Dry Cleaning and Hotline TNT Deliver a Fascinatingly Awkward Night in D.C.
Dry Cleaning chose to return to Howard Theatre three years after their first ever stop in our nation's capital. An eclectic queue formed around the theatre, with businessmen, grunge folk, and families all lining up for a rather unconventional headliner. The scheduling...
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It’s Still Our City Ep. 24 | Ed Harrington
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A preview of IllumiNATION at Virginia Museum of History & Culture tonight
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“Everything’s Made Up. So Let’s Fix It.” — Salaam Bhatti
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Salaam Bhatti Interview: Campaign Finance, Community, and “We Are the Ones We’ve Been Waiting For”
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Home Front on Chaos, Community, and Watch It Die
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It’s Still Our City Ep. 20 | Katie Davis, Salvation Tattoo
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