The Event: Come in and shop a selection of beautifully crafted ceramics up, and meet upcoming makers from District Clay! Enjoy on-site pottery demonstrations and view retail-ready products by our 4 featured students. The Makers: The District Clay Center is the largest and most complete ceramics arts center in the District of Columbia and the surrounding metropolitan area. More than just a studio, a school, or a shared workspace, our facility caters to a diverse community of artists at all skill levels. We have physical spaces for all of the different programs and for every type of ceramic artist. We not only offer the largest facility, we have a comprehensive set of tools to match. You will have access to every kind of rib, bat and trim tool imaginable as well as electric, gas and raku kilns.
Location: Shop Made In DC 1330 19th Street Northwest Washington, DC. | Start: 10/6/2018 11:00:00 AM End:Events by Eventful
This concert is held at The Miracle Theatre 535 8th St SE, Washington, DC 20003Legendary guitar-god Tom Morello is hitting the road with his highly anticipated collaborative album The Atlas Underground and giving fans the exclusive opportunity to hear it in its entirety before its released! Select fans will get the chance to share a drink with Tom as he tells behind-the-scenes stories about the making of his forthcoming record with famed collaborators like Marcus Mumford, Portugal. The Man, Gary Clark Jr., Big Boi, Bassnectar, and more. Every ticket comes with a copy of the new record. This intimate event promises live guitar demonstrations and may even include a few special appearances by surprise guests! Spanning his distinguished career from Rage Against the Machine, to Audioslave, Prophets of Rage, and the making of The Atlas Underground, Morello fans wont want to miss this epic night!
Location: Union Stage 740 Water Street SW Washington, DC. | Start: 10/6/2018 9:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
Performing with "Abigail Selby & Eric Selby"
Location: the Ugly Mug 723 8th Street Southeast Washington, DC. | Start: 10/6/2018 12:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
Artist will receive an one on one opportunity to receive the unique information they seek from industry professionals. We will be doing on site consultations with artist about individual services they are seeking. Our goal as professionals is to give artist insight on how to further their careers, performances, projects etc. We will be discussing branding, social media branding, releasing a single/project, digital marketing, image consulting,career transitioning etc. This is an educational experience with a unique open door policy to industry professionals.
Location: DC Dream Center 2826 Q Street Southeast Washington, DC. | Start: 11/3/2018 3:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
Location: 9:30 Club 815 V St NW Washington, DC. | Start: 9/23/2018 7:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
On September 20, 2017, Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico, causing massive devastation throughout the island. Flooding, an island wide power outage, lack of potable water, and further damage to the economic crisis were just some of the challenges that came from Hurricane Maria. One year later, Puerto Rico is still recovering from the hurricane, pero Puerto Rico se levanta. Poets for Puerto Rico DC will bring together artists to raise money for Crearte Inc. in Puerto Rico, raise awareness of how life has changed since Maria, and to celebrate a strong people. Crearte Inc. is a non-profit organization based in Puerto Rico with the mission of encouraging the social and emotional development of the youth (ages 6-21) through art and recreation with an educational basis. This event is presented to you with the direct support of Duende District and the American Poetry Museum with special thanks to the Anacostia Arts Center, including performances by Naomi Ayala, Cherelle Dessus, Tatiana Figueroa Ramirez, Pepe Gonzalez, Rodney Johnson, Evelyn Mejil, Sami Miranda, Anthony Morales, Ana Portnoy Brimmer, Noel Quinones, Dimitri Reyes, Ivelisse Rodriguez, Modise Sekgothe, C. Thomas, Seve Torres, Jonathan B. Tucker, and Tara Villanueva, among others. For more information, please email Tatiana Figueroa Ramirez at tatiana@sincerelytatiana.com.
