Recorded 2:00pm ET | Sunday, September 13th
Adams Morgan has long been an important anchor for DC’s eclectic music scene. This year, in addition to seeing live performances, you can also join a virtual community conversation on the topic of local music vitality. Curator and ethnomusicologist Mark Puryear moderates a conversation with venue owners, documentarians, and producers about the history and contemporary challenges of sustaining the neighborhood as a prime site of music-making.
This program is produced with the Smithsonian Folklife Festival. Real-time captioning will be provided.
The Adams Morgan neighborhood has long been an important anchor for Washington, D.C.’s eclectic music scene. For this…
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