Behind The Scenes With Kojo At Eden Center
Kojo visited the Eden Center — for the past 30 years, the most important shopping center and gathering spot for the Vietnamese community in the Washington region — for the…
Four Songs That Predict The Future Of D.C. Jazz
Conversations about D.C. jazz are often stuck in the past. We like to name legends who got started here (Duke Ellington! Shirley Horn!), the famous clubs that have closed (Bohemian…
Tell Us What You Think: Arts And Gentrification In the D.C. Region
What do you want us to know about the relationship between the visual and performing arts and gentrification in the Washington region? Consider taking our survey below. Loading…
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Rebel Girls: D.C. Women In Punk
Many know about D.C.’s storied punk history in bands like Fugazi and Bad Brains, and a punk scene that’s still thriving today in genres like hardcore and pop punk. Lesser…
Kojo Roadshow: How Gentrification Affects The Arts In D.C.
The arts have a complicated relationship with gentrification in D.C. Artists and arts organizations can make neighborhoods more attractive to development — but are often displaced as rents rise and…