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October 25, 2011

DC:ART:Around My Way: Anacostia FotoweekDC: Join us on Wednesday 11/2 & start FotoweekDC early!

Louie Palu : The Fighting Season
Opening Reception & Artist Talk: open pre-FotoweekDC, November 2nd, 6-8pm
Exhibit Dates: November 2 – December 16

An in-depth retrospective of the conflict in Southern Afghanistan photographed over five years. When prompted on the impetus for his travels to Afghanistan Palu answered, “When I started covering the war in 2006 it had become a forgotten conflict, many people today still don’t know where Kandahar is, let alone that it is in Afghanistan.” Excerpts of video and Louie’s diaries made on the front lines will also be featured in the gallery.

Lisa McCarty: Some Account of Lacock Abbey

Opening Reception and Artist Talk: Saturday, November 5th, from 2-5pm
Exhibit Dates: Open Now! October 15 – December 16
Lisa McCarty exhibits photographs taken at Lacock Abbey, the home of William Henry Fox Talbot. Both site and subject of the first photographic negative, the Abbey is hallowed ground in the history of photography and became a point of pilgrimage for McCarty.

Opening Reception: November 2nd, 5-7pm
Photographers: Mark Doxey, Paddy Kelly and Jane Butler

ARCH Artists in Residency Program is hosting three Northern Irish photographers as part of an on-going cultural exchange between with Arts Council of Northern Ireland and Belfast Exposed. As part of their two month stay, the three selected artists for this program; Mark Doxey, Jane Butler and Paddy Kelley have integrated themselves into the Anacostia community, culminating in a group exhibition at Blank Space SE. (ARCH’s residency program is funded, in part by the National Endowment for the Arts.)

Historic Anacostia also has a new public art installation that is on display for the next year. Vivid Solutions DC Print Lab printed twenty photo panels that are part of the Ward 8 Business Distrcit Beautification Project and installed on Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE. The photo panels are sponsored by DC Department of Housing and Community Development and Four Points LLC.
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Artists involved with this project are: Marlon Norman, Renee Woodward, Melani Douglass, Luis Peralta, Tendani Mpulubusi El, Thomas Sayers Ellis, Jonathan French, Bruce McNeil, Deborah Terry, David Garber, Ozy Mandais, Nikki Tomeko Peele, Ashley Boyd, Andrea Hope, Shannon Holloway and Amber Robles-Gordon.

Honfleur Gallery, The Gallery at Vivid Solutions, Vivid Solutions DC Print Lab,Blank Space SE & The Hive are all projects of ARCH Development Corp.

www.honfleurgallery.com | www.archdevelopment.org | www.vividsolutionsdc.com

www.blankSPACEse.com | www.thedchive.com

October 7, 2011

DC:ART: Around M Way: 10.8.11 GoGo Poetry Reading this Saturday & 10.15.11 TedxWDC in Anacostia!

* * * * *TEDxWDC – October 15th
The Creative City – Creativity, Entrepreneurship & Innovation

In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TED has created a program called TEDx.

TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. Our event is called TEDxWDC, where x=independently organized TED event.

Tickets are available online through EventBrite. (Or you may purchase tickets with a code to get a discount. Use this code PresentersDiscount)

TEDxWDC will be held at an innovative warehouse space in Anacostia. The theme of our TEDx event is The Creative City: Creativity, Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Our audience will consist of individuals highly interested in creative ideas, collaboration and movements here in the Washington D.C. area.

TEDxWDC is an extension of the Center for the Creative Economy, which is a new non-profit cultural start up dedicated to promoting communication between the creative economic clusters in the city of Washington, D.C.

Check out the website for the list of inspiring speakers: www.tedxwdc.com

ARCH Development Corporation has partnered with TEDxWDC for this event in Anacostia!

Honfleur Gallery, The Gallery at Vivid Solutions, Vivid Solutions DC Print Lab,

Blank Space SE & The Hive are all projects of ARCH Development Corp.

www.honfleurgallery.com | www.archdevelopment.org | www.vividsolutionsdc.com

www.blankSPACEse.com | www.thedchive.com

September 29, 2011September 29, 2011

Free Jazz with Butch Warren & Freddie Redd and new art by Gustavo Diaz Sosa & NBC’s Antoine Sanfuentes

Honfleur reopens this Friday, September 30th, at 7pm with new works by Gustavo Díaz Sosa.

