Going Out Gurus - D.C. Entertainment Dispatches - May 25, 2008

Sticky Rice: On an Early Roll

Sticky Rice, the newest hipster haven on the H Street strip, opened last week to much well-deserved fanfare. The two-story restaurant and bar serves noodle dishes, tater tots and a staggering array of sushi in a edgy-cool atmosphere with accents...

By Julia Beizer | May 30, 2008; 2:16 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (3)
Categories: Restaurants
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Nightlife Agenda Update

Max Scozia mixes up flavored martinis at Skye Lounge (Bill O'Leary/The Washington Post) Sometimes, one Nightlife Agenda column just isn't enough. If you're looking for ideas beyond the live music, bar crawls and DJ nights we suggested earlier in the...

By Fritz Hahn | May 30, 2008; 1:28 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (0)
Categories: Bars and Clubs , Music
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Blockbuster Days: 'Sex and the City'

So you're dying to see "Sex and the City" this weekend, but you couldn't help but wonder: What else can my girlfriends and I do to put ourselves in a Carrie Bradshaw-state-of-mind before we catch a screening? Strap on your...

By Jen Chaney | May 29, 2008; 11:53 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (0)
Categories: Movies
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Nightlife Agenda

Mambo Sauce, D.C.'s 2007 breakout go-go band, performs at Artomatic this weekend. "Welcome to D.C.," indeed. (Richard A. Lipski/The Washington Post) After the bustle of Memorial Day, this is a relatively quiet week on the nightlife scene, but you can...

By Fritz Hahn | May 27, 2008; 6:09 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (0)
Categories: Bars and Clubs , Music
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Free and Easy Events

Every week, the Going Out Gurus suggest ways to enjoy Washington's cultural scene without spending any money. Have an idea for us? Send it to events@washingtonpost.com. Tuesday 'Of Rage and Redemption: The Art of Oswaldo Guayasamin' at the Art Museum...

By Fritz Hahn | May 27, 2008; 3:06 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (0)
Categories: Misc.
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Yaz and Coach K Have Their Revenge

Can you spell the name of this former University of Maryland guard? Hint: His first name is Sarunas. (Getty Images) The Scripps-Howard Spelling Bee returns to Washington this week, and the streets around Penn Quarter are full of precocious young...

By Fritz Hahn | May 27, 2008; 1:44 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (1)
Categories: Bars and Clubs
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