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	Columbia: $22.50 for Scorpions "Final Sting" Tour ($45.00 value) Full price: ($45.00 value) Our price: $22.50 for Scorpions' farewell tour comes to Merriweather Post Pavilion. Forty years after their first album, the German hard rock and heavy metal pioneers present Final Sting at the renowned open-air venue. They'll perform the classic rock hits that have sold more than 100 million records worldwide, including "Rock You Like a Hurricane," "Wind of Change," "Send Me An Angel," "Still Loving You," "No One Like You," "The Zoo" and many more. The final date on their 20-stop North American tour, this show will be the Scorpions' last live U.S. performance ever.
	Washington: $52.50 for "Werther" ($105.00 value) Full price: ($105.00 value) Our price: $52.50 for In Jules Massenet's Werther, the young poet Werther has fallen desperately in love with the beautiful Charlotte. When he discovers that she is honor-bound to marry Albert, he tries to stay away, but his passion draws him back to her. Finally, Werther decides the only way he can find peace is through death. The performance by Washington National Opera features Italian tenor Francesco Meli in his company debut in the title role and mezzo-soprano Sonia Ganassi as Charlotte. The two performers recently sang the same roles together in Parma, Italy. Chris Alexander directs and Emmanuel Villaume conducts.
	Anytown: $30.00 for Cinemark Platinum Supersaver Movie Ticket Package ($50.00 value) Full price: ($50.00 value) Our price: $30.00 for Stock up now so you have plenty of movie tickets on hand when the Summer heats up and you're in search of the perfect air conditioned retreat. With the Cinemark Platinum Supersaver Movie Ticket Package, you can enjoy new releases, independent films, family flicks or whatever strikes your fancy -- at any Cinemark Theatre location, including Cinemark, Century Theatres, Tinseltown and CinéArts. Plus, with the money you save on movie tickets, you'll have extra cash for the snack bar!
	Vienna: $24.00 for "South Pacific" ($48.00 value) Full price: ($48.00 value) Our price: $24.00 for Based on the 2008 Tony Award-winning Lincoln Center performance -- hailed as "the best revival of Rodgers & Hammerstein in a generation" by the Washington Post -- comes this touring version of South Pacific. A fresh twist on a classic, South Pacific centers on two couples who find themselves on a tropical island at the beginning of World War II. Timeless themes such as love, prejudice, happiness and cultural divides are tackled in this beloved musical with the help of timeless tunes including "Some Enchanted Evening," "There Is Nothin Like a Dame," "Younger Than Springtime," and "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair."
	Washington: $6.00 for Game Day Stadium Cruise ($12.00 value) Full price: ($12.00 value) Our price: $6.00 for The Harbour Belle from DC Cruises takes you out to the ballgame, so you can enjoy a fun and relaxing ride on the water to Nationals Stadium, where fans can see the NL East club take on competitors from both leagues. The ferry trips are one way and are designed to get you to your seats well before the first pitch. The combo ticket includes a beer or non-alcoholic beverage, along with a hot dog, so you can start your traditional baseball experience as soon as you step on board.
	Washington: $12.50 for "The History of Invulnerability" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Behind the larger-than-life Man of Steel was Jerry Siegel, a real-life young Jewish man with an active imagination. Together with artist Joe Shuster, Siegel co-created Superman -- one of the most enduring superheroes in comic book history. The History of Invulnerability, penned by David Bar Katz (Philip Roth in Khartoum), offers an imagined look at Siegel's struggles as the creative father, and his attempts to retain control of his famous creation as America was drawn into the horrors of World War II. Shirley Serotsky directs this Arthur Tracy "The Street Singer" Endowment production.
	Washington: $7.00 for "The Magic of Spying" ($12.50 value) Full price: ($12.50 value) Our price: $7.00 for Take a deeper look into the world of espionage when professional magician Peter Wood performs at the International Spy Museum. Covert agents around the world use misdirection, sleight of hand and other illusions to trick and confuse their enemy counterparts in the high-stakes intelligence game. This entertaining and talented illusionist will demonstrate how spies use the art of deception to distract the enemy, make evidence disappear and escape unnoticed. This special performance, designed especially for the Spy Museum, will be a fascinating treat for you and your entire family.
	Kensington: $10.00 for "Rooms: A Rock Romance" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Rooms: A Rock Romance is a gritty rock musical that tells the story of Monica, an ambitious singer-songwriter, and Ian, a hard-driving rocker. The story traces the pair as their romantic and creative partnership is challenged when they journey from their native Glasgow to London and New York seeking rock stardom. Written by Paul Scott Goodman (Bright Lights, Big City), the musical features a five-piece rock band that provides live accompaniment to the two main characters as they try to find the balance between their ambitions and their personal happiness.
	Washington: $37.00 for War of 1812 Photo Tour ($74.00 value) Full price: ($74.00 value) Our price: $37.00 for History and photography come together in this fun and fascinating three-hour tour that combines the best in information and instruction. This excursion focuses on the War of 1812 and visits sites related to the British invasion of the capital in August 1814, which found English troops marching down Pennsylvania Avenue, burning the Senate and House of Representatives, then taking over the White House. There, they famously dined on the dinner left by the fleeing President James Madison and his wife Dolley, and became the only foreign army ever to occupy D.C. At each of the tour stops, a professional photographer will provide tips and techniques on getting the best shots.
	Washington: $7.50 for Georgetown Waterfront Walking Tour ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Washington, D.C.'s Georgetown waterfront was originally a bustling tobacco port, a gritty place with busy wharves and rowdy taverns. Eventually, however, the tobacco trade dwindled and Georgetown's economy required a new driving force. This came in the forms of mills constructed along the waterfront. On this guided two-hour walking tour, you'll see what has become of them. First, though, stroll past the waterfront's quant little houses. Lock #3 of the C&O Canal comes next, followed by a panoramic view from the edge of the Potomac River. A tiny neighborhood once called Brickyard Hill now boasts a luxury hotel constructed around a former incinerator. Alley life is revealed with a trek into Cherry Hill. Then peek inside what was once Georgetown's public market. Conclude with a walk through Cady's Alley, Georgetown's enclave for swank home design and elegant furnishings.
