Dupont’s The Huxley feted its 2nd Anniversary last weekend with a Friday and Saturday of soirees filled with live entertainment, DJs and plenty of bubbly! The black tie bashes featured overflowing top shelf cocktails, sightings of nightlife impresario owners Eric Lund and Ryan Seelbach and some spectacular… Read More
City Brew Tours is in the midst of launching a DC branch of its regional brewery touring company, and appears to be organizing the perfect option for exploring the DC areas burgeoning small batch brewery scene. Originally founded in Burlington, Vermont by Chad Brodsky, the… Read More
*STOP* Before moving forward, if you do not bookmark this page for future gift ideas, you are doing it wrong. Ok, just had to get that out of the way. The Art of Style is a collection of DC area based start-ups that focus on men’s… Read More
The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation held its Hugh M. Hefner First Amendment Awards in Washington, DC Tuesday night. The event, normally held at the Playboy Mansion (though it came to DC once in 2008), was ready for some primetime on the political playground… especially as this year,… Read More
The band sang “I Want a New Drug,” and so does the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. One that works to cure all blood cancers! Some 2,000 packed the Washington Convention Center Saturday night for the 2014 Leukemia Ball presented by PhRMA—one of Washington, DC’s largest and most-anticipated… Read More
Some of music’s biggest names were in Washington Wednesday night. As usual, this visit had a little bit of advocacy to it — and a lot of artistry as well. It was the annual Grammys on the Hill Awards, which brought together legendary music producer Clive… Read More
Whether it was a summer job, a first paper route or even a relative who was an entrepreneur, we’ve all been inspired by someone who has business on the brain. So it was when DC’s top entrepreneurs came together Wednesday evening to celebrate those who… Read More
Share Our Strength‘s Taste of the Nation DC culinary fundraiser featured more than 70 of the city’s finest chefs, restaurants, mixologists and wine bars coming together at the National Building Museum Monday night to host the capital’s preeminent culinary extravaganza — and raise crucial funds needed… Read More
The Pink Line Project threw another of its splashy warehouse parties to kick off Cherry Blossom season, complete with live music, DJs, food, booze, trapeze artists, beautiful people, and interactive art installations last Friday night. This fifth year boasted bigger and better performance acts —… Read More
Union Arts and Manufacturing (UAM)– the brain child of DC creative Mike Abrams, previously of Gold Leaf art studios — held an opening celebration Friday night that included live Jazz and Funk music by Luke Stewart, free beer, and art installations from a number of local artists… Read More
![[Party Pix] Inside The Huxley’s 2nd Anniversary Party](http://kstreetmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/dsc_1271-210x158.jpg)
![[Party Pix] 2014 Leukemia Ball!](http://kstreetmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/dsc_4341.jpg)
![[Party Pix] NFTE’s 16th Annual Dare to Dream Gala](http://kstreetmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/dsc_8475.jpg)
![[Party Pix] Taste of the Nation](http://kstreetmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/dsc_8170.jpg)
![[Party Pix] Cherry Blast V](http://kstreetmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/dsc_7382.jpg)
