“A Riverside Family Christmas” and all of its seasonal cheer débuted yesterday and runs until Dec. 27.
All the world’s a stage. That old adage we all know is especially prescient in 2020, when the stage actually comes to audiences in their livin…
In addition to finishing his first book, “Mixed Plate,” Koy wrote a movie that he and his writing partners sold to Steven Spielberg’s producti…
Brush Strokes Gallery explores how its artists celebrate the “spirit of gratitude—for the large, small and unexpected treasures in our lives" …
Sometimes called “the Nation’s Attic,” the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History preserves so many things that we might otherwise …
"Souvenir," a two-person play with music, marks Riverside's return to the stage after going dark in March.
Riverside Center for the Performing Arts returns to the stage after six months with the two-person play 'Souvenir,' about real-life socialite …
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Dance Matrix & Company’s fourth annual Performing Arts Festival returns to Fredericksburg this weekend, featuring a single day packed with…
The Kennedy Center is presenting ‘A Time to Sing: An Evening with Renée Fleming and Vanessa Williams’ at 8 p.m. Saturday. As part of its new “…
The DMC Performing Arts Collective is presenting "People of Corn: A Mayan Tale" and "The River Within Us" on Saturday at Patriot Park, for its…
The National Building Museum's education staff has adapted lesson plans from in-person programs that can be easily implemented at home.
The coronavirus pandemic has affected everyone, including artists.
Bill “Vontex” Forrest said the first time he knew he was going to be an artist was when he was in second grade.
Canceled shows, scratched commissions, lack of work: artists are being impacted by the coronavirus pandemic as much as anyone.
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