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Honoring Veterans, Italian Judge, Big Boy Little and One Way to Have a Baby

What's happening in and around Georgetown this week.

Lots of Veterans Day events are all around us today, and there's plenty to do in and around Georgetown all week. Check out the full calendar of events this week, and feel free to add your own — free.


Monday, Nov. 11

Women Veterans Rock: Noon. 1901 Mississippi Avenue S.E., Washington, D.C. 20020. The Women Veterans ROCK! Rally and Veterans Day 
The Women Veterans ROCK! Rally and Veterans Day Celebration focuses on all Women Veterans, active duty, and reserve service women by honoring their sacrifice, celebrating their service, and connecting them to resources.
Celebrate, honor, and pay tribute to ALL Women Veterans on Monday, November 11, 2013 at The ARC Theater of Performing Arts. This community service event is free and open to the public.


Tuesday, Nov. 12

What's Up? Big Boy: 8 p.m., Gypsy Sally's, 3401 K Street, NW, Washington, DC 20007. Big Boy Little may be the nom de blues of veteran harp player/ singer Bret Littlehales, but then again it may not. If it is, then we can trace him back to the Northside Blues Band in 1968- 69, with a young Bobby Radcliff on guitar. If not, then he might have been the mysterious harp player on Son House's extended recording of Death Letter Blues in Mississippi circa 1942. Then again, that might have been someone else.

Yes, Judge: 5:30 p.m.,  ICC Auditorium on Georgetown University's campus. The Department of Italian at Georgetown University along with The Embassy of Italy and the Italian Cultural Institute of Washington, D.C. invite you to a lecture by Giuliano Amato, Judge of the Constitutional Court. He will discuss Machiavelli's The Prince and its Era1513-2013Reception to follow.


Wednesday, Nov. 13 

Birth Day: 7:30 p.m., 9805 Dameron Drive, Silver Spring, MD 20902. Doula Open House for By Your Side Birth Services. If you are looking for a doula to support you through your upcoming birth, please join us for one of our two monthly open houses and learn more about how we can help.



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