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In the notes for next year's event, we should try to get in this and other similar stories on "where to watch NCAA games"

(Maybe there was such a push by your office this year as well)


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> Subject: Going Out Guide: March Madness Hotspots + This Week's Best Free Events
> Date: March 18, 2013 1:49:09 PM EDT
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> Where to go, what to do, how to find good entertainment this week.
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> Monday, March 18, 2013
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> Bracket done? Go watch college hoops
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> Once you’ve figured out who’s going to the Final Four, you need to figure out where to watch the games. These bars have the biggest screens around. [Read more]
> • March Madness happy hour
> • Rock and Roll Hotel for sale
> Free and easy
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> This week’s top no-fee, no-hassle events include poetry at the National Portrait Gallery and an introduction to Japanese culture for children. [Read more]
> Gurus’ Picks
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> A new kind of odd couple
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> Stephanie Merry
> Starts Wednesday, March 20 | Playwright Amy Herzog’s buzzed-about “4000 miles” comes to Studio Theatre. The semi-autobiographical play looks at the humor and frustrations that set in when a 20-something moves in with his grandmother. [Read more]
> Insider Beat
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> Ryan Little
> Thursday, March 21 | Quasi-local rockers Deleted Scenes perform their about-to-be-recorded third album alongside Les Rhinocerus at CD Cellar. [Read more]
> Sip an Artini
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> Alex Baldinger
> Friday, March 22 | Sample special drinks made by eight Washington mixologists at the Corcoran Gallery of Art's annual cocktail party. [Read more]
> Annapolis is your oyster
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> Fritz Hahn
> Saturday, March 23 | The annual Annapolis Oyster Roast features live music, a shucking competition and all-you-can-eat raw, steamed and roasted oysters. [Read more]
> From speakers to canvas
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> Maura Judkis
> Through Saturday, April 13 | New York artist Michael Bevilacqua brings the street into the studio with spray-painted and acrylic works partly inspired by the music of Grimes. [Read more]
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> Originally produced by the Negro Ensemble Company and nominated for two Tony Awards, this brilliantly inventive, lyrically expressive play is the coming-of-age story of a young black man, Cephus Miles, from rural North Carolina. Spanning almost 3 decades from the 1950s to the 70’s, it is the enduring tale of the resiliency of the human spirit. Click for Tickets!
> Enjoy a night of classical and contemporary dance-Tchaikovsky's classical favorite "Swan Lake-Act II" , an original contemporary ballet celebrating the joy of youth and a modern piece fusing eastern philosophy and Asian heritage. Click here for more information.
> A compassionate and unsentimental drama about the life-changing relationship between a grandson who can’t face his life and a grandmother who is starting to forget hers. 2012 Obie Award for Best New American Play by Amy Herzog. Visit studiotheatre.org for information and tickets.
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