Posts Tagged ‘MLK Library’

Arts Roundup: Nu-Metal Edition

The Dutch-born D.C. area producer Martyn on today's popular electronic music: "I think the sound of dubstep and electro-house took hold of the U.S. and it didn’t evolve into club music. It evolved into stadium music. It sounds more like nu-metal." [Post]
CulturalDC announces a new public-art project at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library [Art 202]
D.C. band [...]

Arts Roundup: Garbage Zone Edition

D.C. looks at proposals for renovation of MLK Library [Post]
An installation of made-up, anachronistic posters for failed political campaigns—groovy. [Style Blog]
The latest podcast of local tunes from Hometown Sounds [Pink Line]
Five awesome bassists, because The Make-Up's Michelle Mae is an awesome bassist [Express]
Video of The Make-Up's surprise D.C. show from earlier this year. [All Our [...]

Arts Roundup: Crafty Bastards Edition

Crafty Bastards, the annual craft festival sponsored by City Paper, is leaving Adams Morgan. [Prince of Petworth]
Save the Corcoran Coalition sends a 3,200-signature petition to Corcoran President Fred Bollerer and board Chairman Harry F. Hopper III. [Post]
MLK Library celebrates its 40th anniversary today. [DCist]
Drive-in movie theaters are mostly disappearing, but the larger D.C. area still has [...]