	Arlington: $12.50 for "The Bacchae" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for The angry Greek god Dionysus, son of Zeus, returns to Thebes disguised as a stranger to avenge the death of his mortal mother, placing its women under his powerful erotic spell and creating murderous havoc for the family that spurned him, including the young king Pentheus. The Bacchae, part of a Spring repertory production by WSC Avant Bard, is the final show of their 2012 season. Steven Scott Mazzola, who staged the company's The Royal Hunt of the Sun, directs.
	Sterling: FREE for "Next to Normal" ($18.00 value) Full price: ($18.00 value) Our price: FREE for Taking Flight Theatre presents one of the first area community theater productions of the hit rock musical Next to Normal. The winner of the Pulitzer Prize for drama and the Tony Award for Best Original Score, the musical recounts the tale of an everyday suburban family trying to cope with the mom's bipolar condition that has her fluctuating between sanity and madness. The score by composer Tom Kitt and lyricist/book writer Brian Yorkey features 30 original songs including "Just Another Day," "You Don't Know" and "Superboy and the Invisible Girl." Next to Normal was praised in its Broadway version as "much more than a feel-good musical; it is a feel-everything musical" by the New York Times.
	Washington: $10.00 for "The Ice Child" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Factory 449 merges a bit of good old fashioned Edgar Allen Poe atmosphere with the raw thrills of contemporary horror and the thought-provoking perspectives of contemporary theater to present The Ice Child. This world premiere production is the story of Catherine, a young woman who awakens to find herself imprisoned in a coffin-size freezer chest. She has only a small amount of time to determine which of her captors to trust. The tension mounts as time grows short and the conflict over Catherine will decide each character's fate. This thrilling piece of theater uses elements of film, live theater and visual art to convey the heartpounding, ticking time bomb of a story.
	Washington: $47.45 for "The Normal Heart" ($83.00 value) Full price: ($83.00 value) Our price: $47.45 for Arena Stage presents the Tony Award-winning Broadway revival of The Normal Heart, directed by Tony winner George C. Wolfe (Angels in America) and featuring two stars of the show's Broadway run. A powerful and important work about sexual politics during the AIDS crisis, The Normal Heart follows a group of friends who struggle to contain the mysterious disease ravaging New York's gay community. Dismissed by politicians, frustrated by doctors and fighting with each other, they venture not just to save themselves, but to end the silence and make lasting changes for the future. Playwright Larry Kramer (Academy Award-nominee, Women in Love) himself witnessed the effect of the AIDS virus on the gay community in the '80s, and, in response, co-founded the Gay Men's Health Crisis, which to this day is the largest private organization in the world to assist people living with AIDS. Broadway cast members Patrick Breen (The Good Wife, Nurse Jackie) and Luke MacFarlane (Brothers & Sisters, Over There, Kinsey) reprise their roles, alongside a cast including three-time Emmy Award winner Patricia Wettig (Brothers & Sisters, thirtysomething) Christopher J. Hanke (Big Love, Brothers & Sisters, How to Succeed in Business...) and more stage and screen veterans.
	Washington: $9.00 for New York Mets vs. Washington Nationals ($18.00 value) Full price: ($18.00 value) Our price: $9.00 for Catch baseball action at Nationals Park as the home team hosts the New York Mets. A team on the rise in the National League East, the Nationals feature Ryan Zimmerman and highly-touted rookie Bryce Harper in their lineup, and their starting rotation is led by young star Stephen Strasburg and ex-Oakland pitcher Gio Gonzalez. They'll be facing a Mets team led by All-Star third baseman David Wright. Some offers feature added-value spending credit usable inside the ballpark at concession and merchandise stands.
	Washington: $12.50 for "Metamorphoses" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for The stories in Metamorphoses, based on the myths of Ovid, are full of comedy, tragedy, pathos, laughter, tears, passion, violence, grief, regret and redemption. The action is set around a shimmering pool of water where mortals can get a glimpse of the divine. Experience the excitement of a sea battle led by Poseidon, the dangerous allure of Midas' golden touch, and the undying passion of Orpheus. Written and originally directed by Marry Zimmerman, Metamorphoses ran for more than 400 performances on Broadway earning a Tony Award nomination for Best Play of the year. The production at the Constellation Theatre Company features live music by Helen Hayes Award winner Tom Teasley.
	Washington: $15.00 for Springtime Wine Tasting or Happy Hour Cruises ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for DC Harbor Cruises celebrates springtime with two different types of cruises aboard the Patriot II on Potomac Harbor. These sunset sailings feature marvelous views of the nation's capital and the tidal basin from a pair of interior and exterior decks. There are two separate cruises from which to choose: the 90-minute Happy Hour cruise, which offers a full cash bar and concessions area for winding down at the end of the day; and the two-hour Wine-Tasting cruise, which includes eight different wine selections and an assortment of cheeses, along with music and live narration.
	Washington: $10.00 for International Spy Museum: The Permanent Exhibit ($21.15 value) Full price: ($21.15 value) Our price: $10.00 for The International Spy Museum is the first and only public museum in the United States solely dedicated to espionage. The experience is fully interactive and suitable for all ages. Upon arrival, visitors are given a secret identity which they must use to test their spy skills throughout the museum. The exhibit combines themed rooms and activities with historic tales and artifacts from the history of global intrigue. History takes on vivid life in this artfully designed exhibition space.
