What to do the day of – and night before Thanksgiving. It’s the time for reconnecting with family while gorging on plates full of food. Your uncle gets drunk and hits on your cousin while you cringe at the fact that your sister and her new husband are sharing the table with her ex and… read more »
What’s Hoppening: A Look at Beer
November 1, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Bud American Ale, Sam Adams, Cap City, Ping by Charlie Chiang, Leinenkugel & more! written by Robert Fulton Bud American Ale When Budweiser introduces a new product line, people pay attention. One of the largest producers of beer in the world can cause waves with the tiniest innovation, and that’s what they look to do… read more »
On Stage: A Look at Local Theatric Happenings
November 1, 2008 By Leave a Comment
written by Natalie Koss The ubiquitous Kennedy clan has been the subject of books, films and television for decades, and now is featured in an unprecedented musical event at Studio Theatre. “Grey Gardens” stars Barbara Walsh and Barbara Broughton as Jacqueline Kennedy’s cousins who, despite their wealth and pedigree, become involved in less-than-auspicious circumstances. The… read more »
Beat Notes: What’s Happening in the DC Music Scene
November 1, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Gypsies Hit The Road, Again Alexandria rockers The Gypsy Sons are hosting another caravan down to Richmond, Va., Sunday Nov. 2 where they’ll be performing songs from their new album, “Walking on the Water,” at Alley Katz. The trip costs $40 per person and includes a $10 ticket to the show, a seat on the… read more »
