We're all about tuxedos and formal wear here at Metropolitan Formalwear, but that doesn't mean that we can't take our bowties off every once in a while (especially now that the DC summer weather has rolled in), and enjoy some summertime and outdoor arts and entertainment. Of course, we focus on the most refined entertainment we can find, so that we still have an excuse to wear cufflinks. The following are some of our favorites.
We're all about tuxedos and formal wear here at Metropolitan Formalwear, but that doesn't mean that we can't take our bowties off every once in a while (especially now that the DC summer weather has rolled in), and enjoy some summertime and outdoor arts and entertainment. Of course, we focus on the most refined entertainment we can find, so that we still have an excuse to wear cufflinks. The following are some of our favorites.
Check out this link for an article from Washingtonian Magazine entitled Ways to Get Your Summer Classical Music Fix. It includes some great ideas, including the ever-popular Wolf Trap Summer 2011 series. There's something about laying out on a blanket on the Wolf Trap lawn as the sun sets with a bottle of wine that signifies that summer has truly arrived.
Click here for the National Symphony Orchestra's summer series schedule, which includes performances at Wolf Trap including Sweeney Todd, Casablanca, and Disney in Concert: Magical Music from the Movies.
For a slightly different vibe, check our the National Gallery's Jazz in The Garden Concert Series on Friday evenings through September 9 at the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden, right on the National Mall. It's quite literally the most fun you'll have on a Friday evening. Plus, it's free!
The Carter Barron Amphitheatre in Rock Creek Park has some great shows during its summer season. It's also a great venue to catch Washington Post's Going Out Guide Weekend Concerts, which is an annual series of free music.
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The Corcoran Gallery of Art has its free Summer Saturdays series, with Gallery tours, workshops, and demonstrations. Fun for the whole family!
Of course, Screen on the Green, Mondays - July 25 through August 15 on the National Mall - free and fun - and a classic DC experience. This year's movie selections are amazing! Click here for a list of many other outdoor movie festivals in and around DC.
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