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free: Happy 50th Birthday Ben’s! - 08/20/08 12:23 PM
For some, Ben's Chili Bowl may not be the most well known of DC's attractions, but to many, it is an institution and a landmark. This week marks the 50th anniversary of the day Ben's Chili Bowl first opened its doors on U Street. As part of the Ben's Chili Bowl 50th Anniversary Celebration (and really, chili this good should be celebrated), there are a number of events taking place around U Street. On Thursday, August 21, Bill Cosby (the only person who eats for free at Ben's) will host a tribute to Ben's at the Lincoln Theatre on U Street.
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free: Artomatic 2008 - 05/21/08 04:08 PM
Artomatic brings the work of visual artists, musicians, and performers to the community, free of charge. With more than 100 free events, activities and performances planned over 28 days and nights May 9 through June 15, the Artomatic experience will be unique for each attendee. The hundreds of displays of visual art alone generally take several visits to experience thoroughly (there are more than 1,100 visual and performing artists signed up to participate in Artomatic 2008!), and there are also two music stages, a theatre, a dance space, a poetry room, a film room, and a classroom. Every space has a
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free: Join Cultural Tourism D.C. for 80 Free Walking Tours! - 04/23/08 06:54 PM
Rain or shine, come join Cultural Tourism DC for 80 free walking tours (and some bike tours) in 18 neighborhoods across Washington, DC this Saturday, April 26 and Sunday, April 27. All 80 tours are free and participants are welcome to join as many tours as they like! Most tours are walk-up but some require reservations, so make sure you double-check the listing before joining a tour. Cultural Tourism DC encourages participants to take the Metrobus, Metrorail, or the Circulator and to check goDCgo.com to map out their route in advance. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes, dress appropriately, and bring water,
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free: And the Oscar Goes to... - 02/21/08 11:49 AM
With the writer's strike finally over, it is time to celebrate with the 80th Annual Academy Awards. Although D.C. is a long way from the bright lights of Hollywood, that doesn't mean that those inside the Beltway have to be left out of the celebration this Sunday night. Whether you are interested in watching the nominated films or just catching the ceremony and red carpet extravaganza with friends, there are plenty of events coming up to celebrate all things Oscar! • All this week, E. Street Cinema (555 11th St. NW) is screening this year's nominees for best live-action short film and
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free: Fairfax Programs Help to Improve House Conditon - 02/08/08 07:03 PM
By Ann Cameron Siegal Special to The Washington Post Saturday, January 12, 2008; Page F01 Fairfax City is attempting to lessen the move-or-improve quandary that many homeowners face when their residences no longer fit their needs. Whether residents are expanding their families, aging in place or working from home, several programs that go beyond those offered by other local governments are available to help people stay put. "These programs are targeted towards homes that need a little extra love," said Danielle Easter, executive director of the Fairfax Renaissance Housing Corporation. Residents can tackle functional obsolescence, improve curb appeal, add a bathroom
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