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JADA BRADLEY (jadabradley.com) is a writer and a great supporter of creative expression. Her blog, In Other Words, can be found at inotherwordz.blogspot.com. Here she’ll explore arts on the cheap in D.C. It’s champagne culture on a soda budget.

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Asia After Dark at the Freer, September 3: Get Ready for Peacock Shock

The Smithsonian's Freer Gallery is shaking things up with its Asia After Dark events that bring the party inside the museum, a place that one does not...
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Get Ready to Move with Dance DC Festival 2009, August 28-30

Rest up this weekend because next weekend Dance DC Festival 2009 will have you on your feet up and moving all weekend long with free workshops and...
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See batik cloth collected by Obama's mother at The Textile Museum

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While pundits debate his popularity, President Barack Obama still fascinates people in the U.S. and around the world. And if the forthcoming books...
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See "All About Women" and other films that break the mold at the "Made in Hong Kong" festival

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During the introduction to All About Women at the 14th Annual Made in Hong Kong film festival, the audience learned that Tsui Hark, the film's...
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See free screenings of films from Asia, Latin America and Africa until July 29

Now that you have seen (or avoided) certain summer blockbusters, it is time to turn your attention to movie fare that is a little more off the beaten...
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Celebrate Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month in May and Beyond

May is Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month, and although the month is nearly over, that does not mean that you are out of chances to looking to the...
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The Other Side of Cinco de Mayo: 5 Ways to Pay Homage to the Defeated French

Tomorrow is Cinco de Mayo and everyone will be out downing margaritas and stuffing themselves with tortilla chips, but let's look at this thing from...
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Jean Shin: Common Threads-- at the Smithsonian American Art Museum starting May 1

Can old sweaters, losing lottery tickets and forgotten trophies become the makings of great art? In the mind of Jean Shin the answer to that question...
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Don't Forget Free Movies at the Smithsonian!

Just recently, I went to a matinee thinking that it would be more cost-effective than going to a evening show. And it was, although the matinee price...
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Freer Film Series Shows Japanese Journeys of Self-Discovery

In case you were unaware, the Freer Gallery of Art does more than showcase interesting Asian artwork; it is also a place to see Asian films that you...
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