Sunday, Nov. 22, 2 p.m. $20/$15/$10 All Ages Wildly popular pianist Ching-Yi Lin returns to The Alden with his wife and musical partner Grace Liu. The two will dazzle on The Alden’s two Steinway pianos, the first time in decades that both instruments have shared the spotlight. Runtime: approximately 90 minutes buy tickets
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Wire-wrapping jewelry class at McLean Community Center creates earrings and a pendant with wire and gemstone beads; $25 material fee, $50 two‑hour lesson; ages 14 and up.
Create resin earrings, pendants, and charms with molds, pigments, and embedded objects at McLean Project for the Arts; supplies provided, $50 lesson, $25 material fee, ages 14+.
Contra dance lesson and social at Bumper Car Pavilion, with mentor calling by Stomp Rocket trio, adults $15, youth $5, all ages.
The Bear Trio performs a mini-concert of Renaissance, Baroque, and 21st‑century recorder music, showcasing instrument evolution with close‑up views of recorders, for ages 5–10 and 13 and up.
DC Anthem Singers perform holiday songs with Bob McDonald, Caleb Green, and D.C. Washington at The Barns, Wolf Trap.
Ruben Studdard performs at Blues Alley, 1073 Wisconsin Ave, Washington.
Tango Brillante offers a tango lesson, a milonga lesson, then a social dance with live music; $15 for dance only, $20 for one lesson, $30 for all.
Chef Joel demonstrates making Persian Muhammara with Za’atar flatbread, Swedish smoked salmon croquettes, Japanese mushroom tartlets, Peruvian empanadas, and Greek honey‑whipped feta at McLean Community Center.
Live DJ spins tunes on an open dance floor with refreshments at Old Firehouse for ages 10–12; $35, $25 MCC residents, $15 OFC ASP members, registration required.
West 22nd: Places To Be at The Atlantis, 2047 9th St NW, Washington.
Old Firehouse Center hosts a haunted masquerade with a live DJ, open dance floor, and light refreshments, ages 12–14, $35/$25 MCC residents, $15 OFC ASP members.
Borisevich Duo performs chamber music at McLean Community Center, featuring pianist Margarita Loukachkina, violinist Nikita Borisevich, and their prodigy son, 90‑minute classical masterworks, tickets $20/$15/$10, all ages.
