The Washington Ballet performs an adaptation of Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” with a hometown spin. Set in Georgetown in 1882, this beloved local tradition stars illustrious historical figures like George Washington, Harriet Tubman and King George III as the Rat King, plus over 150 dancers and waltzing cherry blossoms. Thearc (Nov. 23-24), 202.362.3606 ext. 605; Warner Theatre (Nov. 30-Dec. 29), 202.397.7328
10 GREAT THINGS THIS MONTH
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Warming Trends
The temperature is dropping and icy winds are picking up. What can you do when Old Man Winter’s got ahold of you? Post up at these popular hot spots.
Tickets To Enchantment
Magic, Elvis’ Bible, Frankie Valli and Santa on the moon. Holiday entertainment doesn’t have to include trees and lights. This year, a plethora of sights and sounds in Washington, D.C., brings plenty of fun. From rare biblical artifacts to dazzling illusions, here’s how to soak up the magic of the season.
10 Great Things This Month
10 Great Things This Month
In The Art Galleries
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District Dance
OPENS NOV. 23
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Powering Down
This buzzing city is hitting the pause button at meditation centers and float spas.
