Arts
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Retired Librarian and Grandson Start Book Review Column: Up First, Percy Jackson & The Olympians
ALEXANDRIA, VA – A retired librarian and currently practicing bibliophile under the alias of “Bubbie,” (which is Yiddish for “Grandma,”)…
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Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp Founder Tells Amazing Tales On Living On Music
If you mention even just the name of the revered, respected and gleefully enjoyed rock and roll collaboration experience, the…
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Alexandria’s Art League Showcasing New ‘Landscapes’ Exhibit
ALEXANDRIA, VA-The Art League at 105 N. Union St. is featuring a new exhibit, focusing on landscape art. “Landscape” is…
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Mother Nature’s Art Sizzles for Summer in the City
Alexandria, VA – * The Art League Gallery at the Torpedo Factory ~ June features the annual landscape exhibit spotlighting…
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Come Along On Robert Berry’s Epic Musical Journey
Sure, Robert Berry was a standout musician from early on, joining a band and recording an album at 12 and…
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Art In Bloom Project Features Local Artist Andrew Funk
ALEXANDRIA, VA–Arlington-based artist, Andrew Funk, has two entries in the National Cherry Blossom Festival’s Art in Bloom Project. “We…
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CARLY HARVEY: DC’s “QUEEN OF THE BLUES” TALKS FRANKLY ABOUT HER STUNNING BLUES JOURNEY
As current DC-area blues jazz maven Carly Harvey was feeling the impact of a host of life’s challenges, she wrote…
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A CHAT WITH JOHN KADLECIK: A SEMINAL PART OF THE GRATEFUL DEAD’S POST-JERRY LEGACY
When a then-twenty year old, aspiring musician John Kadlecik saw the Grateful Dead in Chicago for the first time in…
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The Dogs of Del Ray Mural at Pat Miller Square Unveiled, Dedicated by AWLA
ALEXANDRIA, VA— First Thursdays are back in Alexandria and on this First Thursday, May 6, the Dogs of Del Ray…
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April Showers Bring Artful Flowers – And More!
Alexandria, VA – * Art League of the Torpedo Factory ~ May 2021 Open Exhibit, May 6 – June 7,…
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