Posts Tagged ‘22202’

DCCK’s Burger Battle at Harry’s Smokehouse

‘8/365 – matchbox mini-burgers’
courtesy of ‘dracisk 365/365′
DC has been in a burger bonanza lately, but this weekend there’s a burger battle that you can enjoy while helping a good cause.
DC Central Kitchen and Harry’s Smokehouse (formerly Harry’s Taproom) are partnering up for a burger cookoff this Sunday, June 12th from 6 PM to 9 PM [...]

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We Love Arts: Don Quixote

There is nothing on stage in Synetic Theater’s Don Quixote more expressive than Dan Istrate’s eyes. Which is odd, because they are actually anything but – wide, unseeing, unblinking eyes focused anywhere else except on reality. Matched by his frozen arms in an almost wooden stance, his mad foolhardy knight is like a marionette or [...]

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First Look: SOCCi

‘SOCCi Sign’
courtesy of ‘A. L. Huber’
Often, hotel restaurants get a bad reputation that is sorely undeserved. There are many truly great restaurants that adjoin hotels that often get forgotten when thinking about fine cuisine – Blue Duck Tavern in Foggy Bottom springs to mind immediately. SOCCi, short for South of Crystal City Italian, is a [...]

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We Love Arts: King Arthur

I’m fast running out of superlatives to describe Synetic Theater productions. They operate in a riveting crossfire where power meets grace, muscle meets sinew. And this time, for King Arthur, they do it all in ankle-deep water.
That’s right, the brutally complex swordplay, the exquisite dancing, the emotional physicality – all take place on a stage filled [...]

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Where We Live: Crystal City

‘Crystal City – Lightning Ball’
courtesy of ‘Mo Kaiwen è�«æ¥·æ��’
Welcome to another edition of Where We Live. This week we’re hopping on the yellow line, crossing the river, and checking out Crystal City.  When I started looking into Crystal City for this feature, I wasn’t too sure what I would find– a neighborhood named after [...]

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We Love Food: El Pollito

El pollito, courtesy of Me
Overall I’m inclined to agree with Carl about the crack metaphor: it’s overused, and unless you punched your mother in the face or [redacted] someone’s [redacted] and then let them [redacted] in order to get it, then NO, that chicken ISN’T like crack.
When Tom Sietsema went and checked out El Pollito [...]

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Splish Splash Statues..and Free Yoga Mats

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Shake and Stretch, Alfresco

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We Love Arts: “Legacy of Light”

It makes perfect sense that a theater company whose current renovations will include a new space to be christened “the Cradle” would commission a play about motherhood in all its forms. Karen Zacarias’s “Legacy of Light,” at Arena Stage in Crystal City now through June 14, is a wide embrace of these themes – the [...]

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New Farmers’ Market Opens Today in Crystal City

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Get Green on Tax Day

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I don’t think that means…

…what you think it means.

Whose convenience would that be?, courtesy of Me
You’ll have to click through to read it, but this Pentagon City meter I stopped at yesterday in order to go into the Costco (I’d rather pay to park on the street than deal with that free nightmare of a parking lot) says the [...]

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“Tattoo Tuesday” in Crystal City

courtesy of Me
No, that is not, in fact, a tattoo. Quite pretty, though, and there’s more photos where that came from.
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