The Russian Chamber Arts Society (RCAS) triumphed once again in capturing another vibrant period of Russia’s arts and culture in a performance echoing The “Silver Age” of Russian Poetry in Music. With superb musicianship, the director of the RCAS, pianist…
“Symbolic Cities: The Work of Ahmed Mater” To Debut New Project on Riyadh Since the early 20th century, Saudi Arabia has experienced extraordinary political, economic and social transformation. Bringing together works by leading Saudi Arabian artist Ahmed Mater (b. 1979),…
In Pohaku, Christopher K. Morgan explores his own internal struggle as a mixed-race person and universal themes of loss and fractured identity, told through the lens of Hawaii’s native people. Incorporating traditional hula and music with contemporary dance and live…
For over a decade, the Metropolitan Washington, D.C. chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation has been serving up hope, one pint at a time. The gala event returns for its 12th year on March 5 at the National Building Museum,…
Falls Church (Va) High School is proud of the diversity of their student body. Friday evening, for the 26th consecutive year, the school held “Heritage Night”, an evening filled with not only students from various backgrounds sharing their cultural heritage…
A man makes wudu (ablution) to purify his body and mind before prayer at the Islamic Society of Boston’s Cultural Center in Roxbury, Massachusetts. Photograph by Yusuke Suzuki. Courtesy of The Pluralism Project. Meridian International Center is now accepting submissions…
Like Cupid’s arrow, the voice of Mezzo-Soprano Laura Petravage pierced the hearts of the audience who delightfully were at the mercy of passionate vocal melodies expressive of the joys and sorrows of love. In the special Valentine’s Day concert at…
Gather with us in our nation’s capital for Split This Rock Poetry Festival: Poems of Provocation & Witness — four days of readings, workshops, discussions, youth voices & activism. The festival will take place April 14-17, 2016. It is not…
