On July 4th, 1776 the United Stated declared independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain.
On July 4th, 2013 BYT will celebrate this historic moment by throwing a pool party.
GOD BLESS AMERICA
$15 advance tickets on sale now!
Last year we sold out!
(no risk – if we get rained out you’ll receive a full refund)
All day good times featuring:
Dumb pool games!
Dangerously Delicious Pie Eating Contests!
Hipster boobs!
Water balloons!
Cute interns in costumes!
Probably Tito!
Inflatables!
with your DJs
All ages and sizes welcome!
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Pies Provided by
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Sound Provided by
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Special Guest DJ Huck Fin
Featuring house-made hamburgers, hot dogs, BBQ chicken and many more American classics!
Plus $34 Emancipation Punch bowls all night!
American Beer Specials:
Hopback Amber Ale, DC Brau the Public Ale, Original Sin Cider – $5 each
Pabst Blue Ribbon, Miller Lite – $3 each
$29 per person and $14 for children 12 years old and under.
Visit www.lincolnrestaurant-dc.c
Call us at 202-386-9200 to make your reservation today!
HariKaraoke returns to The Hamilton Live with the Gong Show after National Mall fireworks. So keep the party going and skip those pesky metro crowds by seeking refuge in our air conditioned venue. We know you’ve been practicing Bruce’s Independence Day and Katy’sFirework.
$5 cover at door.
An Evening with
Harry Connick, Jr.
Friday, July 5, 2013 at 8 pm
$35-$65
Tony-nominated, multitalented winner of three Grammys and two Emmys, Harry Connick, Jr. brings his New Orleans-inspired jazz, swing, and pop music to the Filene Center. Born in New Orleans, Connick has been performing ever since he was five. When he was 19, he released his first album, followed a year later by the multiplatinum soundtrack for When Harry Met Sally in 1989, which led to his rise in stardom. After Hurricane Katrina, Connick partnered with Branford Marsalis and Habitat for Humanity to create the Musicians’ Village for New Orleans residents who were displaced during the hurricane. His newest release, 2013’s What Every Man Should Know, is a collection of original songs that touch on some of Connick’s deepest feelings about life and love.
An Evening with
Doobie Brothers
Saturday, July 6, 2013 at 8 pm
$25-$42
The beloved, classic rock band the Doobie Brothers—who spurred multiplatinum and No. 1 hits such as “What a Fool Believes,” “Real Love,” and “Black Water”—brings their California-influenced sound to the Filene Center. Formed in San Jose in 1970, the Doobie Brothers have sold more than 40 million records and were inducted into The Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2004. The band’s sold-out 2004 performance at the Filene Center was recorded and released as Live at Wolf Trap. Most recently, they released World Gone Crazy (2010).
Food and Bottle Service (Cabanas) available.
http://www.phillipscollection.org/events/2013-07-11-byt-unstill-life-event.aspx
BYT invites you to
UnStill Life
a Phillips Collection after-hours event!
July 11th
5:00PM – 8:30 PM
1600 21st St NW
– Exclusive access to the museum galleries –
– Complimentary Ciroc or Pernod Absinthe welcome cocktail –
– Performances by Margot MacDonald, Wytold, Jonny Graves, Cavale & DJ TMY –
– Photobooth from OnomonoMedia –
– CAKE –
BYT also invites you to
The UnStill Life After-Party
at Malmasion!
July 11th
9:00 PM – 2:00AM
3401 K St NW
– DJ sets by Caroline Polacheck of Chairlift & LXSX FRXNK –
– Love in the air –
$10 Tickets on sale now
Wanna do both? I do! Save a couple bucks with a combo pack:
$30 tickets on sale now
Tickets are now on sale for the National Zoo’s annual Brew at the Zoo event, held on Thursday, July 11, 2013 from 6 to 9 p.m. Hosted by Friends of the National Zoo, the beer tasting fundraiser showcases craft and microbrewers from around the nation, all in support of wildlife conservation. “Being able to taste over 60 brews from some amazing craft and microbreweries, all in the park-like setting of the Smithsonian’s National Zoo, really sets this event apart,” said Robert Lamb, Executive Director of Friends of the National Zoo. “Where else can you drink beer and support wildlife?”
More than 60 breweries from around the U.S. will travel to D.C. for the beer tasting extravaganza. Local favorites such as Port City Brewing Company and Starr Hill Brewery will be joined by popular microbreweries including Abita Brewery, Devils Backbone Brewing Company, Flying Dog Brewery, and New Belgium Brewing Company.
VIP ticket holders are invited to mingle in the exclusive VIP area where they will receive full pours of beer and complimentary food tastings by local gourmet restaurants including Belga Café, Matchbox, and Meridian Pint. In addition to receiving a Brew at the Zoo takeaway gift, VIP guests will get to enjoy special animal demonstrations and will be granted early admission to the event before the general public. VIP tickets are $85 for FONZ members and $100 for nonmembers. General admission tickets are $50 for FONZ members and $65 for nonmembers. Early admission add-ons are also available for purchase. You must be at least 21 years old to attend this event.
In addition to sampling great hops, guests will be able to purchase culinary offerings from popular local food spots including Ledo Pizza®, Red Hook Lobster Pound Food Truck, and Pepe Food Truck. Between sampling beers and noshing on tasty food, guests will be able to mingle with new and old friends as they play games and take in the live musical entertainment by Gonzo’s Nose.
Proceeds from the Brew at the Zoo event go toward animal care and conservation at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and around the world. Now that’s something worth toasting to!
The 2013 Brew at the Zoo is sponsored by Macy’s, TDI, Pongos Interactive, Hot 99.5, and Washington City Paper.
Tickets are now available for purchase through Ticketmaster or at the Visitor Center Information Desk and Membership Office between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (Please note space is limited and the event typically sells out, so please purchase tickets early.)
The weather isn’t the only steamy thing at the International Spy Museum this summer!
Think July is hot? Wait until you hear these sultry tales of sex and spies. If you have access to secrets or influential VIP’s, you might just find yourself the victim of one of the oldest tricks of the trade: sexpionage. From ancient intrigues to Anna Chapman, spies, counterspies, and terrorists often conduct their undercover activities under the covers! International Spy Museum Board Member and intelligence historian H. Keith Melton will reveal how seduction is used as a tool to attract and manipulate assets, to coerce and compromise targets, and to control spies in both reality and fiction. Featuring authentic sexual entrapment videos and technical details of the infamous Russian “honey traps,” Melton will tell all about the spies who stop at nothing to get their man—or woman!
Guests will enjoy a complimentary cocktail as they gather essential knowledge for handling any questionable or suspicious relationship. [Adult material – 18 and older]
