THE WASHINGTON POST • FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 2010
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Pollution and Slow Six, Thursday, $12 at the door, $10 in advance. 1940 Ninth St. NW. 202-483-5000.
www.dcnine.com.
www.dcnine.com.
DONOVAN HOUSE Tommy Cecil, Tom Williams and Hod O’Brien, Monday. 1155 14th St. NW. 202-521-1402. No cover charge.
EASTERN MARKET Project Natale
Jazz Quartet, Sunday. Seventh Street and North Carolina Avenue SE. 202-547-1845.
www.projectnatale.com. No cover charge.
IRISH TIMES Pete Papageorge,
Thursday. 14 F St. NW. 202-543-5433.
THE JEFFERSON Peter Robinson,
Friday-Saturday and Tuesday-Thursday. 1200 16th St. NW. 202-448-2300.
JOAN HISAOKA HEALING ARTS GALLERY AT SMITH FARMRichard
Miller, Saturday. 1632 U St. NW.
202-483-8600.
www.dcjazzfest.org.
JOHNNY’S HALF SHELL Charles
Wood Quartet, Saturday. 2002 P St. NW.
202-296-2021.
www.dcjazzfest.org.
JOJO’S Cabassa, Just Us Band and Show with King Smith, Friday; Total Eclipse, Saturday; inspiration, Sunday;
Caribbean Jazz featuring Vic, Tuesday. 1518 U St. NW. 202-319-9350.
www.dcjazzfest.org.
MADISON HOTEL Thad Wilson
Quartet, Friday. 1177 15th St. NW.
202-862-1600.
www.dcjazzfest.org.
MANDARIN ORIENTAL HOTEL Felicia
Carter Quartet, Friday; the Lena Seikaly Quartet, Saturday, no cover charge. 1330 Maryland Ave. SW. 202-554-8588. www.
mandarinoriental.com.
9:30 CLUB Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Elmwood, Justin Jones, Saturday, $20; Dave Rawlings Machine, Tuesday, $25; the Brian Jonestown Massacre, Wednesday, $22; Reflection Eternal, Thursday, $25 at the door, $20 in advance. 815 V St. NW.
202-265-0930.
www.930.com.
2010
international
vsafestival
arts and disability
VSA and Shakespeare Theatre Company present five FREE days of
international dance, theater, and music
Spring Garden Tours
Through June 13
SHAKESPEARE THEATRE COMPANY
Lansburgh Theatre
JUNE 7-11, 2010
At noon and 7:30 p.m. daily 450 7th St., NW
Tues–Sat: 10:30am & 12:30pm, Sun, June 13: 2:30pm
Family Fun Workshop: A Summer Bouquet
June 5, 11am–Noon
Kids take charge in creating a fresh arrangement with the help of Adrienne Summers, AIFD.
Limited to 12 children, age 6 and up, with accompanying adult.
Tea & Treasures: Mrs. Post’s Putting Green
June 9, 11am–Noon
Learn about Mrs. Post’s putting green over a cup of tea with Hillwood's garden supervisor.
Limited to 15 people.
Preschooler Series: ur Quest
Treasure Ques
June 10, 17 & 24 1
Hunt for t andmore!
17 &24,, 10:30–11:30am or treasures, s ng,
Full
st
ures, sing, create a work of art,
A Prelude to Farewell: Our Love Song to You Concert
June 12, 2:30–3:30pm
The Lesbian and Gay Chorus of Washington DC performs.
The Seersucker Social
June 12, 4:30–8:30pm, (ride at 3:30pm)
Reserve your FREE tickets at
www.shakespearetheatre.org/vsaarts/index.aspx or call 202.547.1122.
Ride your bikes to Hillwood and enjoy a post-ride social – retro-forward style.
Dandiesandquaintrelles.blogspot.com
Floral Design Demos
June 13, 1–5pm
Adrienne Summers recreates vintage-style arrangements you see around the estate.
Where Fabulous Lives
Liz: Love is in the air.
Judy: And spreading throughout Hillwood this month!
VSA is an affiliate of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
For more information call 202.686.5807 or visit
HillwoodMuseum.org 4155 Linnean Ave. NW, Washington DC Free parking
Where Fabulous Lives
Where Fabulous Lives
PHILLIPS COLLECTION Jazz N’
Families Fun Day, Saturday-Sunday. 1600 21st St. NW. 202-387-2151.
THE RED AND THE BLACK Color
School with Elementary and Mobius Strip, Friday, $8; Machines on Vacation with the Diamond Center, Saturday, $8; Margo Valiante, Sunday, $6; the Riverwinds with the Child Ballads, Monday, $6; Shortwave Communique with Big Tree, Thursday, $6. 1212 H St. NE. 202-399-3201.
www.redandblackbar.com.
ROCK & ROLL HOTEL Alberta Cross
with 22-20s and The Postelles, Friday, $12; Plants and Animals with Lost in the
2007 PHOTO BY RIC FRANCIS/ASSOCIATED PRESS
Carole King, left, and James Taylor share the bill for a show Tuesday at Verizon Center.
Trees, Monday, $10-$12; Typefighter with the Torches and Dirty Banners, Thursday, $10. 1353 H St. NE.