	Washington: $8.00 for "Titanic: 100-Year Obsession & Samurai: The Warrior Transformed" ($16.00 value) Full price: ($16.00 value) Our price: $8.00 for Get up close and personal with two new, unique exhibits at the National Geographic Museum. This pack of two tickets allows you to explore Titanic: 100-Year Obsession, which features some of the latest research on the ship that has captured the world's imagination since it went down a century ago. Explore a detailed 18-foot model of the ship, props from the 1997 film, historical photographs and the latest imagery from director James Cameron of the wreck on the ocean floor. In addition, the pair of tickets gives you access to Samurai: The Warrior Transformed, where you dive into the role of the legacy of the samurai as a cultural symbol, from their origins as a feudal military class to a diplomatic vehicle with the West. Swords, suits of armor and other amazing artifacts help cast the samurai in a new light.
	Washington: $7.50 for French Crooner Antoine Bleck ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Born in the Northeast of France, singer Antoine Bleck has been making a name for himself in New York for the better part of a decade. With two albums under his belt, the self-proclaimed "French Crooner" frequently performs at Big Apple hotspots like Joe's Pub and Feinstein's, delivering his signature mix of romanticism and wit, jazzy pop and bluesy, funky crooning. A sort of modern take on the likes of Serge Gainsbourg or Jacques Dutronc, Bleck also draws inspiration from such diverse artists as Steely Dan and Michael Franks.
	Washington: $64.44 for Odyssey Cruises' Luxury Brunch and Dinner Cruises ($128.88 value) Full price: ($128.88 value) Our price: $64.44 for Enjoy a cruise on the luxurious vessel Odyssey. Cruise down the Potomac River, with unparalleled views of the nation's greatest landmarks, while you enjoy a delicious brunch, lunch or a four-course dinner. Later, dance to a wide array of music provided by a live band. This sophisticated getaway excursion offers something for everyone, whether you are looking forward to fresh and creative food prepared by a master chef, music and dancing or simply relaxing and watching the beautiful view.
	Washington: $20.00 for "Overruled" and "Village Wooing" ($40.00 value) Full price: ($40.00 value) Our price: $20.00 for The Washington Stage Guild, long known for its brilliant stagings of the works of Irish writer George Bernard Shaw, presents a pair of plays for this program, entitled Wives & Wits. The production consists of Overruled (1913) and Village Wooing (1933) -- selections that span Shaw's career and find him at his most entertaining and fun. Far from some of the acclaimed playwright's weightier works, this duo offers the chance to laugh at love, lovers and life itself. Alan Wade directs Overruled, while Laura Giannarelli helms Village Wooing.
	Washington: $7.00 for Daytime Cruise Along the Potomac ($14.00 value) Full price: ($14.00 value) Our price: $7.00 for DC Cruises presents a 45-minute getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city. Enjoy the fresh air and stunning views of Washington, D.C.'s famous monuments on this pontoon boat cruise along the Potomac River. The cruise aboard the George Washington sails past the Jefferson, Roosevelt, Lincoln and Washington memorials, while knowledgeable guides provide historical information. Cruises depart every hour on the half hour. Your ticket entitles you to one cruise at any departure time on your ticket date.
	Washington: $29.50 for "Merry Wives of Windsor" ($59.00 value) Full price: ($59.00 value) Our price: $29.50 for Shakespeare Theatre Company, which will receive the 2012 Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre, presents the Bard's comic farce The Merry Wives of Windsor for the first time in more than a decade. In this comic romp, the fat impoverished knight Sir John Falstaff tries to seduce two Windsor matrons at the same time, one of whom has a fiercely jealous husband. But the wives cleverly turn the tables on the rogue, bringing chaos to Windsor in the process. Stephen Rayne directs.
	Washington: $17.50 for Hop-On, Hop-Off Open Top Sightseeing Bus Tour ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for Open Top Sightseeing presents a bus tour through the nation's capital. There's no easier way to get to and from all of the D.C. area's most stunning monuments and legendary locations, including the Washington National Cathedral, the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, Georgetown, Union Station and much more. You can hop on or off the bus at any or all of the more-than 20 stops to explore on your own. Then hop back on whenever you're ready to ride again. While riding, listen to the interesting recorded commentary.
	Washington: $10.00 for "CSI Experience" ($21.15 value) Full price: ($21.15 value) Our price: $10.00 for Explore the technology and science behind solving crimes, discover the heroes of law enforcement and venture into the dark side of the criminal mind at the CSI Experience. The National Museum of Crime & Punishment also includes a crime scene lab and the filming studios for America's Most Wanted, a simulated FBI shooting range, virtual high-speed police-chase, John Dillinger's getaway car and hundreds of interactives and artifacts.
	Gambrills: $20.00 for An Evening with Regina Belle ($40.00 value) Full price: ($40.00 value) Our price: $20.00 for The Blue Dolphin Seafood Bar & Grill presents an evening with Regina Belle. The R&B singer is best known for "A Whole New World," her chart-topping version of the duet from the Disney film Aladdin, performed with Peabo Bryson. That hit single earned her one of her four Grammy Awards. She has also recorded such hits as "If I Could," "Please Be Mine" and "Ooh Boy," as well as released multiple successful jazz and gospel albums.
	Alexandria: $28.20 for "Nina's Dandy" Brunch & Lunch Cruise ($47.00 value) Full price: ($47.00 value) Our price: $28.20 for Dandy Restaurant Cruises offers a scenic afternoon dining cruise from historic Old Town Alexandria to Georgetown and back, passing by numerous national monuments along the way. Lunch cruises feature a three-course meal served at your table, while Sunday champagne brunch cruises feature a buffet filled with a variety of breakfast and lunch delights.
	Washington: $9.00 for Colorado Rockies vs. Washington Nationals ($18.00 value) Full price: ($18.00 value) Our price: $9.00 for Ryan Zimmerman, Bryce Harper and the Washington Nationals take on National League West opponents Carlos Gonzalez, Troy Tulowitzki and the hard-hitting Colorado Rockies in a weekend series at Nationals Park. Over the offseason, the Nationals traded for ex-Oakland pitcher Gio Gonzalez, who joins exciting young pitcher Stephen Strasburg in the team's rotation. The Rockies, meanwhile, added veterans Michael Cuddyer and Jamie Moyer. Some offers feature added-value spending credit usable inside the ballpark at concession and merchandise stands.
