Aug
24
Sat
DC Wine Week : Storybook Tour @ Zephaniah Farm/Casanel/North Gate
Aug 24 @ 3:15 PM – 9:15 PM

The Storybook Tour

August 24th 2013

Wineries: Zephaniah Farm Vineyard, Casanel Winery, North Gate Vineyard

Everyone loves a good story, and this tour is full of them. The wines are delicious on their own, but the stories behind these family-owned wineries will make the wine and your experience that much better. Get Tickets!

 

DC Wine Week is going on the road! For the next few months leading up to DC Wine Week (Oct 12-19), we have partnered with DiVine Wine Tours of Virginia to offer a series of wine tours to various Virginia wineries.

Tickets

Tickets for each tour are $95 per person and include transportation, behind-the-scenes guided tours, lunch and beverages. You’ll only need additional money if you plan on purchasing bottles of wine on-site.

http://divinewineva.com/wine-tours/wine-tour-2-the-storybook-tour/

Times & Pick Up Info

Times for all the tours are 10:15 AM – 5:15 PM. Pick up for each tour will be at Hamilton Live 600 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20005. We will be meeting up in the front bar and promptly departing at 10:15 AM.

Cookies & Ice Cream Social @ Penn Social
Aug 24 @ 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM

BYT invites you to our upcoming event:
Cookies & Cream!

Spend a Saturday afternoon gorging on all you can eat free treats from DCs top cookie chefs and ice cream makers!

Advance discount tickets and more details at:
http://cookiesandcream.eventbrite.com

Featuring:
Captain Cookie / Dolci Gelati / Farmers Fishers Bakers / Milk Cult / Ripple / Uncle Chips / Shake Shack / Macaroon Bee / Open City / Whisked! / 1789 Restaurant / Nicecream Factory / BakeHouse / Canadian Sweets & Treats / The Blind Dog Cafe

+ bluegrass bands, Body Jam DJs, photobooths, ice cream sandwich eating competition, and the wonderland of arcade games and skeeball that is Penn Social.

 

August 24, 2013
12pm-4pm
Penn Social
801 E St NW
Washington, DC 20004
 
 
Curbside Fashion Truck Launch @ Panache Restaurant
Aug 24 @ 10:30 PM – Aug 25 @ 1:00 AM

GlamourHolics will celebrate the launch of DC’s first mobile boutique, Curbside Fashion Truck, Saturday, August 24th at Panache Restaurant. The event will bring together the who’s who of the Districts most fashionable crowd, and will bring exposure to this new mobile retail concept, where customers will experience a new and convenient way to shop, bringing the latest clothing, accessories, and beauty products to their door at affordable prices.

The transformation from truck to a glam mobile boutique was a process, but the curated mobile fashion unit is ready for its unveiling! Featuring unique fashion finds and beauty indulgence under the $100 price point, the truck will make its way through the metropolitan area while still offering the comforts of your favorite boutique including a dressing room; state of the art sound system; and a wet bar. The Curbside Fashion Truck is also available for private events offering special “Girls Night Out” packages, including a custom make-up bar, where patrons are able to book appointments to have their foundation custom blended while they wait!

Celebrate the launch of the newest fashion trend to hit the District Saturday, August 24th 6:30pm to 9pm at Panache Restaurant. Shop and sip while enjoying musical selections by DJ AE and mingle with fellow GlamourHolics, as we celebrate Curbside Fashion Truck, the first fashion and beauty truck in the city!

For Tickets Visit:

www.CurbsideFashionTruckLaunch.eventbrite.com

Art Soiree Artistic Fusion Night @ Beacon Sky Bar
Aug 24 @ 11:00 PM – Aug 25 @ 3:59 AM

Sat, August 24th –  Sat Night Rooftop Fusion – 7pm-12am
To Register: http://satnightfusion-aug24.eventbrite.com
A night of spontaneous live entertainment and artistic fusion creations featuring LIVE MUSICAL

Aug
25
Sun
Raw Artist Showcase: EN MASSE @ Penn Social
Aug 25 @ 11:00 PM – Aug 26 @ 5:00 AM

Raw Artist Showcase: EN MASSE

A Natural Born Artist Event..

Sunday August 25th, make it out to Penn Social for the best RAW artist showcase yet!

