**TUCSON EVENT ** OLD TUCSON NIGHTFALL – SEPT 29TH – OCTOBER 31ST 2016

Capitol Hill: Day and night, one of Washington’s oldest neighborhoods buzzes with activity. Hang around the Hill long enough, and you’ll encounter everyone from Congressional staffers grabbing a fast lunch to neighbors taking a late-night stroll. But if you look a little closer, you might discover that you’re sharing the neighborhood—and the buildings–with some otherworldly visitors. Who is that shadowy sentry in front of the Supreme Court? What’s the story behind the “whisper spot” in the Capitol? Is that a cat—or a demon—in the Capitol basement? And why should you never step foot in Statuary Hall on New Year’s Eve? You’ll find out the answers to these questions and more on this decidedly unnerving—and historical—walk. Saturdays, Now – October 29, 2016 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM Contact Info: (202) 484-1565 or info@washingtonwalks.com

Shades of Blues is a musical exploration of the great American art form and international language known as the blues. This season, Strathmore celebrates the many shades of blues with an amazing lineup of artists including: Wynton Marsalis’s 12-movement masterwork, All Rise, the debut performance of Gerald Clayton’s Piedmont Blues Project, and Ladies Sing the Blues, a project of Jazz at Lincoln Center, which celebrates the great blueswomen Ma Rainey, Bessie Smith, and Ethel Waters. Website to check out dates: http://www.culturecapital.com/feature/271/shades-of-blues-at-strathmore-thru-may-27-2017