Gustavo Díaz Sosa graduated in Cuba with the golden title in 2002. He has since moved to Spain, exhibiting widely, invited as a resident artist at Arteleku in San Sebastian, and settled in the outskirts of Madrid, where he lives and works today. More recently Gustavo returned to Habana, Cuba for a solo exhibition at the Gallery, Kingdom of This World. Honfleur Gallery has been working with Gustavo since 2009 and is pleased to present never before seem mixed media works on canvas and six new charcoal works on paper.

photo by Antoine Sanfuentes

Starting at 8pm, THE CONNECTION, a free jazz performance by Butch Warren & Freddie Redd accompanied by a photographic slide show by Antoine Sanfuentes. A poetry reading by local DC poet, Fred Joiner, will also happen in between sets.

An evening of jazz and art with two legendary jazz musicians, Freddie Redd pairs up with Butch Warren to play hard bop jazz…known for his piece “The Connection,” these two connect an era and an art form.

Born in 1939, Butch Warren began his career as a jazz bassist at the ripe age of 14. Early on, the bassist worked locally in the Washington, DC, area, most notably with Stuff Smith. Warren was in great demand for club work and appeared on many recordings, particularly dates for the Blue Note label led by Joe Henderson, Jackie McLean, Stanley Turrentine, Donald Byrd, Herbie Hancock, Dexter Gordon, Sonny Clark, and Dorham. He was a member of Thelonious Monk’s quartet from 1963-1964 and then moved back to Washington, DC, where he worked on a television show from 1965-1966.

Antoine Sanfuentes is the Washington DC Bureau Chief for NBC news that has been documenting Butch Warren’s recent life history. His photographs chronicle Butch Warren’s come back. After four legendary years recording for blue note records in New York (1960-1964), Butch Warren spent decades off the music scene only re appearing briefly to disappear again. These photographs document his struggle as a jazz musician and an artist.

This performance is funded, in part, by the National Endowment for the Arts

Both events are free and open to the public.

For more details: 202.580.597 and www.honfleurgallery.com

1241 Good Hope Road SE Washington DC 20020

Honfleur Gallery, The Gallery at Vivid Solutions, Vivid Solutions DC Print Lab,

Blank Space SE & The Hive are all projects of ARCH Development Corp.

www.honfleurgallery.com | www.archdevelopment.org | www.vividsolutionsdc.com

www.blankSPACEse.com | www.thedchive.com

August 9, 2011

DC:POETRY: Gunpowder + A Match by Ernesto Mercer

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Gunpowder + A Match, poems by Ernesto Mercer

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I’m very excited about this & thank you all for your support. All the good to yall.

I’ll have something nifty w/ some pictures closer to 09-01-11.

Malembe + Peace
ernesto

June 9, 2011

DC:ART:Around My Way: Two New Exhibits Open This Friday (6/10/2011) @ Honfleur Gallery & The Gallery at Vivid

DOCUMENTS alternative guide to dc underground

by Ayodamola Okunseinde & Yulia Graham

Opening: June 10, 6-8pm

Exhibition Dates: June 10 – July 22, 2011

DOCUMENTS: alternative guide to dc underground is a collaborative project between Ayodamola Okunseinde and Yulia Graham investigating subjects of identity through photographic and physically interactive portraits. Based on the likenesses of artists from the DC metro area, the objective of this project is to chronicle connections between artists, their environment, personalities and work through portraiture. The pieces in DOCUMENT range from black & white digital prints to installations where the audience in directed to play a part in the presentation of the portraits. The collective works of the project also serves as a selected educational archive of the dc underground art scene in the recent years.

