Out Past Curfew
Art Meets Science
Beginning in 1924 with the construction of their historic headquarters building in Washington, DC, the National Academy of Sciences has been an advocate for the arts; particularly when art intersects science. The building has an impressive collection of murals, sculpture and other artwork and is open to the public from 9:00 to 5:00 weekdays. The […]
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March 13, 2014
Out Past Curfew
Night and Day
If you’re in Philadelphia stop by the Allens Lane Art Center to see work by two great photographers – Thom Goertel and Bryan Karl Lathrop. Thom’s work highlights the quiet beauty of cities after dark, while Bryan’s photographs are brimming with activity. The exhibit – Night and Day – is free and open to the […]
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January 24, 2014
Out Past Curfew
R is for Roller Derby
Montréal and Washington, DC don’t have much in common. Sure, local Montréal political scandals are starting to rival DC (Neither can hold a candle to Toronto of course) and DC is stepping up its food scene. And while Montréal sent its baseball team to DC, the cities share a surprising passion for an unexpected sport […]
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November 25, 2013
Out Past Curfew
Peggy Stern
Austin just hit the jackpot. Pianist Peggy Stern recently relocated to Austin and is playing venues around town on a regular basis including her own SalonPeggy. Peggy combines a range of musical styles from jazz to classical to country. Her performances make serious music accessible and fun. Perhaps it’s her background as a teacher and […]
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November 7, 2013
www.cornerstorearts.org
The Corner Store incorporated as a nonprofit arts center in 2002, where the work of actors, playwrights, musicians, filmmakers, artists, poets and chefs are regularly showcased.