For Kids
Dueling Chefs
Meet our Talented Executive Chefs!
Join us as our professional chefs face off in a cooking demonstration featuring easily available food items. You decide who has the best recipe, who makes the best presentation and which tastes the best. You’ll be the winner as you enjoy a mouthwatering array of flavors!
While you’re here, meet our team, tour our community and find out what we do to make our community a lively place seniors are proud to call home.
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“MORNING GLORIES” BY JAMES MCNEILL WHISTLER COURTESY OF THE FREER GALLERY OF ART; “ABRAZO” BY SHARNA FABIANO TANGO COMPANY PERFORMANCE AT DANCE PLACE PHOTOGRAPH BY ISAAC OBOKA; PHOTOGRAPH OF BECKY GULSVIG (AS ELLE WOODS) IN “LEGALLY BLONDE” BY JOAN MARCUS
“Chinamania” In the late 19th century, the British became increasingly interested in Chinese porcelain, thanks to paintings of the blue-and-white pieces by the likes of James McNeill Whistler. This exhibition explores the trend with a look
MoCo Fair Nothing says summer like rides on the Ferris wheel, fried junk food and pig races. That’s right, it is fair season! The Montgomery County Agricul- tural Fair opens Friday. If your little one enjoys the rides, you will want to be there as soon as the gates open at 3 p.m., because an all-day ride wrist- band will cost only $9.95. // Fri- day through Aug. 21. 16 Chestnut St., Gaithersburg. 301-963-3247.
www.mcagfair. com. $10, free 11 and younger. — Amy Orndorff
Theater & Dance SARAH KAUFMAN’S PICK
A summer tango
The tango was tailor-made for August in this part of the world. The heat, the sweat, the theme of tragic love — so suited to summer romances under threat of the coming fall — it all makes for a perfect backdrop for the dance that thrives on physical closeness. Sharna Fabiano is a local teacher who has made a career out of tango dancing; her company will perform Sunday. // 7 p.m. Sunday. Dance Place, 3225 Eighth St. NE. 202-269-1600.
www.danceplace.org. $22; $17 artists, members, seniors, students and teachers; $8 ages 17 and younger.
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at some of Whistler’s works, along with the porcelain pieces that inspired him. // Through August 2011. Freer Gallery of Art, Jefferson Drive and 12th Street SW. 202-633-1000.
www.asia.si.edu. Free.
Tour of “Word, Shout, Song: Lorenzo Dow Turner Connecting Communities Through Language” Alcione Amos, curator of this new exhibition at the Anacostia Community Museum, discusses the work of Lorenzo Dow Turner, who researched the language and culture
of the Gullah people, African Americans living in the South whose traditions reflected their West African ancestors. // 1 p.m. Saturday. Anacostia Community Museum, 1901 Fort Place SE. 202-633-4820.
www.anacostia.si.edu. Free. — Stephanie Merry
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