Happy Monday! Music lovers are in for a particular treat this week, with concerts including Hozier and Megan Thee Stallion. You can also learn about something new, like cross-stitching, scotch, and more.
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Happy mid-November, DCist readers. Once again, we’ve got a full list of activities on the docket for this week, including movie screenings, a witchy book tour, a chance to put pen to paper, a classic musical, and much more.
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Happy first full week of November, DCist readers! On tap for this week: a chance to explore wine with women winemakers, a Disney-filled Tuesday night, a high-profile food competition, and much more.
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Even though it won’t really feel like it weather-wise to start the week, we are in the final week of October, which means Halloween is finally upon us—and all the seasonal celebrations that come with it. But there’s still some non-costumed events going on, including the official home tip-off of the NBA seasons, an up-and-coming indie talent, and much more.
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Welcome to the last full week of October! From a live podcast taping, to an Insta-ready gallery show, to plenty of tasting events, there’s more than enough to do around town this week—and that’s even before you take into consideration there’s World Series baseball to watch.
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As we inch closer to Halloween, spooky season starts to really kick into gear with a number of seasonal events that’ll make you scream. But if that’s not your thing, there’s still plenty to get excited about. Check out some of the best events of the week including a horror podcast taping, a talk all about The Exorcist, some high-profile concerts, and much, much more.
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Did you get out and enjoy the beautiful weather over the weekend? If you aren’t worn out from indulging in all of the fall things, there’s a bevy of things to do around town this week, including several narrative storytelling events, a fun twist on a paint and sip, some high profile concerts, and much more.
At New Shop Somewhere In Navy Yard, Coffee And Clothes Go Together /
Somewhere, the new space from some of the team behind Maketto, is not a coffee shop, and also not a streetwear store, it’s both. For Will Sharp—who opened the new Navy Yard shop with Maketto’s head of retail Dom Adams and third owner Steve Place—the ability to check out new sneakers and grab a latte in the same place is what will keep shoppers coming through the door, rather than heading to Amazon.
“Physical retail [has to be] an experience,” Sharp says over email. “If you come to Somewhere, you can grab a coffee or a tea from our friendly staff. You can shop for some shoes, apparel, or accessories—all while inside of a modern, austere setting. That combination … gives a customer an experience that you cannot replicate online.”