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DMV Foodie Guide: Collab dinners, festivals and other culinary events in October – WTOP News (opens the original)
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Every month, WTOP’s DMV Foodie Guide highlights craveable restaurant pop-ups, festivals, collaboration dinners and other standout food experiences bringing the D.C., Maryland and Virginia dining scene to life. October brings more than pumpkin spice to the D.C. area’s dining scene. This month, sample your way through Taste of Bethesda, raise a glass at Snallygaster or get shucking during several oyster-focused events throughout the month. Chefs are also teaming up for special dinners, from a dess
Things to do in the DC area: Immigration Film Festival, GLOW Block Party and more – WTOP News (opens the original)
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For its 13th year, the Immigration Film Fest is providing a platform for immigrants and refugees in the D.C. area by screening films that showcase different migration stories and heritages. There are approximately 30 films featured this year through both in-person and virtual screenings. The screenings take place from Oct. 2 through Oct. 11. “One of our main goals with this festival is really bringing the community together,” said Allie Judge, co-organizer with the Immigration Film Fest. “This i
Things to do in the DC area: ‘The Score’, Smithsonian Craft2Wear … and more! – WTOP News (opens the original)
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Golden Globe-winning actor Brian Cox, known for HBO’s “Succession,” steps into another power struggle in “The Score” at Shakespeare Theatre Company. Set in the spring of 1747, the story revolves around Johann Sebastian Bach, played by Cox, who reluctantly visits the court of Frederick II, the king of Prussia and a ruler Bach sharply criticizes. The “score” in the title represents not only a musical score, but also a score to settle between Bach and Frederick II. “It’s essentially speaking truth
Things to do in the DC area: Pumpkin Festival, H Street Festival … and more! – WTOP News (opens the original)
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Celebrate the autumnal season, starting this Saturday, at Butler’s Orchard in Germantown, Maryland. The 46th annual Pumpkin Festival is returning with hayrides, jump pads, a corn maze, live music and more family-friendly fun. Of course, those who attend can also pick their own pumpkins, including edible and decorative types. General manager Tyler Butler said there are a few new edible delights this year as well, including a “pumpkin pie milkshake” along with the classic freshly popped kettle cor
Judge orders Kennedy Center to provide 30 days’ notice before making any major physical changes – WTOP News (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge has ordered the Kennedy Center to provide 30 days’ notice before making any major physical changes to the building, including demolishing it as President Donald Trump has threatened. U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper said Thursday his ruling would “avoid any confusion on that score given more recent events.” Earlier, Matt Floca, the Kennedy Center’s executive director and chief operating officer, said he closed the iconic performing arts center temporarily
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