Wavelengths

Curated by microWave project

Jessica Braiterman

Gretchen Schermerhorn

Yasmin Spiro

Alexandra Radocchio Zealand

Opening: June 10, 7-9pm

Exhibition Dates: June 10 – July 22, 2011

Honfleur Gallery presents Wavelengths, an exhibition of four installation artists, curated by microWave project. These four artists have been invited to create installations throughout the gallery’s two-story space, based on their interpretation of the word “wavelength.” In addition to this exhibition, we will have a hands-on community installation project to help raise awareness and funds for those affected by Japan’s recent Tsunami and Earthquake disaster.

May 2, 2011

MD: ART: All Things Are Possible In May At Pyramid Atlantic

May 2011 Newsletter

Exhibit Event: Opening Reception
Date: Saturday, May 7
Time: 1 pm – 4 pm,
Place: Washington Printmakers Gallery @ Pyramid Atlantic 8230 Georgia Avenue

Join WPG member artist Jenny Freestone for the opening reception of her solo exhibition featuring her latest prints on display.

Image Credit: Jenny Freestone

Meet the Artists These are great opportunities to hear from the artists themselves about their creative process as well as get a look at some of their latest work.

Event: Artist Talk
Date: Thursday, May 12
Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Place: 8230 Georgia Avenue, Main Classroom

Keyholder Artist in Residence Lincoln Mudd was very busy this Spring working on his paper sculpture project. He will show off his work and give a talk about what his residency has been like.

Event: Artist Talk
Date: Saturday, May 14
Time: 1 pm – 4 pm
Place: 8230 Georgia Avenue, Washington Printmaker’s Gallery

Join May solo exhibition artist Jenny Freestone for a short talk/demo followed by an informal Q&A session and time to view her work.
Event: Artist Talk
Date: Saturday, May 21
Time: Noon – 1 pm
Place: 8230 Georgia Avenue, Main Classroom

Meet former Washington Redskin & New York Jet George Nock. George is an accomplsihed sculptor who will be in the studios as part of the Ernie Barnes Artist in Residence Program sponsored by the NFL Players Association. Come meet him and check out what he has created while at Pyramid.

Image Credit:George Nock

Come Visit Us At Fenton Street Market! Date: Every Saturday, Beginning April 30 – October 29
Time: 9 am to 3 pm
Place: Downtown Silver Spring, Corner of Ellsworth Drive & Fenton on the Plaza
Free & Open To The Public!

We are at the Fenton Street Market along with other fabulous artists and crafters. Look for our booth and say hello to us.

Every week there’s something different at the Fenton Street Market, an outdoor market in downtown Silver Spring, Maryland, that celebrates Silver Spring’s diverse and eclectic community.

Image Credit: Fenton Street Market

Art-making Happy Hours At Pyramid Work along side fellow artists at our monthly group “open studios”. All groups are $10 for members and $20 for non-members each.

Please note: Unless indicated, instruction is not provided. Participants must have experience using the equipment. If you are a beginner, please look at our Instruction page for information on our one-on-one workshops. Also, for individual hourly rental information please visit our rental page for details.

Letterpress Happy Hour on the first and third Wednesdays of the month from 7 – 9 pm. For information, please contact our Letterpress Associates at letterpress.

Screenprinting Society on the first and third Thursdays of the month from 7 – 9 pm. Instruction is provided. Participants should contact Marty Ittner or <a href=”mailto:rebeccadorykatz beforehand so they know what to bring and expect. For details, please contact Screenprinting Associate, Rebecca Katz or Marty Ittner.

Papermaking Society on the first and third Thursdays of the month from 6 – 8 pm. For details contact Associate Papermaker, Elizabeth Parthum.

Book Circle every Wednesday from 7 – 9 pm. For details contact Bookbinding Associate, Patty Lee.

Print Shop Happy Hour on the first and third Wednesdays of the month from 7 – 9 pm. For details and to RSVP contact Printshop associate Jake Muirhead at printshop

Block Print Happy Hour on the first and third Thursday of the month from 7 – 9 pm. Begins July 15. For details and to RSVP contact Relief printmaking associate Sabeth Jackson at blockprintpa.

Image Credit: Happy Hour

Learn To Upcyle Do you have an old pair of jeans, curtains or tablecloth you can’t bear to part with but are too embarrassed to show off in mixed company?