	Washington: $29.50 for "The Servant of Two Masters" ($59.00 value) Full price: ($59.00 value) Our price: $29.50 for In this classic farce by Carlo Goldoni, the crafty Truffaldino decides to double his wages and his meals by serving two masters at once, but can he pull off this feat without letting either master know that he owes allegiance to the other? And how will he balance his jobs with his pursuit of lady love Smeraldina? Comic fun and complications abound in this classic commedia dell'arte romantic farce where young love is hindered by mistaken identity in a clash between young and old. Celebrated director Christopher Bayes restages his production for Shakespeare Theatre Company following a sold-out run at the Yale Repertory Theatre in 2010.
	Washington: $15.00 for Springtime Harbor Sights Cruise ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Climb aboard the Patriot II, a multi-million dollar high-speed catamaran, and set sail on a one-hour cruise of the Potomac, taking in the sights of the capitol, the national monuments and other attractions that make D.C. so picturesque. The famous cherry blossom trees are now past their peak blooming stage, but with 2012 being the 100th anniversary of Japan's generous gift to our nation's capital, this cruise also provides a great view of the trees that frame the Tidal Basin. While on board the Patriot II, you can let the wind blow through your hair on an outdoor deck, or relax in the climate-controlled interior cabin, and enjoy snacks and refreshments available for purchase from two onboard bars.
	Washington: $7.50 for Memorials By Moonlight Walking Tour ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for If you only take one walking tour of Washington, whether you're a native or just visiting, this may be the perfect one for you. There's something for everyone -- neoclassical architecture, modern sculpture, haunting remembrances of war, historical insights, and even funny tales, plus visits to all the memorials. By dark, you'll be strolling the cherry-frocked shores of the Tidal Basin, watching the lights come up across the way.
	Washington: $17.50 for "Hum" ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for Theater Alliance presents the world premiere of Hum, by 2004 Pew Fellow Nicholas Wardigo. His latest work takes place in a world that is plagued with a pervasive hum, forcing everyone to communicate non-verbally. The central couple, Van and Eva, have built a normal life together without the use of the spoken word. When a stranger interferes, they are pushed into a new world with new ways of communicating, which changes their lives forever. With change comes sacrifice, however, and the couple must deal with the struggle between familiar routines and freedom, both in personal and political life.
	Alexandria: $52.80 for Nina's Dandy Dinner Cruise ($88.00 value) Full price: ($88.00 value) Our price: $52.80 for Cruise from historic old town Alexandria, Virginia, past the stunning national monuments and museums, to Georgetown and back to Alexandria on Nina's Dandy Dinner Cruise. Soak in the sights, including Washington's famous cherry blossom trees -- a gift from Japan in 1912 -- and the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials while enjoying a four-course meal by candlelight, served table side, followed by dancing on the ship's elegant marble dance floor or under the stars on the upper deck. Live music welcomes you aboard and accompanies the dining experience.
	Washington: $8.00 for "Spy in the City" ($15.85 value) Full price: ($15.85 value) Our price: $8.00 for Your secret sightseeing mission -- and you should definitely choose to accept it -- is code-named Spy in the City. The International Spy Museum will equip you with your own Geo-Cobra GPS unit, which you'll use to decode the clues and audio intercepts needed to uncover the history, landmarks and espionage-related secrets hidden along your one-mile, one-hour-long outdoor mystery tour. Make it an undercover solo mission or participate with a group as a crack squad of agents -- the goal is to have fun and experience Washington, D.C. in a whole new way.
	McLean: $15.00 for "Flora the Red Menace" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Before Chicago, before Cabaret, there was Flora the Red Menace, the first collaboration between the legendary team of John Kander and Fred Ebb. Although not as well known as Kander and Ebb's other works, it still has the trademark spirit and wit of all their shows. Flora the Red Menace tells the story of a headstrong young woman in Depression-era New York whose world is thrown into disarray when she falls in love with a member of the Communist Party. It will be the sixth and final production of 1st Stage's fourth season.
	Washington: $7.50 for Georgetown Walking Tour ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for A walk through Washington's tony Georgetown neighborhood is a venture through time--of 200-year-old mansions and their eccentric owners, of fortunes in trade won and lost, of marvelous architecture from Federal to Victorian, of the once-bustling freedman community Herring Hill, of political intrigue, of green preservation and urban renewal. This two-hour, two-mile tour winds up in Georgetown's shopping and restaurant district just in time for lunch.
	Bethesda: $25.50 for "Double Indemnity" ($51.00 value) Full price: ($51.00 value) Our price: $25.50 for In this stage adaptation of the classic noir tale by James M. Cain, a hard-boiled insurance agent tries to help a femme fatale murder her wealthy husband. Since accident insurance pays double indemnity on railroad mishaps, the conspirators plot to get the targeted man on and off a train without arousing the suspicions of the police, the insurance company, the victim's daughter or her mysterious boyfriend. Double Indemnity was adapted into a 1944 Oscar-nominated film directed by Billy Wilder and starring Fred MacMurray and Barbra Stanwyck. The stage adaptation, directed by Eleanor Holdridge, features a cast of five in its East Coast premiere for Round House Theatre - Bethesda.
	Arlington: $17.50 for DC Nightlife Party Bus Tour ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for The Boomerang Party Bus presents a tour of Washington, D.C.'s hottest nightlife in the coolest neighborhoods. Ride the Boomerang party bus and let them take you to two to three of D.C.'s best bars, lounges and clubs for drinking, dancing, mingling and all night fun.
	Washington: $12.50 for "Suicide, Incorporated" ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Following successful runs at the Gift Theatre in Chicago and the Roundabout Theatre in New York, Andrew Hinderaker's dark comedy Suicide, Incorporated, comes to the H Street Playhouse. Tensions rise when it's discovered that a wayward employee at a company whose business is writing suicide letters is now trying to save the lives of clients. No Rules Theatre Company Co-Artistic Director Brian Sutow stars in this DC premiere. The Chicago Tribune proclaimed that Suicide, Incorporated was "a deeply moving inquiry into what lives are worth."
