Going Out Guide: Expert Picks for Silverdocs + Jazz Under the Stars

Thursday, 16 June 2011 by IrwanKch
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The Washington PostThursday, June 16, 2011
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Reel stories for all audiences

Forget summer blockbusters: The annual Silverdocs festival proves that true stories can be as thrilling and startling as a facial tattoo and debauchery in Thailand. We've rounded up the screenings you can't miss. [ Read the full story ]
Summer Guide : The Bucket List
Hey interns : Save on food & drinks

Weekend planner

Weekend planner

Jazz under the stars, BBQ and wine. [ Read more ]

Got Plans?

Hey vegetarians -- if you wanted to introduce a carnivore to your favorite meat-free dishes, where would you send them? That's just one of the topics we'll cover during today's Got Plans? discussion, and if you have a good tip, you could win free concert tickets. See you at 1 p.m . Submit a question .

News & Reviews

Mmmm, tacos

Mmmm, tacos

By Weekend staff | Will 2011 be D.C.'s Summer of Tacos? Read our updates on three buzzed-about taquerias — including the open-air El Rey on U Street — to find out. [ Read more ]

The great outdoors

The great outdoors

By Fritz Hahn | Enjoy the respite from the heat with drinks and snacks on the patios at Standard or Smith Commons. [ Read more ]

Mellowing just a bit

Mellowing just a bit

By Mark Jenkins | Decades after the Feelies' last album, the dynamic rock quintet has released one of the best "reboot" discs of all time. [ Read more ]

A power trip through the Qing Dynasty

A power trip through the Qing Dynasty

By Michael O'Sullivan | At the Sackler Gallery, portraits from China's Qing Dynasty provide a warts-and-all view of life at court. [ Read more ]

Classics never get old

Classics never get old

By Amy Orndorff | An imaginative restaging of "The Wind in the Willows" recasts the classic book for children of the 21st century. [Read more ]

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Winner of three 2009 Tony Awards, NEXT TO NORMAL is an emotional powerhouse of a musical with a thrilling contemporary score about a family trying to take care of themselves and each other. At the Kennedy Center Eisenhower Theater, June 28-July 10. Click here for tickets!

A WORLD PREMIERE! THE HISTORY OF KISSES, starring David Cale. A writer sequesters himself in an oceanfront motel to finish a collection of tales of seaside romance, only to find himself drawn into the romantic and sexual goings-on around him. An intoxicating mix of spicy stories, amorous encounters, and original sea shanties.Tickets at studiotheatre.org or 202.332.3300.

Grupo Fantasma have gained popularity not only as one of Prince's backing band, but for their own high-energy brand of Latin funk. Supporting their Grammy Award-winning album, El Existential, Grupo Fantasma will bring their stand-out performance to 9:30 Club next week.Ticketfly.com

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