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An extra-long weekend starts with DJs, cover bands and charity at night-before-Thanksgiving parties, then moves on to flashback '80s go-go, an event dedicated to hits of the '90s, the premiere of the D.C.'s first dueling piano bar and a chance to see some local bands you have have been neglecting. Listen to jams from Boyz II Men, ABC, BBD and the rest of the East Coast Family at the Black Cat on Friday night. (File Photo)
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The NSO Meets the Duke - Music Event
The NSO Pops and the Jazz Ambassadors Army Field Band honor Duke Ellington and Billy Taylor at a pops concert that's bound to swing.The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts | Washington, DC -
Ledelle Moe - Exhibit
Sculpture by the winner of the 2008 Kreeger Museum Artist Award.Kreeger Museum | Washington, DC -
D.C. Rollergirls - Miscellaneous Event
Get down and derby with Washington's only all-female roller derby league.D.C. Armory | Washington, DC -
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J.P. McDermott and Western Bop - Music Event
"Honky tonk the way it should be" from one of Washington's finest rockabilly bands.Quarry House Tavern | Silver Spring, MD -
The Tim Warfield Quartet - Music Event
The seasoned, underrated saxophonist.Twins Jazz | Washington, DC -
The Seldom Scene and Dry Branch Fire Squad - Music Event
Classic bluegrass.Birchmere Music Hall | Alexandria, VA -
Frost/Nixon - Performing Arts
This Tony Award-winning play starring Stacy Keach recounts the famous interview of Richard Nixon conducted by David Frost.The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts | Washington, DC -
A Chanticleer Christmas - Music Event
Medieval and Renaissance music mingles with American spirituals, 13th century motets and favorite Christmas carols.Center for the Arts - George Mason University | Fairfax, VA -
Altar Boyz - Performing Arts
An aspiring boy band tries to make it in New York City in this musical.Bethesda Theatre | Bethesda, MD
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