	Arlington: $11.00 for Comedy Zone Revue ($22.00 value) Full price: ($22.00 value) Our price: $11.00 for The Comedy Zone Revue features some of the East Coast's top touring comics, headlining a bill which includes live jazz from The Old Dominion Trio, plus dancers, magicians, and other variety performers.
	Washington: $12.50 for Boomerang Party Yacht Cruises ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Set sail with the double decker yacht Boomerang for a beautiful and festive sunset cruise on the Potomac River. As day gives way to evening, sip on delicious frozen cocktails and enjoy the natural beauty along the river as well as the historic sights of Washington, DC. The large cash bar features a large variety of signature cocktails, frozen drinks, beer, wine and snacks. Dance the evening away on the main cabin's dance floor to top 40, international, house, and electronic music from the DJ, then relax on the wrap around scenery or take in the breathtaking views from the top deck.
	Washington: $7.50 for Live Jazz at Twins ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Catch live jazz music at Twins Jazz. Located in the heart of the U Street entertainment district, Twins Jazz regularly features the most innovative jazz artists in Washington, plus touring musicians from across the country. This intimate venue and its shows are a longtime favorite of Goldstar's members.
	Washington: $7.50 for Tour of Embassy Row ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for These luxe, lavishly decorated homes built in the 1880s and '90s were witness to high drama, fortunes and misfortune, and the heyday of the Gilded Age -- even the Hope Diamond. Spendthrift offspring, the Great Depression and other woes eventually drained the residents of their wealth, and 50 years later, embassies and other institutions were buying up their mansions for 10 cents on the dollar. Here, high life and high architecture have made for some great stories, and you'll get to hear them all on this informative, two-hour walking tour along some of the toniest streets in the city.
	Kensington: $15.00 for "48th Old Time Music Hall" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Join the British Players for their 48th Annual Old Time Music Hall, which this year celebrates the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. Emcee Mr. Chairman returns for this always-entertaining mix of patriotic song, comedy and specialty acts, a la good old American vaudeville, but with a thoroughly English twist. Every Music Hall cast boasts soloists, the Edwardians (chorus) and the Bow Bells (dancers), who're all kept in line by Mr Chairman. And then there's the always-popular Parisian-style can-can -- accompanied by the Palace Variety Orchestra -- along with saucy costumed wenches serving beer, wine, soft drinks and more.
	Washington: $11.00 for Dance Place ($22.00 value) Full price: ($22.00 value) Our price: $11.00 for Dance Place celebrates its 30th year as a community cultural and arts leader in D.C.'s Brookland neighborhood by continuing its ongoing series of exciting and thought-provoking performances and premieres. The wide range of works features both emerging and world-class choreographers, troupes and solo dancers in accomplished displays of physical grace and movement. Please see the event description for details on specific performances.
	Washington: $49.99 for Spirit Cruises' Buffet Cruises ($99.97 value) Full price: ($99.97 value) Our price: $49.99 for Step aboard the Spirit ship for unparalleled cruising fun on the Potomac River. Dine on a delicious buffet meal, dance to top 40, country and R&B hits from the DJ, enjoy Broadway-quality entertainment from the professional waitstaff, who sing while they serve, and catch breathtaking views of the Potomac River and the historic sights of our nation's capital. Soak in the fresh air, sip on delicious cocktails and see the spectacular monuments of D.C. by day or illuminated by night on this special 3-hour excursion.
	Landover: $15.00 for "Event Planning 101" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Have you ever thought your organizational skills and other talents would make you a good match for planning corporate events or special events like weddings? In this two-hour course offered by Signature Blue, you'll get all the tools you need to determine whether such a career is right for you. Learn about the different areas of event planning, the importance of networking, the steps involved in planning an event, and how to start a successful business as an event planner. Whether you want to enhance your skills to expand into new areas in your current job or you're interested in a new and exciting career that offers independence, this class is chock-full of valuable insight.
	Bowie: $8.50 for "Love, Sex, and the I. R. S." ($17.00 value) Full price: ($17.00 value) Our price: $8.50 for Bowie Community Theatre presents the hilarious tax-evading farce Love, Sex and the I.R.S. Jon Trachtman and Leslie Arthur, two heterosexual men, have been roommates for years. In an attempt to save money, Jon has filed income tax returns listing the pair as married. Now with the I.R.S. about to send an agent to investigate, all hell breaks loose. Leslie must pretend to be Jon's wife; Jon's mother comes to meet her son's fiancée; and the landlord doesn't approve of unwed couples under the same roof. The play, written by actors Billy van Zandt and Jane Milmore, has been produced in more than 10,000 theaters both in America and internationally.
	Washington: $7.50 for History on Foot at Ford's Theatre - Lincoln Assassination ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for History on Foot is a walking monologue that brings DC history to life. Beginning at Ford's Theatre, this tour discusses the Lincoln assassination conspiracy and the events of April 14 and 15, 1865. You'll revisit and reexamine the sites and clues that separate fact from fiction in a firsthand look at the investigation.
	Washington: $7.50 for The U.S. Capitol and Houses of Congress ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for This walking tour led by Washington Walks leads you around the U.S. Capitol building, America's best-known symbol of democracy, and past the buildings housing America's legislative and judicial branches of government. While strolling through the Capitol's park-like setting, you will discover that "Capitol Hill" is indeed a high point on the Washington landscape, an appropriate setting for such important landmarks. The tour will stop at such sights as The Library of Congress, the U.S. Botanic Garden, the U.S. Supreme Court and the memorial to General Ulysses S. Grant. The walk will conclude near the entrance to the U.S. Capitol Visitors Center, where participants can explore exhibits, browse in the bookstore or check on the availability of an interior tour.
