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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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Washington Post's Wil Haygood to Discuss His Book on Sugar Ray Robinson-10/19

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC ) was established by an act of Congressin 2003. If you read...
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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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Fourth of July Weekend is Your Last Chance to Catch These Cultural Events

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Those of you who are staying in town for the 4th of July weekend will have no shortage of cultural events to add to your mix of fireworks, burgers and...
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Studio Theatre Extends its Run of August Wilson's RADIO GOLF

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Pulitzer prize-winning playwright August Wilson set out to write a cycle of 10 plays dealing with the African-American experience in the 20th century....
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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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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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The Mary McLeod Bethune Council House

In my post about Five No-Fuss (and Free) Ways to Celebrate Women's History Month, I mentioned the Mary McLeod Bethune Council House National Historic...
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Celebrate Marvin Gaye's Life and Music this Saturday

Today (April 2, 2009) marks what would have been Marvin Gaye's 70th birthday and since he is one of DC's own, there is no way that we can let this...
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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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