Going Out Gurus: July 20, 2008 - July 26, 2008
A Little Bit at a Time
"Dream Sailors" is a whodunit in four parts. (Keith A. Erickson - Rorschach Theatre) Anyone who has followed a season of "24" or "Lost" knows the immense power of the cliffhanger. As soon as the hour ends, a week seems...
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Stephanie Merry
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July 25, 2008; 1:25 PM ET |
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Drinks With a Side of Art
I occasionally find myself thinking about all I could accomplish on weekdays if I didn't work: grocery shopping without crashing into people with my cart, hitting up the gym without having to wait for a treadmill, and going to galleries,...
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Stephanie Merry
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July 25, 2008; 10:51 AM ET |
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Nightlife Agenda Update
Blues guitarist Bobby Parker played with all the greats, and he's called D.C. home for more than four decades. (Chris Stanford/The Washington Post) It's pretty shocking that guitarist Bobby Parker hasn't moved beyond the D.C. blues scene in the last...
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Fritz Hahn
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July 24, 2008; 3:31 PM ET |
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Feast of a Weekend
Flamenco dancers turn up the heat at Taberna del Alabardero this weekend. (Courtesy of the restaurant) This weekend's a great one for local food lovers. Grilling, sipping and a cocktail-making-flamenco-dancing party dot the calendar. The Glover Park location of Ceviche...
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Julia Beizer
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July 24, 2008; 10:58 AM ET |
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Last Call for Fringe
With only a few days left in the Fringe Festival, there are still plenty of opportunities to catch a show or two. Most of my must-see picks have already run their course, so here are some promising shows from the...
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Stephanie Merry
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July 23, 2008; 12:42 PM ET |
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Nightlife Agenda
After 30 years and 40 albums, Zimbabwean singer Oliver Mtukudzi shows no signs of slowing down. (Bill Ellison Photography) Dress as a tourist and brave the bars of Adams Morgan for charity, hear some of the top voices in hip-hop,...
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Fritz Hahn
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July 22, 2008; 4:50 PM ET |
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Restaurant Week Restaurants Announced
Today, Destination D.C. and the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington announced the list of restaurants participating in this summer's Restaurant Week (Aug. 11-17). You can find the full list of restaurants here.Tables fill up fast for the twice-yearly promotion, so if...
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Julia Beizer
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July 22, 2008; 1:43 PM ET |
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After Hours in Arlington
Domaso's terrace is a pleasant place to enjoy an after-work cocktail -- if you don't mind the sound of planes overhead. (Julia Beizer/washingtonpost.com) We're fans of Arlington -- we spend most of our work week here -- so we...
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Julia Beizer
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July 21, 2008; 4:16 PM ET |
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Ciao, San Marco
San Marco, the unpretentious Italian eatery that's operated in Adams Morgan for more than 20 years, closed its doors on Saturday night. There was short notice -- just an e-mail sent to the restaurant's regular customers that day -- leading...
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Fritz Hahn
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July 21, 2008; 1:36 PM ET |
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Free and Easy Events
DJ Spooky's "New York is Now" caps off a day of hip-hop music and film at the National Portrait Gallery on Thursday. (Irvine Contemporary) Every week, the Going Out Gurus suggest ways to enjoy Washington's cultural scene without spending...
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Fritz Hahn
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July 21, 2008; 12:59 PM ET |
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