202-388-7625.
www.rockandrollhoteldc. com.
SALA THAI/U ST. Potomac Jazz,
Friday; the Mark Mosley Trio, Saturday.
June
is Fabulous!
Fashionable Fridays: Mrs. Post’s Style
June 18, 12:30–1:15pm
Howard Kurtz takes you inside Mrs. Post’s closet filled with 30s, 40s and 50s dresses.
The Dina Merrill Film Program presents Divas Outdoors: Classic Films Under the Stars
June 19 & 25, 6:30–10pm
Summer sizzles with the screening of
What's Up, Doc? (June 19) and My Little
Chickadee (June 25).
Presented in partnership with One in Ten and Metro Weekly.
Lecture: Russia’s Pavlovsk and its Treasures
June 23, 6:30–7:30pm
Dr. Alexey Guzanov shares stories of Russia’s youngest imperial summer palace and its collections.
Family Fun Sunday: In Fabergé’s Workshop
June 27, 1–5pm
Create a decorative frame to capture your picture perfect summer.
Judy: Picnics at sunset, flower arranging and putting on the green…
Liz: Now that’s a Mrs. Post-style summer!
1301 U St. NW. 202-462-1333.
www.dcjazzfest.org.
SIXTH & I HISTORIC SYNAGOGUE A
Tribute to Oscar Peterson with the Marian Petrescu Quartet and Andreas Oberg, Tuesday. 600 I St. NW. 202-408-3100.
www.sixthandi.org. $15.
TWINS JAZZ Billy Hart with Assaf Kehati Trio, Friday-Saturday, $20; Vinson Valega, Sunday, $10; Luis Faife Latin Jazz Ensemble, Monday, $10; Dennis J, Tuesday, $10; Graham Keir, Wednesday, $15; Will Caviness with the Brad Linde Sextet, Thursday, $10. 1344 U St. NW.
202-234-0072.
www.twinsjazz.com.
U STREET MUSIC HALL Ursula 1000
with E-Marce, Beetkeepers and Smudge, Saturday, $10; Dirtybird 5-Year Anniversary Party featuring the Martin Brothers and Pacemaker, Thursday, $5. 1115 U St. NW. 202-588-1880.
U-TOPIA Collector’s Edition, Friday; Elijah’s Quartet, Saturday; the Lyle Link Trio, Tuesday. 1418 U St. NW.
202-483-7669.
www.dcjazzfest.org.
VELVET LOUNGE The Silver Liners with the Blue Line and Irresponsible, Friday, $8; Peg Simone with Little Pink and Stella Schindler, Saturday, $10; Ol’ Scratch with Elder and Cough, Sunday, $8; Kadman with Israel Darling and Foreign Press, Tuesday, $8; Call Me on the Allophone with Weed Tree, Seshin No Fi and Gum Yummy, Wednesday, $8; City Folk with I Love You and Prom Concussion, Thursday, $8. 915 U St. NW.
202-462-3213.
www.velvetloungedc.com.
ZOO BAR Mike Flaherty’s Dixieland Direct Jazz Band, Sunday. 3000 Connecticut Ave. NW. 202-232-4225.
www.zoobardc.com.
MARYLAND
FLAMING PIT Blake Pace, Friday-Sunday; Bud Studly, Monday; Ray Green, Tuesday; Bob Stout, Wednesday; Rick Eldridge, Thursday. 18701 N. Frederick Rd., Gaithersburg. 301-977-0700.
RAMS HEAD LIVE Korupt and Scarlet
Angel with Reckoning, Impact and This Day Waits, Friday, $9; the Legwarmers, Saturday, $15; Cowboy Mouth, Thursday, $20. 20 Market Pl., Baltimore.
410-244-8854.
www.ramsheadlive.com.
RAMS HEAD TAVERN Diane Birch,
Friday, $20; Jason Michael Carroll, Saturday, $30; Priddy Guitar Academy’s Battle of the Bands, Sunday, $13; Ricky Skaggs, Sunday, $39.50; Tift Merritt, Monday, $20; Martin Sexton with Ryan Montbleau Band, Tuesday, $39.50; Chubby Checker, Wednesday, $55; Patti Austin, Thursday, $45. 33 West St., Annapolis. 410-268-4545. www.
ramsheadtavern.com.
VIRGINIA
BIRCHMERE Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes with James Maddock, Friday, $39.50; the Seldom Scene with the Legends of the Potomac, Saturday, $25; Langhorne Slim, Tuesday, $20; Leo Kottke, Wednesday, $35; Toby Lightman featuring Aslyn, Thursday, $20. 3701 Mount Vernon Ave., Alexandria.
703-549-7500.
www.birchmere.com.
THE DOCKWired, Saturday. 19286 Promenade Dr., Leesburg.
571-333-4747.
www.thedockatlansdowne. com.
GALAXY HUT Olivia Mancini with Morningbell, Monday. 2711 Wilson Blvd., Arlington. 703-525-8646.
703-525-8646.
www.myspace.
Dagipoli Dance Company
Adrian Anantawan
CIM-Integrated Multidisciplinary Company
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