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Music, movement and storytelling combine in a lively, interactive program at Westover Library’s Children’s Area, introducing rhyme, rhythm and social interaction, for ages 1 and under and 3–5.
Blues Dance (Ballroom Back Room, Glen Echo Park) — 45‑minute lesson followed by 2.5 hours of DJ‑spun blues dancing; admission $10 per person.
Discussion group led by Dwight Rodgers of Encore Learning explores cultural, economic, artistic, and political history, with topics emailed to participants before each meeting.
At Langston Brown, Jamie Grasso, certified gemologist, evaluates jewelry, watches, coins, diamonds, gold, and silver, discussing valuation, selling, redesign, and preservation; participants bring one item for free evaluation.
Mark O'Connor presents An Appalachian Christmas at The Barns, Wolf Trap, featuring Maggie O'Connor.
iMusical blends comedic improvisation with musical theater at the Stacy C. Sherwood Community Center performance space.
Jazz Workshop Concert at Harris Theatre showcases classic jazz master pieces and new faculty‑student arrangements, highlighting improvisation and composition in a live, spontaneous performance, free.
Art Garfunkel performs his What a Wonderful World concert at Capital One Hall.
Daniel Hope and Maxim Lando perform chamber music at The Barns, Wolf Trap.
Jim Messina Orleans performs at The Barns, Wolf Trap, Vienna, VA.
Raiatea Helm presents a legacy of Hawaiian song and string music at The Barns, Wolf Trap.