"Happy February, DC! From Galentine's DJ dance parties to Cupid's Undie Run, and romantic R&B concerts with major artists like Miguel, there are a number of ways to celebrate Valentine's throughout the month. Also, film fest season is underway featuring local showcases such as DC Black History Film Festival-to mark Black History Month-and DC Independent Film Forum. 10 Best Things to Do in DC"
"Books Eugene Robinson Freedom Lost, Freedom Won, the new book by the Pulitzer-winning former Washington Post columnist, tells the story of race in America through the lens of Robinson's own family, from his enslaved great-great-grandfather through the 1960s civil-rights movement to today's heated racial climate. Theater Stereophonic David Adjmi's Tony-winning musical is set in a 1970s recording studio, and its drama stems from a Fleetwood Mac-like band dealing with creative and sexual tension while trying to make an album."
"Podcast Slate Political Gabfest 20th Anniversary Live Taping Over this popular podcast's two-decade existence, the political landscape has changed in ways that might have seemed unimaginable at its start. City Cast's David Plotz, New York Times Magazine writer Emily Bazelon, and former CBS News journalist John Dickerson now return to the venue where the panel recorded its first live show back in 2009."
February in Washington, DC features a wide range of cultural and social events. Valentine-themed activities include Galentine's DJ dance parties, Cupid's Undie Run, and romantic R&B concerts with major artists such as Miguel. Film festival season includes local showcases like the DC Black History Film Festival and the DC Independent Film Forum. Theater highlights include the world premiere of a play about SeaBreeze Hebrew Home residents facing an impending apocalypse and a Tony-winning musical set in a 1970s recording studio. Live podcast tapings and major dance and ballet productions also appear on the calendar.
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