Monday, 23 May 2011
by IrwanKch
| | | | Free and easy events |  | B.B. King and Yolanda Adams are among the performers at Sunday's free Memorial Day concert on the National Mall, and Spike Mendelsohn talks Jewish food at the National Archives. [ Read more ]
| |  Movies, rooftops, best events and more. [ Read more ] | | Gurus' Picks | | |  | Jess Righthand Wednesday, May 25 | Soul/R&B musician and producer Raphael Saadiq has worked with Joss Stone, John Legend and D'Angelo and shaped the sound of neo-soul. See him live at the 9:30 Club. [ Read more ] | | | | | Alex Baldinger Friday, May 27 | Your Friday evenings just became much easier to plan, thanks to the return of the National Gallery of Art's weekly al fresco jazz series. The series kicks of with a performance by Brazilian jazz trio Origem and continues every week through Sept. 9. [ Read more ] | | |  | Stephanie Merry Saturday, May 28 | Pay what you can for "Venus in Fur," Studio Theatre's new show about a kinky power struggle going on in an audition room. [ Read more ] | | | | | David Malitz Sunday, May 29 | A free concert from George Clinton & Parliament / Funkadelic is the highlight of a weekend full of Memorial Day activities in Rockville. [ Read more ] | | | | | Fritz Hahn Sunday, May 29 | For five years, Daylight has been the party of choice for lovers of classic soul, house and disco. Celebrate its anniversary with a lavish buffet, drink specials and a late-night dance party. [ Read more ] |  Justin Rude Monday, May 30 | Cafe Saint-Ex and Bar Pilar host this annual Memorial Day event where local chefs show off their chili chops. [ Read more ] More From Going Out Guide | | |  | | Vibrant Musicianship. Fresh Talent. Powerful Performances. National Orchestral Institute and Festival at Clarice Smith Center: June 9 through July 2. Tickets on sale now! | | Don't Miss the DC Premiere of VENUS IN FUR by David Ives, Opening May 25. Inspired by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's notorious erotic novel, Venus in Fur is a crackling exploration of desire and control. David Ives's saucy and sensational play pits actress against playwright in a virtuosic display of seduction, cruelty, and gamesmanship. Call 202.332.3300 orCLICK HERE for tickets | | British newcomers Friendly Fires quickly garnered a lot of praise for their dance-punk sound. They were in the running for the coveted Mercury Prize and were nominated for a few Brit awards. Catch Friendly Fires at 9:30 Club next week for a performance guaranteed to excite any crowd. Ticketfly.com | | | | | | |  | | | | |
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