1. DC Week At Various Locations This massive, week-long series of events had over 10,000 attendees last year. Due to things like a massive storm and a massive election, this year may not attract that number but it'll be close. Track #DCWEEK on Twitter for updates and neat stuff.
3. Hello Kitty For President At Living Social's 918 F St. NW We may not all have the same political views, but we can all agree that the idea of voting for a Japanese cat icon is dumb but could be fun. Free, colorful stuff and a chance to support the "Friendship Party." Why not? all ages, no cover, through November 6
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4. Dethklok At The Fillmore Sure, they may be an animated band, but they also happen to be the most successful band ever (in the cartoon) and a relatively large theater act (in real life). All That Remains, Machine Head and The Black Dahlia Murder round out the show. Real or not, this is a good lineup. Also a good soundtrack for this weather. 6:30 p.m., all ages, $43
2. D's Nails At The Fridge DECOY is a talented D.C. based artist. Her street art is the kind of thing you'll see in a high end boutique that has good taste. She's also giving manicures. Learn about this interesting art experience at the artist reception. 7 p.m., all ages, no cover, through November 24
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3. "Political Advertisement" At AFI Silver Spring In 1984 Antoni Muntadas and Marshall Reese screened presidential ads from the 1950s to 1984. Every four years they've added the standout commercials from the current election. This year brings the eighth edition of the series. 6:30 p.m., all ages, $7 to $11.50
4. TNT! At Haydees D.C.'s best soul night returns to their Mount Pleasant home. 10 p.m., all ages, no cover
1. DC Tweed Ride At Brixton It's finally weather appropriate to wear a heavy tweed coat and ride a bike at a leisurely pace. Registration in advance. 1 p.m., all ages, ride is free, party is $15
2. Nas & Ms. Lauryn Hill At DAR Constitution Hall Nas is consistent. Consistently releases good records. Consistently puts on decent shows. His appearance at FreeFest did not disappoint. The same can not be said about Ms. Lauryn Hill. Hopefully this tour will bring some sort of musical stability to one of hip-hop's most intriguing and important figures. 8 p.m., all ages, $64.95 to $85.50
4. Chris Isaak At Warner Theatre After Halloween and Sandy and before the election, you'll want to hear some soothing, but not elevator music, sounds. Let the blue eyed crooner do his thing. 8 p.m., all ages, $45 to $85
5. "Song Of The Rivers" At National Gallery Of Art This 1954 compilation was produced on behalf of the 1953 congress of the World Federation of Trade Unions. Shot in six different locations around the world, this work brought together Dmitri Shostakovich, Bertolt Brecht and Paul Robeson. 4 p.m., all ages, no cover
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