All posts by Doug Rule
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Taste of DC brings 65 restaurants and food trucks to RFK Stadium
Participating vendors include Arepa Zone, Ben & Jerry's, Capital Chicken & Waffles, and Captain Cookie & the Milkman
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Taste of Bethesda offers 50 restaurants and live entertainment
Restaurants include Georgetown Cupcake, Jaleo Bethesda, Louisiana Kitchen & Bayou Bar, Mussel Bar, Olazzo and Ruth's Chris
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Dakshina: Festival Of Indian Arts
14th annual event with a focus on pioneering women choreographers of India
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment, October 5-11
Everything arts and entertainment in DC this week!
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All Things Go Fall Classic at Dock 5
All Things Go has expanded the event in duration as well as diversity
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Feminine Force: Lizzy Plapinger brings LPX to DC
Lizzy Plapinger aims to bring back an aggressive female voice to alt-rock and punk.
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Powerful trans rights doc “Raising Zoey” screens at HRC Equality Center
Documents teenage trans activist Zoey Luna's fight to be recognized by her school
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Pussy Noir helps GMCW celebrate queer underground with “Ropeburn”
Performance artist Pussy Noir anchors a Gay Men's Chorus of Washington celebration
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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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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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Dina Martina comes to the Howard Theatre
The Provincetown staple brings her shtick to D.C.
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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
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Eat Well, Do Justice: Celebrity Chef Kugel Cookoff
Tzedek DC's Top Chef-inspired contest helps low income residents struggling with consumer protection problems
