Attention foodies! Chef Alice Waters, owner of Chez Panisse, will cook a dinner for 80 people at the Phillips Gallery on January 19 to celebrate the inauguration. The event, Art. Food. Give., will benefit charity, and feature artists and authors, like Michael Chabon, Anna Deavere Smith and Maya Lin as honored guests. The $500 tickets go on sale in January.
Obama's inauguration team has organized special concierge services to help the president-elect's friends and family navigate Washington.
Harley-Davidson of Frederick is providing 12 motorcycles to the Metropolitan Police Department for the inauguration. They'll lead the inaugural parade in the famous "V" formation.
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Attention foodies! Chef Alice Waters, owner of Chez Panisse, will cook a dinner for 80 people at the Phillips Gallery on January 19 to celebrate the inauguration. The event, Art. Food. Give., will benefit charity, and feature artists and authors, like Michael Chabon, Anna Deavere Smith and Maya Lin as honored guests. The $500 tickets go on sale in January.
Obama doesn't want corporate money to fund his inauguration, but he can't stop businesses from underwriting private parties and balls.
Obama's inauguration team has organized special concierge services to help the president-elect's friends and family navigate Washington.
Harley-Davidson of Frederick is providing 12 motorcycles to the Metropolitan Police Department for the inauguration. They'll lead the inaugural parade in the famous "V" formation.
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