District of Columbia Arts News (United States)

Internationally acclaimed African-American composer Jacqueline B. Hairston and her talented ensemble invited to perform in New York's famed Carnegie Hall under the auspices of Mid-America Productions.

Ruth Leitman’s Tony & Janina's American Wedding to screen at George Washington University Law School on Fri March 18, 2011.

Now in the third year, this year’s program features the music of award-winning American composer Elena Ruehr. With full orchestra and chorus, this concert/symposium setting promises to be one of the hits of the season.

DAVID BRUCE SMITH PUBLICATIONS presents “Three Miles From Providence: A Tale of Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers’ Home” in recognition of the 150th anniversary of the commencement of the Civil War.

Artist Lynda Benglis and Foundation for Art & Preservation in Embassies (FAPE) Donate 14 Works of Art to new U.S. Consulate in Mumbai

Starting off The First Quarter with a Bang!

Special Guest Hosts Big Tigger and Marsha Ambrosius (Floetry), Live Performance by Q. Parker of 112, & Introduction of DysFunKsional Creed

Providing a Platform for Indie Artists Nationwide

David Bruce Smith Publications is proud to announce the publication of a Limited Edition Art Book "Tennessee" Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the birth of "America's Shakespeare," playwright Tennessee Williams

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It's Time to End 2010 with Some New Music of 2011

Streets of Afghanistan is a collaborative effort of Western and Afghan artists, connecting communities and cultures in an effort to combat apathy and break stereotypes in a region of the world enduring nearly four decades of conflict.

Unique Global Arts Project Brings Together Talented Actors, Musicians, Writers, Dancers and Artists to Foster Dialogue and Interact with Fans: Mission is to Inform and Transcend Artistic Disciplines, Continents, and Cultures

FoSA! “Step into the Season“ on Wednesday, December 8, 2010 at The Art Gallery at the Washington Design Center on Capitol Hill . Proceeds from the bar and admission go toward the Step Afrika! Scholars Program.

Dr. Mead’s passion for theater evolved over the years and turned into a full-fledged philanthropic commitment after her retirement, with donations exceeding $50 million made to the Washington D.C. theaters.

Nonprofit Raises Profiles of Local Artists while Raising Funds to Connect the Community and the Arts, with over 60 pieces of art available for public bids.

Inspired by Smirnoff’s “Master of the Mix” DJ Reality Show

Our author will be doing a first run of roughly 100,000 copies of his first novel. He will also be on a national book signing tour with Barnes & Noble and a few other select bookstores, Starbucks, Mercedes-Benz, a few private venues & universities.

The University of the District of Columbia hosts an exhibition of images from photographer Steve Gottlieb’s new book, Washington: Portrait of a City. A reception, gallery talk and book signing will be held on the exhibition's opening night (Nov 9).

With 1700 copies of "One Sided Story" sold within two days of its release, DMV's Lil Bill shows that being an independent artist is where its at.

Bringing the Metropolitan Lifestyle to Life!

Founded in 2009, Kidz MusiQ Club introduces kids to the fundamentals of music by combining Early-learning, jazz and blues improvisation, Language and movement. Music CD promotes and encourages healthy eating.

Step Afrika! in Egypt: Bridging Cultural Divides Through Dance One Step at a Time

Rocking the vibrant Capitol Riverfront Neighborhood with Music, Dance and Flying Trapeze.

Leading design firm partners with Center for Green Urbanism on eco-interior design scheme. DSI to host environmental design discussions at Center’s Grand Opening October 15.

Press Conference + Interior Design Discussion + Art Reception + Live Entertainment

Festival Producer Hal Royce says "A tough economy has concert/ fest promoters offering add-on value to tickets to increase gross revenues."

The jewelry of Washington, D.C.-based designer Nora Fischer is now at the National Museum of Women in the Arts.

Azar Lawrence Quintet - Azar LawrenceCD release and listening performance Wednesday, September 8th at Blues Alley - 1069 Wisconsin Avenue NW - Washington, DC 202.337.4141 Show Times: 8p & 10p, $35

The Stylish & Sophisticated Full Service Entertainment Company

Catering to the African American Up & Coming Individuals in Music, Fashion & Community Service

Executive Produced by Popular Producer's of Best Kept Secret

Author Ananda Leeke's kicks off her summer event series with a public library reading, yoga classes, radio interviews, and public speaking engagement.

The 3rd Annual Capital Hip Hop Soul Fest (CHHSF) convenes in Washington, DC this summer on Saturday, July 24 from 11am-6pm. The CHHSF showcases music from some of the top music artists in soul and hip-hop.

Starting off the Summer with NEW Talent & NEW Music!

Washington, D.C.: 25th Annual Mayor's Arts Awards Gives Nod to Local Composer

On The Fly and HomeSlice, LLC announced the spin off of its catering division in conjunction with a new brand, FoodArts. FoodArts was established to focus on service to museums, galleries and theatres and developing cuisine inspired by the arts.

Washington, D.C. - 4/12/2009 - DC Music Collective Spelling for Bees kicks off their DC indie music series for the first time Wednesday, December 9th at Rock and Roll Hotel, Featuring: Dangerosa, Red Satellites, Matthew Hemerlein and World’s Fair.

East Meet's the West for A Night of African Hip Hop & Soul in Washington, DC

Five exciting and innovative filmmakers from Brooklyn were honored at the first-ever JT3 Artist Awards at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on October 22, 2009 in a celebration featuring director Adam Brooks (Definitely, Maybe).

Digital music release marks the first official release from music and culture site BigBadMedium.com as it transitions from a side project of DC based designer The Honest Ape, to a full fledged vehicle for creative direction and artist branding.

Music Video Debuts today on ThisIs50.com Thursday, Oct 22 at 8pm!

NayAllday.com has hired the services of EgoistePR, Inc.

Students from Duke Ellington School of the Arts react to an Iranian-American art exhibition with their own poetry

I RAN Home (In America) features three Iranian-American artists and a series of public programming events highlighting Iranian culture throughout the month of November in Washington, DC.

Refugees International's New York Circle features photography by Ann Curry and a short documentary by Matt Dillon

Author Ananda Leeke shares her expertise as a social media strategist with authors at the fifth annual Capital BookFest in Largo, Maryland.

Featuring Comedians from Def Comedy Jam, BET’s Comic View, Comedy Central & More!

Continuing to be Washington, DC’s Premiere Spotlight

Follow the creative adventures of Washington, DC artist/author/creativity coach Ananda Leeke on The Ananda Leeke Show, a new online radio show.