Here are some more great FREE arts and culture events this week from CultureCapital.com.
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Wednesday, October 5th
Meet the Artists - Opening Reception
5:30pm - 8:00pm
This show, at 1111 Pennsylvania Ave, NW, features monumental and pedestal sculpture and three-dimensional wall art from artists Julie Girardini, David Hubbard, Joan Konkel, Barton Rubenstein, and Paul Martin Wolff.
1111 Pennsylvania Ave, NW (map)
Friday Morning Music Club: Chamber Music Concert
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Metro: Federal Triangle or Metro Center
Friday, October 7th
Classical Music
Friday Morning Music Club: Chamber Music Concert
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Members of the Friday Morning Music Club perform.
Calvary Baptist Church
Sunday Open Door Reading
Poet Michael Montlack reads from Cool Limbo and Alma Katsu reads from her novel, The Taker.
Given by Peter J. Brownlee, Terra Foundation for American Art.
Music by Bernstein, Mussorgsky, and Prokofiev.
Jews and Race Relations in the South
7:00pm
Parade's playwright Alfred Uhry and Jewish historian and author Eli Evans take to the stage of Ford's Theatre for a conversation on growing up in a racially and socially tense South.
755 8th St, NW - between G & H St, NW
Metro: Gallery Pl - Chinatown
Saturday, October 8th
Artist Talk
1:00pm
Printmaker Michael Hagan discusses his current solo exhibition, "Doodle Digit Dot."
Poetry + Prose Open Mic
2:00pm, sign up 1:30pm
Poet Michael Montlack reads from Cool Limbo and Alma Katsu reads from her novel, The Taker.
Metro: Bethesda, elevator exit is closest
Art Lecture
Given by Peter J. Brownlee, Terra Foundation for American Art.
East Building Concourse, Auditorium
Metro: Judiciary Square is closest to East Bldg
Film Screening
Downtown 81 - featuring Basquiat
4:00pm
Filmed in 1980-1981, Downtown 81 stars the legendary American artist Jean Michel Basquiat portraying a young painter in New York.
Metro: Farragut North or West and walk down about 17th or 18th St
Sunday Night Concert Series
6:30pm
National Gallery of Art
East Building, Atrium
Metro: Archives - Judiciary Square, closest to the East Building
Monday, October 10th
7:00pm
Parade's playwright Alfred Uhry and Jewish historian and author Eli Evans take to the stage of Ford's Theatre for a conversation on growing up in a racially and socially tense South.
Metro: Metro Center
Tuesday, October 11th
Workshop on Leadership
Part of Leadership in the Rescue of the 33 Chilean Miners series
4:30pm
Baird Auditorium
Metro: Federal Triangle or Archives - Navy Memorial
Literary Art Tour
7:30pm
Enjoy a unique "Literary Art Tour" of the current exhibition, Vessel, as writers perform their pieces next to the visual artwork that prompted their literary responses.
Metro: U St or take the S1, S2, S4, or S9 bus from along 16th St to U St
Choral Concert
7:30pm
Donation based Choral music performance
at NoVa Community College, Alexandria Campus
Metro: Click venue link above or see metro for best bus access from the metro
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