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With Inauguration weekend finally upon us, our calendar page is absolutely overflowing with events to satisfy your three days of freedom. So even if you didn't snag an invite to the Obama's, check out the coolest events for the rest of us regular people in this week's edition of The Playground! More»
[More added 1/17--check the last slides] With bars open until 4am and politicos ready to party, there will be a lot going on to celebrate Obama's second Inauguration. Even if you missed out on the official ball tickets from the Presidential Inauguration Committee, there are still a lot of events you won't want to miss (in fact, most of the ones here will be better parties, period)! Balls come and go every 4 years, so pay attention to learn what's hot and what's not for 2013.
The Obamas and Bidens have been invited to basically all of the events listed here. They are only obligated to show up to the two official balls but just might pop in when you least expect them to...
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Craft cocktails were the centerpiece of the Corcoran Gallery of Art's Artini. Inspired by works in the Corcoran collection, 11 of the city’s best mixologists competed to create the most artistic martini--and this year's winners were Ronald Flores from Art & Soul (fan favorite) and Joe Ambrose from the W Hotel (critic's choice). More»
[Katherine Kennedy, Cori Sue Morris, Lindsey Becker]
DC Modern Luxury Magazine's Lindsey Becker hosted her second "Tastemaker's Dinner" last night, this time for 12 socials at Art and Soul, a power dinner spot near Capitol Hill at 415 New Jersey Avenue. More»
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When ranking The Washingtonian's annual party amongst competing shindigs, we feel very comfortable asserting that Washingtonian's Best of Washington is to food porn as The Playboy Mansion is to, well, porn-porn: the best of the best. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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