	Arlington: $15.00 for "I Want Them Both/Las Quiero a las Dos" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for A delicious comedy of errors that uses the classic love triangle as the base for an intelligent theatrical game that examines a failure to communicate and the freedom of man, Las Quiero a las Dos/I Want Them Both is a hilarious look at marriage in a time of economic crisis. Returning favorites Yovinca Arredondo and Karen Morales-Chacana bring a dash of humor and sexiness to their roles and Peter Pereyra is the lucky man caught between them. Performed in Spanish with English supertitles, Las Quiero a las Dos is an engaging, joyous game of romance that crosses all language barriers.
	Falls Church: $6.00 for "2012 Funniest Fed Competition" ($12.00 value) Full price: ($12.00 value) Our price: $6.00 for Who would have thought that red tape, bureaucratic slowdowns and the numerous foibles of our federal government could be so funny? The search for D.C.'s most hilarious office worker continues with the 2012 Funniest Federal Employee Competition, taking place at the historic State Theatre, and sponsored by GEICO. Instead of wringing your hands over the ineffectiveness of our nation's leaders, how about enjoying some laughs instead? You'll be sure to recognize the frustrations and fantasies dished out by these funny feds, which proves that someone in our government has a sense of humor.
	Olney: $26.50 for "Sleuth" ($51.00 value) Full price: ($51.00 value) Our price: $26.50 for Twice adapted into films starring Michael Caine, Anthony Shaffer's play concerns a mystery writer who schemes to trick and befuddle his wife's lover. Set in the manor house of author Andrew Wyke, the home reflects his obsession with the inventions and deceptions of fiction and his fascination with games. Wyke lures Milo Tindle to the house and convinces him to stage a robbery, setting off a chain of events that will leave you trying to figure out where Wyke's imagination ends and reality begins. This production is directed by Jim Petosa, Artistic Director of the Olney Theatre Center.
	Washington: $7.50 for "Abraham Lincoln's Washington" Walking Tour ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Abraham Lincoln was a crucial figure in American history, and many of the key events of his life and presidency took place right here in the heart of Washington, D.C. Although much of the city's character from the Civil War era is gone, many sights still evoke Lincoln's life and times -- and one of the expert guides from Washington Walks will show them to you.
	Washington: $12.50 for Anat Cohen Quartet ($25.00 value) Full price: ($25.00 value) Our price: $12.50 for Israeli bandleader Anat Cohen brings her talented quartet to the stage at Sixth and I Historic Synagogue for this featured performance of the 2012 DC Jazz Festival. Cohen, who came to fame as a composer and tenor saxophonist, has expanded her talents to the clarinet and now plays both instruments with a quartet rounded out by drums, keyboards and bass. Hailed as one of the primary voices of her generation, Cohen expertly fuses aspects of modern and traditional jazz with elements of classical music, Brazilian choro, Argentine tango and Afro-Cuban stylings.
	Westminister: $5.00 for Chesapeake Roller Derby ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Maryland's first and only coed pirate-themed roller derby league, The Mutiny, is a bountiful treasure of family fun, with costumed skaters racing around a fast, flat-track, accompanied by loud music, mild banter and screaming fans. Dress in ye best pirate finery to get into the spirit and be part of the spectacle of this true sport, complete with referees, rules and strategy. Also on hand to entertain live are the Rivers Rockabilly Trio, with '50s-themed rock to keep the crowd moving and grooving, along with a fun vendor area and more at Shipley Arena. Please see the full event description for information on upcoming matches.
	Laurel: $10.00 for "Punk Rock Mom" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Punk Rock Mom tells the story of Jamie Fontaine, a former punk rocker and single mother. She may have lost a little eyeliner and a lot of black leather after having her daughter Joan, but she still has the spirit of the music inside her. When conservative Joan makes a startling and rebellious announcement, Jamie goes on a search to find her daughter's birth father and attempts to come to terms with becoming a grandmother. This world-premiere play discusses what it means to age when you don't feel old and how to bridge a generation gap when you are the one who needs to grow up.
	Washington: $15.00 for Mini Four-Minute Dating at Chi-Cha Lounge ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for If you've ever attended a fast-paced four-minute dating event, you know what a hectic and hilarious ride it can be. But this time, Professionals in the City is putting together a "mini" version of four-minute dating with a more casual atmosphere. Over the course of an hour, you'll meet 15 members of the opposite sex in a relaxed environment.
	Washington: $7.50 for Avi Avital ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for The Washington Performing Arts Society welcomes highly acclaimed Israeli mandolin master Avi Avital for a performance of works by Vivaldi, Bach, Beethoven and Piazzolla at Sixth & I Historic Synagogue. This Grammy-nominated artist has received international acclaim for his performances at such venues as Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in New York, Berlin Philharmonic Hall, Forbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing and Wigmore Hall in London. He has appeared as a soloist with the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra, I Pomeriggi Musicali di Milano, the San Francisco Chamber Orchestra and Berliner Symphoniker, among others, and has collaborated with such artists as clarinetist Giora Feidman, soprano Dawn Upshaw, and trumpeter and composer Frank London. He is deeply committed to building a fresh legacy for the mandolin through virtuosic performance and exciting new repertoire. The New York Times calls his music "exquisitely sensitive."
	Arlington: $10.00 for "Sex Rules!" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Men and women of all ages are encouraged to laugh, learn and be enlightened at this Comedy Spot performance of Maria Falzone's popular Sex Rules! show. Part stand-up comedy show and part safer-sex seminar, Sex Rules! is lighthearted but seriously informative and even empowering. From sexually transmitted disease to matters of consent and everything in-between, Falzone's show shies away from no topic, and even includes a frank audience question-and-answer segment.
