Free family movie nights at Lincoln's Cottage

Free family movie nights at Lincoln's Cottage

Get ready to bring your picnic and spread your blankets at Lincoln’s Cottage for our Fall Family Film Series. There will be STEAM Activities, Family Crafts, DJ Music, Food Vendors, and a screening of The Lego Movie on Friday, October 6.

On Friday, November 3, they'll screen Lightyear.

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Home is where the beats are: HR Records

Home is where the beats are: HR Records

“Kennedy Street is the center of the city,” Charvis says proudly, tugging at his black tee that dons the HR Records logo. “When we got into [the 700 block of Kennedy Street] there was just Anxo, and Soup Up was just opening.”

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VP Kamala Harris drops in at HR Records

VP Kamala Harris drops in at HR Records

On Wednesday, May 3rd Vice President Kamala Harris visited HR Records on Kennedy Street. Inside she bought records by Charles Mingus, Roy Ayers, and Porgy and Bess with Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. Plus, the shop is organizing free music for the community on May 6th.

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The GOONIES and Bach at the "Movies on the Lawn" on Aug 6

The GOONIES and Bach at the "Movies on the Lawn" on Aug 6

“Goonies never say die!

Join HR Records this Saturday, August 6th for their second installment of Movies on the Lawn at the Parks at Walter Reed. Enjoy THE GOONIES, with music from the Washington Bach Consort.

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Home Rule Music Festival on June 11th celebrates home-grown music, culture and community

Home Rule Music Festival on June 11th celebrates home-grown music, culture and community

Home Rule Records on Kennedy Street and the HR Music & Film Preservation Foundation are hosting an awesome free music event on June 11th at 3pm at the Parks at Walter Reed.

We’re giving away VIP Tickets!

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Black Fire documentary film explores DC's Black-owned independent Jazz label

Black Fire documentary film explores DC's Black-owned independent Jazz label

The Home Rule Music and Film Preservation Society is taking a closer look at a specific chapter in our city’s musical story: Black Fire Records, a Black-owned independent jazz record label that started in DC in the 1970s. They’re raising funds via a Kickstarter campaign to complete the project.

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