With a few snips and a little bit of stitching, sew a skirt that will fit your body better than ready to wear garments. Once you’ve constructed your garment, you’ll stamp, paint, stitch and add other embellishments to your skirt to create a unique piece of wearable art.

This class is great for all levels of experience. Hand sewing and machine sewing experience is helpful but not
required.

Click here to learn more about this class and others

Image Credit: Mr. Killmousky

Nothings Say Happy Birthday Like Letterpress
These birthday cards, designed and printed by members our talented letterpress community, are available for purchase. All proceeds from the sales will go towards funding Pyramid’s facilities and programs.

Check out the previews of birthday cards on the Pyramid Letterpress blog!

Click here to purchase letterpressed birthday cards for someone you love.

Image Credit: Marty Ittner

Playback Theatre in the Gallery Date: Saturday, May 28
Time: 8 pm
Place: 8230 Georgia Avenue

Tickets: $15 at the door (show your membership card to receive 10% off)

Playback Theatre is an original form of improvisational theatre in which audience or group members tell stories from their lives and watch them enacted on the spot.

Synergy in Action, led by Artistic Director Kimberly Rattley is a playback theatre company located in Washington, DC that performs regularly at Pyramid Atlantic. The company consists of a diverse group of artists from the DC Metro Area committed to building healthy communities one story at a time.

Image Credit: International Playback Theatre

What Happens When A Book Club Goes To the Drive In? Date: Saturday, May 14
Time: 8 pm
Place: 8230 Georgia Avenue

The Cavalcade of Schlock is what happens.

Visit Cavalcade of Schlock to find out more about this month’s theme.

Questions or to purchase tickets, email micah

Image Credit: Cavalcade of Sclock

Cutting Edge Music in the Gallery Date: Saturday, May 7
Time: 8:30 pm
Place: 8230 Georgia Avenue
Cost: $10 at the door (show your membership card to receive 10% off)

PAS, STYLUS, and Tag Cloud. Click here for concert info

Date: Sunday, May 15
Time: 8 pm
Place: 8230 Georgia Avenue
Cost: $10 at the door (show your membership card to receive 10% off)

Loud Objects, Phillip Stearns, jamie allen’s circuitMusic, Kazuhiro Jo, TL0741. Click here for more info

Date: Saturday, May 21
Time: 8 pm
Place: 8230 Georgia Avenue
Cost: $10 at the door (show your membership card to receive 10% off)

The Red Masque, Mary Kavalauskas, Nine Violet Strings. Click here for concert info

Date: Saturday, April 30
Time: 8 pm
Place: 8230 Georgia Avenue
Cost: $10 at the door (show your membership card to receive 10% off)

Rapoon, id m theft able, Promute, Gastric Female Reflex, Insect Factor
Click here for concert info

All music presented by DC Sonic Circuits. DC Sonic Circuits seeks to expose audiences to cutting edge contemporary music that defies genres, and offer artists new platforms to present their music and opportunities to network and collaborate with artists from around the world.

Image Credit: DC Sonic Circuits

ArtSpring Spotlight: Cherrybox Studios You will find the work of Cherrybox (pictured at left) as well as prints, pottery, jewelry and more at ArtSpring.

ArtSpring, the Pyramid Atlantic Community Arts Store, is located at 921 Ellsworth Drive (directly above Potbellys).

Come check out the new digs, come browse, come buy, just come already.

Image Credit: CherryBox Studios

Pyramid Atlantic • 8230 Georgia Ave • Silver Spring • MD • 20910

April 13, 2011

DC:JAZZ:Jazz Night Schedule for April 15th – Antonio Parker

JAZZ NIGHT in Southwest @Westminster Church 400 I Street, SW, Washington, DC 20024 ~ 202.484.7700 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 202.484.7700 end_of_the_skype_highlighting swrenaissance.com

FRIDAY, APRIL 15th, 2011, 6-9pm, $5

Antonio Parker & Friends Antonio Parker, sax Thad Wilson, trumpet Keith Killgo, drums Cheney Thomas, bass Hope Udobi, piano Antonio Parker is one of the great young lions in D.C. His creativity is astounding; one of the real great players we have at Westminster. Please join us.

