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Bruning to Step Down After Dance Project’s June Season

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By Richard Selden
| The Georgetowner Verified
Whether or not you’ll be greeting astronomical summer in the Northern Hemisphere at 4:24 a.m. this Sunday, a convivial opportunity to celebrate the North Pole’s maximum Sun-ward tilt will arrive the following Saturday, June 27: Chamber Dance Project’s annual Summer Solstice Party. “In the spirit of light,” reads the webpage, “please wear white!” The party follows the closing-night performance of the company’s June season, held at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, 641 D St. NW.
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Weekend Round Up June 18, 2026

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By Richard Selden
| The Georgetowner Verified
What a weekend! Tomorrow is Juneteenth, Saturday is the Capital Pride Parade and Sunday is Father’s Day (and, ahh, the first day of summer). Here in Georgetown, Saturday, June 20, is also Fête de la Musique – Make Music Day, with more than 30 musical acts performing at outdoor locations that afternoon into early evening, when the action moves to the Embassy of France. For more June events, visit The Georgetowner’s online calendar.
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Painter David Hockney, 1937-2026

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By Richard Selden
| The Georgetowner Verified
Paying tribute to David Hockney, who died last Thursday at age 88, King Charles III called the painter “a Yorkshireman through and through.” Yorkshiremen — Hockney was born and attended art school in Bradford, a textile city in Yorkshire’s West Riding (a term of Scandinavian origin meaning “third”) — are known for their blunt, parsimonious manner, along with a preference for flat cloth caps and whippets. Though he wore the caps, Hockney, like his hero Picasso, was a dachshund lover.
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