Location: American Poetry Museum Center for Poetic Thought 716 Monroe Street NE, Studio 25 Washington, DC. | Start: 9/22/2018 7:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
Ready to escape the city to restore and connect in nature? Unplug from the hustle for 24 hours, meet some amazing people, and attend a few wellness workshops: Yoga and mindfulness Body painting and tantric breathing Contact improv dance Massage workshop Bonfire Vegan food and kombucha Food and transportation are included. Pick up and drop off are at the 930 Club at 1:30pm on Saturday, October 6th returning Sunday, October 7th. What to bring: Tent + sleeping bag Bathing suit Yoga mat PJs + toothbrush The teachers, chefs and craft kombucha makers: Melly Huang Yonah Levy Christopher Williamson All of this magic for $110!
Location: 9:30 Club 815 V St NW Washington, DC. | Start: 10/6/2018 1:30:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
Location: Charles E. Smith Athletic Center 600 22nd Street NW Washington, DC. | Start: 9/22/2018 5:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
DVWMT In partnership with Sistahs With Purpose UnMasked & Greater Fellowship Full Gospel Baptist Church Presents The Brokenness To Boldness Monologues: Drama Therapy Meet Survivor Stories~REAL Victims and Abusers come forth and share a visual look inside their secrets of domestic violence. Join us as we kick it off National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the #B2BSSM are a MUST SEE!! bring someone (men women young adults/teens) you know or think can benefit and keep in mind THIS IS NOT ACTING! IT'S THERAPY & EDUCATION. #FREE #FREE #FREE #B2BSSM Titles: A. Another Day Another Dollar by Nequa B. I'm Still Standing by Rene Michelle C. Isolated Bruised & Broken by LaNeise Brown D. His Prostitute His Wife by Angelina BodlyFree Harvey E. Love & Abuse: What School Didn’t Teach Me by Shanette Q #B2BSSM SMALL PANEL Q&A: A. Why tell your secret to all these ppl? B. Does your family know? C. How would your abuser feel knowing you are sharing? D. Where did your title come from? E. Who was the person that abused you? F. When did you actually break free from this portion of your story? G. What made you choose that as your boldness? #B2BSSM Logistics: A. Free & Open to Public B. Men Women Teens 13 & up (seniors) welcome attend C. The monologues are for the community, backyard, schools, faith base, shelters and or universities to help start the dinner table conversation besides just "talking about." More and More PPL are looking for a visual perpespective of domestic violence and thats what these monoloues provide.  D. THIS IS NOT A PLAY & NO ACTING ***Light Refreshments*** Any questions? Want more information? Reach out to DVWMTS@gmail.com                                                                    copy@DVWMT
Location: Greater Fellowship FGBC 814 Alabama Avenue Southeast Washington, DC. | Start: 10/6/2018 12:30:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
Life Pieces To Masterpieces is a year-round, comprehensive youth development and education organization for African American males ages 3-25 living in the under-served communities of Washington, DC. Life Pieces has intertwined a unique artistic style into the human development process; the resultant curriculum engages our Apprentices in academics, positive self-expression, creativity, and character education. Life Pieces To Masterpieces uses artistic expression to unlock potential, develop character and leadership, and prepare African American boys and young men to transform their lives and communities. Life Pieces’ continuing goal is to embrace, encourage, and elevate our Apprentices so that they grow into Life Pieces’ vision of gentlemen, scholars, artists, and athletes who demonstrate social responsibility and create positive change in their communities. The colorful, sewn, acrylic-on-canvas collage paintings displayed in this exhibit are created by Life Pieces Apprentices. Young Apprentices collaboratively create art masterpieces through the unique process of designing and cutting images out of fabric and stitching acrylic painted fabric onto canvas. Each masterpiece has a theme based on our Apprentices lives, dreams, challenges, and goals, or on the Life Pieces curriculum. Each masterpiece is accompanied by a story in the form of poem, prose, or essay. For more information about Life Pieces To Masterpieces: www.lifepieces.org To purchase art or learn about Art by Life Pieces opportunities including hosting an exhibit in your office, please contact: 202-399-7703 or info@lifepieces.org
Location: PEPCO Edison Place Gallery 702 8th Street Northwest Washington, DC. | Start: 10/3/2018 5:30:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
