Reserve a spot for Phillips After 5
Anyone who has paid a visit to the Phillips Collection's popular monthly art party, Phillips After 5, knows that certain areas -- namely around the bar and food tables -- can resemble a packed Orange Line train during rush hour. Luckily, the Phillips is trying to remedy the over-crowding issue by capping off the number of attendees starting with the next installment on July 1. The museum is taking a cue from Hirshhorn After Hours and offering advanced registration; just visit the museum's web site to reserve your spot.
This month's festivities also include the chance to add a dash of theater to your arty evening. There will be a staged reading of the Tony-winning play "Art," which follows a trio of friends whose relationship crumbles under the weight of an all-white painting. Tickets for the reading are $20 and include entry to the museum (for a timely visit to a couple of monochromatic exhibitions) and admission to Phillips After 5.
-- Stephanie Merry
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Stephanie Merry
| June 23, 2010; 2:33 PM ET
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