Looking to get out into the community this weekend?
From a kite festival to a Women's History Month celebration, there's plenty to do when it comes to community and cultural events coming up in Washington. Read on for a rundown.
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Community Open Mic
Tonight, share poetry, stories, music or other form of art at an open mic at The Potter's House. Each piece should be no more than five minutes long.
When: Friday, March 29, 6-8 p.m.
Where: The Potter's House, 1658 Columbia Road NW
Admission: Free
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Black Families & Friends Blossom Kite Festival
On Saturday, join Black Families & Friends at the National Mall for the annual Blossom Kite Festival. Professionals and novices try their hand at a variety of competitions and demonstrations, Rokkaku Battles and the Hot Tricks Showdown. Bring your own kites or children can make a kite at an activity station (while supplies last). Kites are also available to buy at the event.
When: Saturday, March 30, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: National Mall, 17th Street and Constitution Avenue
Admission: Free
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"Herstory: Turning Points in Life"
Come Sunday, Double Nickels Theatre Company presents "Herstory: Turning Points in Life." The celebration of Women's History Month features women reminiscing about their experiences with stories of strength, compassion and dealing with life's ups and downs. The audience will get to join in. Live entertainment by female vocalists is also on the agenda, as well as a gourmet brunch, offering dishes like fried chicken and waffles, eggs fritatta, pastries, soft drinks and special cocktails.
When: Sunday, March 31, 3-5 p.m.
Where: THEARC West: Town Hall Education Arts Recreation Campus, 1801 Mississippi Ave. SE
Admission: $40
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