Glen Echo Park News

Harmony Through Education is holding its first annual Art & Artifacts Silent Auction to benefit the Harmony School in India for mentally and physically challenged children.

Gallery 322 is now open at 322 N. Market St. in Frederick. Five artists use the gallery for display and as a studio.

'Washington in the '60s,' airing Monday night on WETA, conjures up a proud but haunted District that lost itself in rancorous smoke.

Much of it is about what's long gone: the Senators baseball team, swanky venues such as Duke Zeibert's and Sans Souci, the Kennedy allure, affordable Georgetown, the Beatles at the Coliseum, and the sense, as a nostalgically oblivious Pat Buchanan describes it, of a village where everyone liked one another, 'read the same newspapers, listened to the same radio' stations, and met one another coming around the city's idyllic and idealistic corners.

Louisiana Creole and Cajun music has long had a home in the D.C. area. From the Smithsonian Folklife Festival , the Twist and Shout club and Wolf Trap's "Swamp Romp " to Texas Fred Carter ' s WPFW Saturday afternoon radio show and dances at Glen Echo Park , distinctive fiddle and accordion-led bayou sounds have always been on the area's musical ...

A natural expectation Nudists avoid sudden eviction Bob and Bobbie Kennery in their cottage at Glen Echo Park.

Glen Echo Park hosted its 39th annual Labor Day Art Show last weekend in the parka s historic Spanish Ballroom.

Nudists with cottages inside the closing Glen Echo Park are worried they'll be out with just the shirts on their back -- if they're wearing them -- when the park closes in October.

By this time next month, about 150 nudists will be cast out of the province's oldest naturist retreat because their 100 acres of Eden is being sold to a private owner.

Michele Valeri, Ingrid Crepeau, as Dr. Utah, the Utah raptor, and Steve Little, as Ozzie the Ostrich, sing and get silly performing "The Dinosaur Radio Hour" at the Puppet Co.

Pianist Michael Adcock will play arrangements by Spanish composers at the grand opening of the Washington Conservatory of Music's new facility at Glen Echo Park.