Get To It

Zoe Charlton, Untitled. (Via d berman gallery.)

Monday, there is a Western-Europe film bonanza (ok - two movies) as The Mask of Desire (Die Braut) screens at the Goethe-Institut and La Vie d'artiste shows at the Alliance Francaise.

Wednesday, DJs Johnny Metro and Radel Esca spin all hip-hop from all eras at the Galaxy Hut (2711 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA) from 9 - 12 pm.

Friday, Face Accidents (from DC-ish!), Box Elders (from Omaha!), and the Calm Blue Sea (from Austin!) play the Velvet Lounge.

Saturday is the last day of the mixed-media triumvirate of Family (Zoe Charlton), War (David Levinthal) and Video (Gabriel de la Mora) at Conner Contemporary Art.

Bagels for the soul.

This week's flavor: salt.


A crazy-ass Philip Johnson building.

Arsenic and Old Lace screens tonight on the Green.

Tuesday, July 29th, go to Second Story books in Dupont before their big ol' 20% percent off everything sale ends on Thursday. (Looks like there are some deals to be had at the Rockville store, too.)

Wednesday, July 30th is the second-to-last day of Philip Johnson: Architecture as Art, which has been at the Kreeger Museum -- which he designed -- since March.

Thursday, July 31st, hear National Building Museum curator Martin Moeller talk about The Origins of the Bauhaus.

Friday, August 1st Adams Morgan's Dahlak hosts Moneytown for the second time! (We posted about this event's inaugural night two weeks ago, but never made it out. We're definitely going to check it out this time! How we could we not after listening to the song on their MySpace?

Saturday, August 2nd through Sunday, August 3rd, take advantage of the Richmond Big Flea Market! (We know -- it's kind of a haul. Listopad loves Richmond for its many delicious restaurants and the cute boys we always see running around, so we advocate the trip.)