We're thrilled to welcome journalist and author Paul Taylor for a discussion of his latest book, This Is Getting Old: Two Boomers and Their Generation at Dusk, that blends memoir with cultural and political insight and offers a thoughtful and ultimately hopeful reflection on love, legacy, and the country we pass on to those who follow.
Prose, poetry, and spoken word Open Mic @ The Writer’s Center! All writers are welcome to come and share 4-5 minutes of their latest work. Sign-up starts at 6:45pm, and...
Poet Lore and The Writer’s Center present a FREE virtual chat about the craft of poetry! We’re joined by Aldo Amparán to discuss their new collection, THE HOUSE HAS TEETH. Aldo is in...
Thursdays at 7pm before NFL! Dropping Beats, Not Balls! Name that tune, get bingo, win prizes! Happy Hour till 8pm!
The Writer’s Center welcomes contributors to Amsterdam Quarterly for a reading and open mic in celebration of the latest issue. Readers include Claudia Gary, Bari Lynn Hein, and AQ editor Bryan R....
Body Language is a solo theatrical piece exploring life inside a misunderstood body. Comedian Jenny Napolitano uses humor to make the invisible visible and invites audiences to reflect on their own relationships with their bodies.
B-CC Centennial: The Night Out Community Celebration. $50 (young alumni & B-CC staff), $75 general, $130 per couple; see ticket link for details.
Create a faux stained-glass design at Coffee Republic Bethesda. Your $35 ticket includes a pre-etched 5 × 7 acrylic panel, materials, one beverage and shared pastries. No experience needed. Use code MOCO5 for $5 off.
Author Andy Shea will be in the store to sign copies of his book, I AM NOT SAM B*TCH: An Heiress' Tale of Family Greed, Broken Trust and Personal Triumph. Based...
The Writer’s Center welcomes writer James Kleiger for a reading from his new book, Pareidolia. Illusions, Deceptions, and Murder. James is joined by writers Francene M. D. Hill and Gary Rosen, who will read excerpts from his new book....
B-CC Centennial: Community Open House
Body Language is a solo theatrical piece exploring life inside a misunderstood body. Comedian Jenny Napolitano uses humor to make the invisible visible and invites audiences to reflect on their own relationships with their bodies.