JAZZ NIGHT in Southwest is a cultural arts project which works to preserve the art of Jazz in the D.C. area. Its work and activities include: ~ a weekly Friday performance venue featuring the best of live D.C. jazz ~ regular educational programs designed to expand appreciation and knowledge of jazz such as Thinking About Jazz ~ outreach activities which take live jazz to senior centers, hospitals, and community settings where people gather to appreciate lively performances through the Community Connections project ~ gathering and archiving jazz artifacts especially oral histories of musicians and jazz lovers in a Heritage & Archive collection ~ youth music learning activities including Intergenerational Networking ~ the presentation of special events including the annual D.C. Jazz Preservation Festival All these things are nurtured through the assistance of our much-valued D.C. jazz artists and within the confines of a supportive community of Jazz lovers. Please join us in this most exciting and rewarding work!

Antonio Parker

Jazz Night in Southwest has grown continually since its inception over 10 years ago and has presented wonderful performances every Friday without exception for all these years. It happens because of the support and participation of so many wonderful people. It is a true blessing! The gifts of our D.C. musicians and the appreciation of those of us gathered renews our sense of love, joy and unity. Please share this wonderful experience of community and welcome those you care about. Much love, Dick Smith, Jazz Program Director Rev. Brian, Co-Pastor, Westminster Church and SRDC President

Jazz Night is a project of Southwest Renaissance Development Corporations. For a full schedule and more information please go to www.westminsterdc.org/jazz.htm. Directions and and information on the free ShuttleBug from Waterfront Metro may be found there.

April 13, 2011

DC:ART:Around My Way: New Exhibitions and Music in Anacostia: Clear New Daze X Nathan Bell w/Jeff Barsky

Opening Reception April 15th at 7pm
April 15th – May 20th

Clear New Daze
works by David Fair, Andrew Liang, Matt Bovie & Eamon Espey
presented with the Baltimore’s the Windup Space

The New Clear Daze exhibit is an exploration of similarities and differences in the work of four emerging Baltimore visual artists. David Fair, Matt Bovie, Eamon Espey, Andrew Liang focus heavily on color and pattern in their work, yet each has a unique and visceral approach. The media employed by these artists ranges widely, from textile-based to illustration and mixed media to painting.

Destino
Michelle Frankfurter
the inexorable journey across Mexico to El Sueño Americano
Opening Reception: April 15th, from 6pm-8pm

The Gallery at Vivid Solutions
exhibition dates: April 15 – June 3, 2011
address: 2208 MLK Jr Ave SE, Washington, DC 20020
gallery hours: Noon – 5pm, Tuesday through Friday
12pm to 5pm on Saturdays or by appointment
contact: 202-365-8392 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 202-365-8392 end_of_the_skype_highlighting

Honfleur Gallery is closed for installation starting April 9th. Opening reception and concert on April 15th at 7pm.

March 31, 2011

DC:RIVER:EAST:ART:Around My Way: Photo Cherry Blossom Mixer, Workshops, Fundrasiers & New Art Exhibits!

Cherry Blossom Mixer

This Saturday! April 2nd!

Vivid Solutions DC Print Lab is hosting a Cherry Blossom Mixer for photographers, models & artists this Saturday April 2nd from 6-9pm. Shooting area will be available with a professional lighting set up for photographers & models to collaborate!! Free sample prints of your favorite shot from the night, light refreshments and drinks. This is a great opportunity to meet others in the industry.

R.S.V.P

rwoodward@archdc.org

ahope@archdc.org

LocatIon: Vivid Solutions DC Print Lab

2208 MLK Jr Ave SE Washington DC 20020

Call with questions! 202-758-0339 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 202-758-0339 end_of_the_skype_highlighting

Directions:

www.vividsolutionsdc.com/print/directionsprint.html

*Hang out in Southeast, than metro (one stop over) to PinkLine’s Cherry Blast in Southwest for fireworks, music & more art! No car needed!*

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The Arch Annual Charity Golf Classic:

Friday, April 8th

Please join P.O.S.T Construction in supporting ARCH Development and Training Center for a full 18 holes of golf at the Glenn Dale Golf Course in Maryland on April 8th at 9am. Foursomes and sponsorships are both still available. All proceeds benefit the ARCH Arts Programs and the YOUTHBUILD Program of the ARCH Training Center. Also included in the days activities is an Awards Ceremony, Silent Auction & Reception. The tournament is a great networking opportunity and 100% tax deductible!

