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This Friday, June 15th, the TWP fellows take Washington, DC at the Festival of Science and Religion. Catherine will be doing the program "Sounds and the City," along with the Mueller Foundation for Polyphony & Chant.   Events all day long at the Mansion on O near DuPont Circle.

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