Sat. Aug 30, 8:00PM
Kankouran West African Dance Company
Reserve Seat
Fri. Sep 5, 5:30PM
D.C. Roadshow of Washington Week with Gwen Ifill and National Journal
Sat. Sep 6, 8:00PM
The United States Air Force Band’s Jazz Heritage Series
Fri. Sep 12, 8:00PM
Ralphie May
Reserve Seat
Sat. Sep 20, 2:00PM
COEEF Mesgana Dancers of Ethiopia
Reserve Seat
Wed. Sep 24, 8:00PM
Thur. Sep 25, 8:00PM
Forever Tango
Sat. Sep 27, 7:30PM
Sayat Nova Dance Company
Reserve Seat
Fri. Oct 3, 8:00PM
The United States Air Force Band’s Jazz Heritage Series
Sat. Oct 4, 8:00PM
David Sedaris
Reserve Seat
Sun. Oct 5, 7:00PM
Cesaria Evora
Reserve Seat
Tue. Oct 7, 8:00PM
Crosby & Nash
Reserve Seat
Sat. Oct 11, 8:00PM
Maria de Buenos Aires
Reserve Seat
Tue. Oct 14, 8:00PM
Max Raabe & Palast Orchester
Reserve Seat
Sat. Oct 18, 8:00PM
Richard Lewis
Reserve Seat
Wed. Oct 22, 7:30PM
Lisa Williams
Reserve Seat
Fri. Oct 24, 8:00PM
Sat. Oct 25, 8:00PM
Dana Tai Soon Burgess & Company
Reserve Seat
Sun. Oct 26, 8:00PM
The Magnetic Fields
Reserve Seat
Wed. Oct 29, 7:00PM
Jacques Pepin
Reserve Seat
Sat. Nov 8, 8:00PM
The United States Air Force Band’s Jazz Heritage Series

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Sat. Oct 4, 8:00PM

David Sedaris

Reading New Work, Q&A, Booksigning

With sardonic wit and incisive social critiques, David Sedaris has become one of America 's pre-eminent humor writers. The great skill with which he slices through cultural euphemisms and political correctness proves that Sedaris is a master of satire and one of the most observant writers addressing the human condition today.


Sun. Oct 5, 7:00PM

Cesaria Evora

The Barefoot Diva

A native of the island nation of Cape Verde, Cesaria Evora is the country's foremost practitioner of the morna style, wistful, minor key ballads strongly associated with the islands, combining West African percussion with Portuguese fados, Brazilian modhinas, and British sea shanties.

"... she manages to pull listeners into her music in ways that transcend language."
- The Washington Post


Fri. Oct 24, 8:00PM
Sat. Oct 25, 8:00PM

Dana Tai Soon Burgess & Company

Exploring the Hyphen

“The piece looks at the experience of being a hyphenated American—Asian Americans but also other ethnic Americans and multi-racial Americans—and whether the hyphen connects or separates,” says artistic director and choreographer Dana Tai Soon Burgess. “The dance shows that there’s definitely a struggle going on; trying to connect and find commonality is really hard.”

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