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“Conversation Concert” presented by ChorSymphonica

May 15, 2019/

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Montgomery County's own, ChorSymphonica, plays a "Conversation Concert" this June

“In the Year of the Boar and Jackie Robinson” at Imagination Stage

Sep 13, 2022/

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In the Year of the Boar and Jackie Robinson has special limited engagement at Imagination Stage in October

2019 Christmas Revels Puts the Power of Community Celebration on Display

Oct 23, 2019/

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As the Winter Solstice draws near, three wandering performers arrive from far-off lands, sharing wit and wisdom from their cultures.

2020 Helen Hayes Award Nominees Announced

Feb 04, 2020/

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Most recognized: Olney Theatre Center and Constellation’s Little Shop of Horrors

2021 Montgomery County History Conference from January 22-30

Jan 21, 2021/

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15th Annual Conference Goes Virtual, Featuring Largest Lineup to Date

2nd Annual Heritage Harvest

Aug 28, 2019/

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Saturday, October 5 and Sunday, October 6, 2019 10am to 4 pm

92 Hidden Gems and Attractions in Washington

Jan 29, 2020/

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Behind-the-scenes tours, quirky museums, secret bars, and other fascinating but little-known things to see and do.

A Brooklyn Exhibition Flaunts Street Art’s Influence

Jun 27, 2019/

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The graffiti historian Roger Gastman has put together “Beyond the Streets New York,” which includes works by Shepard Fairey, Jenny Holzer and others.

A New Home at Glen Echo!

Jul 28, 2021/

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Written by Washington Revels July 23, 2021 After the sale of our former building in Silver Spring, MD last Fall, Washington Revels was fortunate to land in temporary quarters at historic Glen Echo Park in Glen Echo, MD. Since October 2020, our on-site staff has enjoyed a view of the beautiful Dentzel Carousel from the 3rd-floor classroom that became View more

Accessibility Is Everything: How D.C.’s Arts And Culture Scene Accommodates Special Needs

Jul 11, 2019/

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The Smithsonian Institution Is Rolling Out An App To Help The Visually-Impaired

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