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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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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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Museum Walk Weekend, June 6-7

Ok, we are kinda spoiled in DC--we have a fabulous array of free museums at our disposal. So when it comes to visiting some of the museums that charge...
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Star Trek movie is a reminder of pivotal moment in TV history

Like many of you, I went to see the new Star Trek prequel and thought it was an excellent movie. Even though it is sci-fi, we can only create fiction...
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Politics on Film Festival, May 7-10

Some people think that DC is all about politics, but those of us who live here know that DC is definitely a place that has a creative side. What could...
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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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Free Marian Anderson Tribute Concert

These days all kinds of performers grace the stage at Consitution Hall, but this was not always so.Seventy years ago, on Easter Sunday, gifted...
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African American Voices at the VA Festival of the Book

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This past weekend, I hit the road with board members from the Women's National Book Association-DC Chapter to represent our organization at this...
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Five No-Fuss (and Free) Ways to Celebrate Women's History Month

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March is Women's History Month. It began in 1978 as "Women's History Week," and has since expanded.1. March is not only Women's History...
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Busboys and Poets Screens ARUSI PERSIAN WEDDING

The DC area's own multi-tasking restaurant/bookstore, Busboys and Poets*, hosts free screening events in conjunction with the PBS series Independent...
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Close Out Black History Month with The Historical Society of Washington, D.C.

The Historical Society of Washington, D.C. is not stuck in the past; rather they sponsor events to give perspective on what was and insight into what...
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