​Moluba, is a Liberian American artist by way of Silver Spring, Maryland. His name was given to him by his great grandmother on her arrival to the U.S. from Liberia, when she escaped the civil war that had plagued the country most of Moluba’s young life. Being the eldest grand child, he was given the name of the patriarch of the family, his great grandfather. Moving with the spirit of his ancestors, Moluba comes with a diverse and gripping sound…

Wednesdays with Saleh Karaman 7PM - 9:30PM (8 Classes at 2.5 hours) Dates: 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/17, 4/24, 5/1, 5/8, 5/15 Room: Honfleur Gallery Showcase: 8pm on WED May 22nd at Anacostia Arts Center Sign up at: https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pe/10373551/prm/Honfleur Code: Honfleur "Improv for all: whether you’re a nonprofit employee, a corporate lawyer, a software engineer or a high school English teacher, you’ve got something to gain from taking Foundations of Improv. Meet people, gain poise, build your confidence and unleash your creativity…

Monica Jahan Bose partners with the Anacostia Arts Center, We Act Radio, members of the community in Washington, DC and Katakhali Village, Bangladesh to present WRAPture, a temporary public art project created through a series of sari fabrication workshops.  WRAPture will wrap or drape five buildings in Anacostia with massive colorful cotton fabric saris from Bangladesh covered with printmaking and writing about climate change by residents of Anacostia and Katakhali Village, Bangladesh.  Installation hubs:  Anacostia Arts Center (1231 Good Hope Rd…

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