	Washington: $7.50 for Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens Walking Tour ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Enjoy an educational, relaxing walk through northeast D.C. on this informative Kenilworth Gardens Tour, which takes you through the quiet neighborhood of Eastland Gardens and past the historic 1930s apartment buildings along the Anacostia River. Then, explore the Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens, the only U.S. National Park devoted to aquatic plants. Founded in the late 19th century as a hobby for a government worker, the gardens have bloomed into one of the most scenic -- and least-visited -- spots in the city. Take in the verdant plant life, explore the river wetlands and spot wild herons during this foot journey that combines the best of city life and wildlife.
	Washington: $15.00 for "Flirting 101" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for It can be hard to put yourself out there and meet new people, but with a few key tips and tricks you can raise your confidence and hold your own in any situation, whether it's a night out with friends, a speed dating event or just spotting someone attractive while you're out running errands. Learn how to control the signals you send with your behavior and let your new acquaintance know you are interested and fun to be around. You will also learn how to avoid putting out the wrong vibes and scaring off a potential partner. This fun, interactive environment includes demonstrations, instruction and practice in a safe space.
	Arlington: $11.00 for "Weekend Uncensored" ($22.00 value) Full price: ($22.00 value) Our price: $11.00 for The Comedy Zone presents Weekend Uncensored, a late-night stand-up show in an incredible setting. Featuring no content restrictions of any kind, the show frequently finds top national headliners and D.C.'s best up-and-coming comics doing their most outrageous material. As an added and atypical bonus, Weekend Uncensored is held in the aptly named Windows Over Washington restaurant, a room that offers incredibly picturesque nighttime views of Washington, D.C., the Potomac River and Reagan Airport.
	Washington: $17.50 for "The Legacy Celebration" ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for The Choral Arts Society of Washington pays musical homage to its founder and artistic director Norman Scribner, who's retiring after 47 years of bringing classical favorites and contemporary masterpieces to Washington and the world. They've dedicated the entire season to their maestro, and this final concert at the magnificent Washington Cathedral brings his cherished friends and collaborators back for a blockbuster evening of music. Scheduled to appear are guest artists Joseph Holt, J. Reilly Lewis, Robert Shafer, Stanley Thurston, The Heritage Signature Chorale and more.
	Washington: $7.50 for "Capitol Hill and Eastern Market" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Capitol Hill is best known as the home of the U.S. Congress, but it's also one of Washington's oldest neighborhoods. Washington Walks' tour explores the residential and historical sides of Capitol Hill and Eastern Market, from parks and historic 18th-century buildings to a famous jazz venue and much more.
	Washington: $7.50 for Brookland ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for The suburb of Brookland, often referred to as Little Rome, was originally the farm of Col. Jehial Brooks. Now the area has a large number of Catholic institutions of all sizes. Washington Walks takes visitors on a two hour walk through various sights including the Jesuit and Augustinian colleges, the Franciscan Monastery gardens, the art deco Franciscan College Seminary as well as some local neighborhood joints.
	Washington: $7.50 for "National Mall Memorials: An Architect's Perspective" ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Anyone can find their way to D.C.'s various memorials on their own, but to really ramp up the experience and get the most out of your visit, try this two-hour walking tour that's led by a professional architect and a veteran Washington Walks guide. You'll hear how controversy has always accompanied memorial-building in this country, and you'll see how collective decision-making by multiple review committees ultimately shapes what is built. Hear the background on the Washington Monument, which set the precedent for controversy during its planning stages; learn why the proposed site for the National World War II Memorial was greeted with strenuous objection; walk through the emotional process that went into the planning of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial; hear how even the building of Abraham Lincoln's stately seat overlooking the National Mall was fraught with obstacles. Visit all these sites and more while getting a fresh take from an architect's perspective that's not usually heard.
	Frederick: $6.75 for "Heidi" ($13.50 value) Full price: ($13.50 value) Our price: $6.75 for Based on the beloved novel by Johanna Spyri about an orphan girl who moves from a small Swiss village to the Alps, Heidi is a warm and funny treat for the entire family. Kidnapped by her cruel aunt and sent to live in the city with a strict housekeeper and sick cousin, young Heidi struggles to remain optimistic. But our orphaned heroine ends up transforming the lives of all those around her including her cantankerous grandfather, the neighbor goatherd boy Peter, and even the wealthy Sesemann family in Frankfurt. This new adaptation is written by Maryland Ensemble Theatre company member Allison Lepelletier.
	Landover: $15.00 for "Making Digital Magic" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Do you have a digital camera that's never been taken off its automatic setting? This two-hour, intensive class by Signature Blue will equip you with working knowledge of how to use all of your digital camera's functions and take more professional-looking, creative photos. Your instructor will address basic camera techniques, teach you about finding and using natural light, and explain how to use the rules of composition to get the best shot. Participants will also receive a bonus handout about photography equipment and what to look for when buying cameras, lenses and other accessories.
	Washington: $7.50 for "The Yellow Ticket" with Alicia Svigals ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for One of cinema's earliest classics, 1918's The Yellow Ticket starred Pola Negri in a drama about a young Jewish woman who moves to Russia and faces great prejudice in her attempts to obtain a college degree. This riveting silent film will be enhanced by an original score from the world's leading klezmer fiddler, Alicia Svigals, who has played with and composed for Itzhak Perlman and the Kronos Quartet in addition to her own work with the Grammy-winning group Klezmatics. The score will also feature piano accompaniment by Marilyn Lerner. See this classic in a new light with these talented musicians adding depth to this important slice of film history.
	Washington: $37.00 for Lincoln Assassination Tour ($74.00 value) Full price: ($74.00 value) Our price: $37.00 for Why did America's most popular actor assassinate the president? And how did he accomplish it? Capital Photo History Tours takes you into the mind - and the footsteps - of John Wilkes Booth as he stalked President Abraham Lincoln before murdering him at the end of the Civil War. The three-hour tour moves from the White House to Ford's Theater, stopping at many points in between. Tour guide Rick Snider will have some special insights into this subject...he's a distant relative both of Booth and of Booth's co-conspirator Mary Surratt! Throughout the tour, photographer Angela Pan will teach you how to record history through the lens and turn it into a work of art.
