bold, beautiful milestone" at its virtual Spring Affair concert
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SONiA disappear fear honors Lesbian Visibility Day with a livestream performance
Indie-folk/pop artist SONiA disappear fear offers a special livestream concert performing from recent album "Love Out Loud."
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Folk singer Crys Matthews pushes for social justice through a time-honored tradition of rich, meaningful songs
Matthews' latest album "Changemakers" wraps an urgent message in catchy, toe-tapping folk
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Jukebox The Ghost performs their first two albums in special livestream concerts
Piano-prominent pure-pop trio performs each album in its entirety with added commentary and insights
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The Actors Fund auctions one-of-a-kind Hollywood and Broadway memorabilia
The "landmark live auction" is set for April 28
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Host the perfect (Covid-safe) garden party with Susan Gage’s Backyard Spring Soirées
Susan Gage Caterers offers a three-hour dining special for up to eight people
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Annie’s met the pandemic head-on with an extensive Streatery and takeout options
The "America's Classics" restaurant has found new ways to serve the community and help keep 17th Street vibrant
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Happenstance Theater’s “theatri-visual” productions offer whimsical escapism
The Juxtapose Tenement and A Rose for Ergensburg are both available to stream now
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DC History Center offers a “Spotlight on LGBTQ DC”
History society reopens to the public with a number of LGBTQ offerings
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Sharon Van Etten’s “epic” livestream concert streams Friday, April 16
Indie-rock singer celebrates her second album with a special concert
