Will the announcer (8 pm weekday time slot ) who speaks rapidly, slurs his words and is sometimes…read moreunintelligible, please take speech lessons. It is not worth my time and donations to invest in such programs like these.

Yes, I recommend it --that is, except for the month of December, which is when my family and…read morefriends turn off the radio to place a formal protest against the drowning out of the heavenly classics by the very earthly Christmas jingles that elicit thoughts about shopping and parties, since that is the association we all grew up with: shopping and partying This self indulgence on the part of the producers has the effect of alienating several classes of listeners: 1. The vast number of cultured Jewish music lovers , who are naturally perplexed at the shamelessness and cultural arrogance of a "Oh Come all ye faithful"; 2. Thousands of music lovers who happen to be neither Jewish nor Christian and feel left out when inundated by jingles all day long 3. Serious Christians who feel the birth of Christ is too solemn an event for Christmas jingles and should be honored by the more congruous compositions celebrating the Event of which there is a multitude by real composers--Mozart, Verdi, Bach,et al. So by drowning your listeners with totally musically incongruous material, you are trivializing what Christ truly stood up for and losing contributions.

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While the other review (at the time of this writing) is one of the least useful reviews I've ever…read moreseen on this site, I hope mine can shed some more light and encourage you to attend in future years. A brief overview: - The Festival is held on Walter Reed, between the Arlington Drafthouse/Bangkok 54 and Twisted Vines (which if you know Arlington well, should give you a good idea of the location). It stretches from the Pike to just before the library (where the stage is). I can't personally comment on the parking, but I heard it was tough, so Metro or rideshare. - While there are black folding chairs available, I recommend bringing a blanket (there's lawn space) or your own chairs. - You could bring a picnic, but they had interesting food options, such as Suya To Go (Nigerian kabob), Sloppy Mama's (BBQ), Mazagan (Morrocan), Cantina Mexicana, Carol's Jamaican Cuisine, Mac's Donuts, and some lame festival/fair concessions. - You can buy beer and wine, which is basically a necessity. Beer was from Yuengling and Twisted Vines did the wine. - There were a lot of stands to explore, but many were for timeshares, or doors, or windows. Quite boring. However, there were some fun vendors selling jewelry, arts, etc., and I appreciated that. There were also Arlington civic organizations. I had a fantastic time at this festival. While I was unfamiliar with the performers, I thought they were all great, and represented a mix of styles. There were a few traditional performers, and then some that had more a funk or R&B mix. The festival started at 1, but didn't really get busy until around 4 or so. For food, I tried Suya, Cantina, and Mac's. I had a pupusa from Cantina, but didn't love it. It's a little hard when pupusas are not straight from the griddle. Suya To Go was delicious, though you get a tiny portion for $14. The jollof was boring, but the chicken kabob was spicy and delicious. The plantains were an interesting blend of of tostones and platanos. Basically, they took a yellow plantain and fried like a green plantain. I've never had one like that, but I loved it. I've had Mac's Donuts before and those are always a good bet. I think this festival is a great way to showcase more Pike restaurants, so I'm not sure why only two were there. I'm super looking forward to following years, and definitely think this is a festival worth checking out.

The Columbia Pike Blues Festival is a perfect family friendly event. Located right off of Columbia…read morePike and S. Walter Reed. Music rocks and the food tents are pulling out all the stops.

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