	Washington: $5.00 for "Say I Do!" LGBT Wedding Expo 2012 ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Meet planners, florists, photographers, caterers and other event vendors who want to help LGBT couples make their marriage celebrations as grand as their imaginations at this welcoming wedding expo. This fun and inclusive event at the beautiful Hotel Palomar offers access to more than 30 vendors; cool and informative workshops; wedding gown and tux floor shows; cake and dessert tastings; a rainbow marketplace and raffles to enter. The first 100 couples through the door at Say I Do! will also receive a special swag bag.
	Washington: $22.50 for Gidon Saks & Roger Vignoles ($45.00 value) Full price: ($45.00 value) Our price: $22.50 for Internationally sought-after singer Gidon Saks appears in recital with pianist Roger Vignoles at the Kennedy Center's Terrace Theater for Vocal Arts DC. They'll perform an engaging and wide-ranging program, from Handel and Shostakovich to Victorian parlor songs and blues from John Musto. Originally from Israel, bass-baritone Saks has appeared with companies throughout Europe, and may be best known for his role as Claggart in Billy Budd, which was awarded a 2010 Grammy for Best Opera Recording. He'll be accompanied by the highly-respected pianist Roger Vignoles. Please see the full program in the event description.
	Lorton: $6.00 for "Rapunzel" ($12.00 value) Full price: ($12.00 value) Our price: $6.00 for Studio 3 Theatre for Young Audiences presents the comic Brothers Grimm fairy tale Rapunzel at Lorton's Workhouse Arts Center. First published in 1812, the story features a lost prince, a two-headed monster, an unscrupulous baker, a lonely witch and a golden-haired maiden. What do they all have in common? Audiences will have a grand time learning the answer to this and many other questions while watching this timeless and charming tale that spawned the popular line, "Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!"
	Frederick: $6.75 for The Comedy Pigs ($13.50 value) Full price: ($13.50 value) Our price: $6.75 for The Comedy Pigs return to the Maryland Ensemble Theatre (MET) for new evenings of sketch and improv hilarity. Founded in 1992, the Pigs vaulted to fame when, after two years as an ensemble, Comedy Central picked up their music video "Wiener Dog" - a parody of the Beatles song "Blackbird." In the years that followed, the Pigs have written more than 200 sketches and songs and performed at national comedy festivals all over the country including an appearance at the National Pork Producers Convention.
	Landover: $15.00 for Signature Blue Events ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Signature Blue Events offers classes on a multitude of topics from blackjack to public speaking to digital photography. Take a class to develop your organizational skills or learn about customized makeup application. Most classes are about two hours long and are held in a comfortable, inviting and relaxing environment with knowledgeable and experienced instructors. Classes give students a better understanding of key concepts, an opportunity for hands-on demonstrations, and an avenue to have their questions answered. Please see the full event description for more information on upcoming classes.
	Frederick: $12.75 for "The All New Grand Ole Hee Haw Hootenanny Hoedown Jamboree" ($25.50 value) Full price: ($25.50 value) Our price: $12.75 for Cooked up by Maryland Ensemble Theatre, this show is a mashup of sketches, guest artists and music inspired by classic televisions shows like Hee Haw, Laugh In, Carol Burnette, The Grand Ole Opry and Ed Sullivan. This down-home jamboree is sure to inspire a bit of nostalgia with an array of gut-busting, toe-tapping and sing-along acts. In addition to MET's talented current members and veterans, the show will include guest appearances from an array of talent and musicians. Please see the description below for a full schedule.
	Washington: $7.00 for Ars Nova: Rossini, Sibelius and Haydn ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.00 for Ars Nova, the innovative 30-member chamber orchestra, heads to D.C.'s Church of the Epiphany for its season finale, performing works from Rossini, Sibelius and Haydn. Each musician of this self-conducted orchestra contributes to the leadership and artistic vision of the entire ensemble, creating a truly collaborative concert experience for both players and audience. The concert is highlighted by the overture from Rossini's La scala di seta, a one-act comic farce, and opens with Canzonetta by the famous Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. For the finale, Ars Nova will perform Joseph Haydn's London Symphony, his final work, which premiered in the British capital at the King's Theatre in 1795.
	McLean: $10.00 for "The Frog Bride" With David Gonzalez ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for Acclaimed storyteller, actor, writer and performer David Gonzalez brings his beloved production of The Frog Bride -- which the New York Times has called "enchanting" -- to the stage at the Alden. A show for children and the child in us all, Gonzalez's Bride is a hip adaptation of the classic Russian tale. Accompanied by two musicians and their original, Prokofiev-infused jazz-funk score, Gonzalez relates the story of three princes who, at their father's urging, go out into the world to find and bring back their brides. Two of the brothers return with fair ladies, but the third comes home with a frog! Live video projection and moving images by painter Wassily Kandinsky provide the dynamic backdrop for this unique, engaging and thoroughly entertaining storytelling experience.
	Oakton: $10.00 for "America Sings with Russian Strings" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for This musical collaboration between two of Northern Virginia's premier arts organizations will take you on a journey from the Shenandoah to the Volga. The Washington Balalaika Society Orchestra and the Reston Chorale will perform together and separately during America Sings with Russian Strings, which includes both classical Russian music as well as contemporary American pieces. The program includes works from Modest Mussorgsky, Aaron Copland, Andei Saveliev's popular balalaika solos, tunes by "Fats" Waller, and gypsy and country songs.
	Washington: $7.50 for Washington Walks: Mount Pleasant ($15.00 value) Full price: ($15.00 value) Our price: $7.50 for Explore the quaint village of Mount Pleasant with a Washington Walks two-hour tour of its main street and town square, which has evolved into a bustling urban community. The tour follows the Mount Pleasant Historical Trail, which features the neighborhood's oldest house, known as Ingleside; the Canaan Baptist Church; and the sites of several Latino businesses.

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