Location: Glenn Dale Golf Course in Glenn Dale, MD

Friday, April 8th

9am tee off

More info: acavanaugh@archdc.org

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Artist Workshops & Gallery Tour

Saturday, April 9th 2-4pm

Join ARCH’s Program and Outreach Coordinator, Lisa Bacon, for a tour of The Gallery at Vivid Solutions and Blank Space SE. After the tour, participates will enjoy a workshop called When Left to Your Own Devices with Artist Mia Robinson at the Hive.

Tours and workshops are free, open to the public and to all age levels. Questions and if interested in joining, please contact Lisa at Lbacon@archdc.org for more details!

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Destino

Michelle Frankfurter

the inexorable journey across Mexico to El Sueño Americano

Opening Reception: April 15th 6pm-8pm

Location: The Gallery at Vivid Solutions

2208 MLK Jr Ave SE

More info: bferraro@archdc.org

www.vividsolutionsdc.com/gallery

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New Clear Daze

works by Andrew Liang, David Fair, Eamon Espey & Matt Bowie

Opening Reception: April 15th 7pm

—–> Concert: music by NATE BELL at 8:30pm

(free concert partially funded by the NEA)

Location: Honfleur Gallery

1241 Good Hope Road SE

More info: arts@archdc.org

www.honfleurgallery.com

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Honfleur Gallery, The Gallery at Vivid Solutions, Vivid Solutions DC Print Lab,
Blank Space SE & The Hive are all projects of ARCH Development Corp.

www.honfleurgallery.com I www.archdevelopment.org I www.vividsolutionsdc.com

www.blankSPACEse.com I www.thedchive.com

March 30, 2011

DC:JAZZ: Jazz Night Schedule for April 1st – The Jolley Brothers & Friends

JAZZ NIGHT in Southwest
@Westminster Church
400 I Street, SW, Washington, DC 20024 ~ 202.484.7700
swrenaissance.com

FRIDAY, APRIL 1st, 2011, 6-9pm, $5

Tribute for Noble Jolley, Sr.

Noble Jolley, Jr., Piano

Nathan Jolley, drums

Eric Wheeler, bass

Herbert Scott, sax

Christie Dashiell, vocals

JAZZ NIGHT in Southwest

is a cultural arts project which works to preserve the art of Jazz in the D.C. area. Its work and activities include:
~ a weekly Friday performance venue featuring the best of live D.C. jazz

~ regular educational programs designed to expand appreciation and knowledge of jazz such as Thinking About Jazz
~ outreach activities which take live jazz to senior centers, hospitals, and community settings where people gather to appreciate lively performances through the Community Connections project

~ gathering and archiving jazz artifacts especially oral histories of musicians and jazz lovers in a Heritage & Archive collection
~ youth music learning activities including Intergenerational Networking

~ the presentation of special events including the annual D.C. Jazz Preservation Festival
All these things are nurtured through the assistance of our much-valued D.C. jazz artists and within the confines of a supportive community of Jazz lovers. Please join us in this most exciting and rewarding work!

Jazz Night in Southwest has grown continually since its inception over 10 years ago and has presented wonderful performances every Friday without exception for all these years. It happens because of the support and participation of so many wonderful people. It is a true blessing! The gifts of our D.C. musicians and the appreciation of those of us gathered renews our sense of love, joy and unity. Please share this wonderful experience of community and welcome those you care about.
Much love,
Dick Smith, Jazz Program Director
Rev. Brian, Co-Pastor, Westminster Church and SRDC President

Jazz Night happens because of the generous support of many individuals and these organizations. We appreciate your support!

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Generous support comes from the D.C. Commission on Arts & Humanities, an agency supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts.

Jazz Night is a project of Southwest Renaissance Development Corporations. For a full schedule and more information please go to www.westminsterdc.org/jazz.htm.
Directions and and information on the free ShuttleBug from Waterfront Metro may be found there.