April 6th, 2011 Issue
Liberty Smith at Ford’s Theater
“Liberty Smith,” a kind of tongue-in-cheek, young-hero retelling of some major events of the Revolutionary War, has a number of things going on for it. “We think this is going to be great entertainment,” says Paul Tetreault, Ford’s executive artistic director. “We have a big, Broadway-style musical here, which will appeal to the whole family.”
'Once Upon a Prom' at Ella Rue
Ladies, hurry up and drop off those old prom dresses at Ella Rue. The boutique, owned by Krista Johnson, will ...
Pink Tie Party: It's All About Cherries
Cherries were on every menu at the fifth annual Pink Tie Party at the Mayflower Hotel, March 23. As part ...
RAMMY Nominations
On Mar. 22, The Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington announced the finalists for this year’s awards which will be presented ...
Peruvian Cuisine Honored at the OAS
Lima has been declared the Gastronomic Capital of Latin America and that distinction was most evident at the Organization of ...
Prevention of Blindness Society Celebrates 75 Years at Night of Vision
The Prevention of Blindness Society of Metropolitan Washington (POB) celebrated 75 years of sight-saving services and community programs at its ...
