Every new mom knows the feeling. You go from 60 to 0 in a matter of days. One moment it’s parties, pre-maternity-leave meetings and overflowing guestrooms. The next
Arts & Culture
District Irish Dance Academy
I recently spoke to Joe Duffey of District Irish Dance Academy about Washington D.C.’s first resident Irish dance school and the positive effects Irish dancing is h
The Visionary Arts Museum in Baltimore
One Example of How Art Aims to Deepen Understanding of Parenting Faceless people are depicted carrying things, fleeing the scene, being arrested by the police and scaling
Singing the Praises of the American Youth Chorus
Kids love to sing and mimic their favorite musical idols. They love to sing along with Sean Mendes, Selena Gomez and Justin Timberlake. They clamor to be the next pop sen
The 2018 National History Day Contest
After the first day of seventh grade, Paris Ye, Angelica Frude and Lydia Yeh came together for an assigned research project at Eastern Middle School in Montgomery County,
The World of Montgomery Celebrates Cultural Differences
The World of Montgomery’s 10th annual festival is upon us. Coming Sunday, October 21, at Montgomery College Rockville, DMV area residents and visitors can discover,
Unearth Glenstone – A New Kind of Museum
There’s that time in each of our lives where we need a break from the mundane, a haven from the exhaustion that is the standard work desk. The legs need a chance to
Catch "Tinker Bell" at Adventure Theatre
Imagine an intimate setting with rows of benches in a small space. Everything is dark, but there is magic waiting to happen. Everyone is in suspense. Children of all ages
Pitch Perfect: Singing the Praises of the National Children’s Chorus
The National Children’s Chorus (NCC), one of the world’s leading treble choruses, with 700 students in 18 ensembles based in Los Angeles, New York and Washing
An Interview With James Gardiner at Signature Theatre
Founded in 1989, Signature Theatre is a Tony Award-winning, non-profit professional regional theater company that attracts some of the best and brightest talent from the
Celebrate Words With National Poetry Month
Poetry suffers an undeserved reputation as something cool and standoffish, but that may be because poems are so often left to lie flat and lifeless upon the page. This Ap
D.C. Environmental Film Festival 365 Programming
Since 1993, the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital (DCEFF) has been enthralling and educating people in the D.C. area with hundreds of movies. Held
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