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July 18

Matt About Town: Get up close and personal with bugs of the DC area, thanks to an award-winning photographer

Patton Oswalt’s journey from Va. military brat to Pixar animated rat

Patton Oswalt’s journey from Va. military brat to Pixar animated rat

Capital Fringe Festival’s second week: What to expect

Capital Fringe Festival’s second week: What to expect

‘Destination Domino’ hopes to break world record at National Building Museum

‘Destination Domino’ hopes to break world record at National Building Museum

Comedians with Disabilities Act brings standup comedy to Bowie Center for the Performing Arts

Comedians with Disabilities Act brings standup comedy to Bowie Center for the Performing Arts

DC sizzles with July events from Olivia Rodrigo to Carly Rae Jepsen, Nas to TLC

DC sizzles with July events from Olivia Rodrigo to Carly Rae Jepsen, Nas to TLC

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DC high-schooler wins national Doodle for Google competition with portrait of ‘super chaotic’ family dinners

DC high-schooler wins national Doodle for Google competition with portrait of ‘super chaotic’ family dinners

Kennedy Center showcases Black ballet in ‘Reframing the Narrative’ initiative

Kennedy Center showcases Black ballet in ‘Reframing the Narrative’ initiative

Smithsonian Folklife Festival returns to DC with lacrosse, skateboarding and dancing

Smithsonian Folklife Festival returns to DC with lacrosse, skateboarding and dancing

‘Funny Girl’ won’t rain on your parade at Kennedy Center

‘Funny Girl’ won’t rain on your parade at Kennedy Center

Opera legend Renée Fleming pens new book on harnessing the arts for health and wellness

Opera legend Renée Fleming pens new book on harnessing the arts for health and wellness

DC’s brutalist buildings showcased at the National Building Museum

DC’s brutalist buildings showcased at the National Building Museum

Folger Shakespeare Library reopens after renovation, housing literary treasure trove

Folger Shakespeare Library reopens after renovation, housing literary treasure trove

DC Smithsonian museums stay open late, throw dance parties to celebrate summer solstice

DC Smithsonian museums stay open late, throw dance parties to celebrate summer solstice

Signature Theatre stages ‘beautiful, vibrant, colorful explosion’ with psychedelic musical ‘Hair’

Signature Theatre stages ‘beautiful, vibrant, colorful explosion’ with psychedelic musical ‘Hair’

DC artists prove they aren’t Broadway ‘Outsiders’ by dominating Tony Awards

DC artists prove they aren’t Broadway ‘Outsiders’ by dominating Tony Awards

The Washington Roast brings political satire to DC Improv, breaking tension of heated 2024 election

The Washington Roast brings political satire to DC Improv, breaking tension of heated 2024 election

Move over hip-hop? Why opera is seeing a boost in younger fans

Move over hip-hop? Why opera is seeing a boost in younger fans

Olney Theatre’s ‘Long Way Down’ tackles gun violence with musical on haunted elevator

Olney Theatre’s ‘Long Way Down’ tackles gun violence with musical on haunted elevator

2-time Tony Award winner puts on a happy face in ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ at Kennedy Center

2-time Tony Award winner puts on a happy face in ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ at Kennedy Center

Mosaic Theater’s ‘Mexodus’ explores slaves who escaped to Mexico via Underground Railroad

Mosaic Theater’s ‘Mexodus’ explores slaves who escaped to Mexico via Underground Railroad

John Legend, Chris Stapleton, Brittany Howard headline June entertainment in DC area

John Legend, Chris Stapleton, Brittany Howard headline June entertainment in DC area

Arts space Rhizome DC buys new location, plans move in early 2025

Arts space Rhizome DC buys new location, plans move in early 2025

How many artists live in Fairfax? What challenges do they face? New survey seeks answers

How many artists live in Fairfax? What challenges do they face? New survey seeks answers

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