Kojo in Southeast, tomorrow!
Need plans for tomorrow night? How about some Kojo?
WAMU’s Kojo Nnamdi will be hosting a “Kojo in Your Community” event tomorrow, at The Arc in Southeast D.C. Come hang out with the man whom the Washington Post calls “Maybe the best interviewer in town”. The Arc will be open at 5:30 and the event goes until 8pm. I’ve been told that plenty of parking is available.
Address: 1901 Mississippi Avenue Southeast
Metro: Green Line- Southern Avenue Station.
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