Weekend Round-Up: November 26 and 27
It is opening weekend for Miracle on Seventh Street.
Santa’s elves have transform Mockingbird Hill, Eat the Rich, and Southern Efficiency into one unified holiday drinking winter wonderland.
Owned by homegrown mixologist Derek Brown, the collection of bars on 7th Street in Shaw have been given a makeover with over the top decorations and a special collective cocktail menu.
In an interview with The Washington Post, Brown said. ““We’re trying to make cocktails at a high-enough level that if some cocktail geek comes in, they’re not like, ‘Oh, this is a dumb Christmas bar.'”
Miracle on Seventh Street will run though New Year’s Eve.
Under the name of The Cowards Choir, front man Andy Zipf and his band perform their signature blend of indie rock on Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage this Sunday, Nov. 27.
The Cowards Choir performance is part of Millennium Stage’s collaboration with Hometown Sounds, a podcast and website dedicated to featuring bands based in the D.C. region.
The Millennium Stage is a free performance series at the Kennedy Center. It features a broad spectrum of national and international performing arts companies, from dance and jazz, to chamber music and folk, comedy, storytelling and theater, every day of the year. Performances always begin at 6 p.m.