7:00pm til 1:00am, Sun Aug 25 @ Penn Social, 801 E St NW, Washington, DC 20004

RAW:natural born artists is an independent arts organization that hand-selects and spotlights independent creatives in visual art, film, fashion, music, hair & makeup artistry, photography, models and performing art. RAW events are multi-faceted artistic showcases. Each event features a film screening, musical performance, fashion show, art gallery, performance art and a featured hairstylist and makeup artist. This event is called EN MASSE. These artists are all local, hand-picked talent who have been chosen to feature at RAW. RAW events feature a cash bar for cocktails while you enjoy the night. Dress code is cocktail attire, so dress the occasion and get ready for an artistic circus of creativity! price $15 – $20

contact hello@pennsocialdc.com

 

 

 
Aug
27
Tue
Alliance Francaise Live Music Performance @ Malmaison
Aug 27 @ 12:00 AM – 3:00 AM

LIVE MUSIC and PERFORMING ARTS
Lise au Piano

September 26. 8pm at Malmaison. $10-$15
In life as at the piano, Lise is a dainty package that packs a punch, nimbly performing delicate compositions and covering artists such as 50 Cent and rock band Noir Désir.

francedc.org

Cape Town’s Anna Richerby Trunk Show at NMWA @ National Museum of Women in the Arts
Aug 27 @ 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM

On Aug. 27 and 28 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) and the Embassy of the Republic of South Africa welcomes Beloved Beadwork designer and founder Anna Richerby from Cape Town, South Africa for a trunk show and designer “meet and greet” in the NMWA museum shop. This small company of 12 Cape Town women, who create intricate pieces of high-end jewelry using complex weaving techniques and glass beads, was founded by Richerby in 2009. She designs the company’s necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings while providing sustainable, flexible jobs for talented local bead workers.

“This cooperative group of jewelers, heavily influenced by the feminist movement, is a perfect fit for the museum’s mission and its shop,” said Director of Retail and Wholesale Operations Lynda Marks. “NMWA’s Empowering Women through Art shop initiative supports socially responsible artistic and entrepreneurial endeavors of women artists worldwide by actively promoting the sale of and information about products they create.”

The Beloved Beadwork company was awarded a grant to exhibit at the NY Now trade show earlier in August by the Cape Craft & Design Institute, which promotes the growth of craft as an economic sector, and the South African Department of Trade and Industry, responsible for commercial and industrial policy. They will present the trunk show at NMWA before returning to Cape Town.

“We are over the moon at this opportunity,” said Beloved Beadwork founder Richerby. “Cape Town is the birthplace of the first human-made beads. Beads have a history of trade, of desire, of communication, of love, of belonging, of creativity expressed and enjoyed. I’m thrilled that while in the U.S., I’ll have the opportunity to show our work at the National Museum of Women in the Arts.”

Although Beloved Beadwork’s glass seed beads are imported from Japan, their design potential is unearthed by the talented Cape Town bead weavers in designs that transcend categories.

“Some people try to define us as ‘traditional’ or ‘contemporary,’ or ‘African’ or ‘Western,’ but our work transcends these boundaries, and we enjoy that,” said Ms. Richerby.

Beloved Beadwork’s jewelry has been exhibited at the South African National Gallery and Design Indaba, and featured in the accessory collections at South African Fashion Week. In the United States, the jewelry is featured in art galleries, boutiques and NMWA’s museum shop in Washington, D.C.

 

B*tches Who Brunch Fall Fashion Party @ Intermix
Aug 27 @ 10:00 PM – Aug 28 @ 12:00 AM

Bitches Who Brunch and Intermix are hosting a fall fashion party with a special J.Brand denim fit clinic.  A J.Brand fit specialist and additional denim styles and sizes will be in stock to let you find your perfect pair for fall. There will be complimentary champagne and appetizers, a DJ spinning, and photographers on hand. Tuesday, August 27, 2013 from 6-8 p.m. Intermix Georgetown, 3300 M Street N.W., Washington, D.C.

Ladies DC Happy Hour @ I Ricchi
Aug 27 @ 10:00 PM – Aug 28 @ 12:00 AM

Ladies DC August Happy Hour
When: August 27 @ 6:00 p.m.
Where: I Ricchi
1220 19th Street NW
(Nearest metro: Dupont Circle)

If you’re in town, join us for a glass of wine and great conversation. As usual, there will be happy hour specials and fabulous company. We love making new friends!

RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/661578603857160/

“Every Day is Election Day” Book Signing @ Politics & Prose
Aug 27 @ 11:00 PM – Aug 28 @ 1:00 AM

Rebecca Sive, public affairs consultant and author, will be promoting her timely new book *Every Day is Election Day: A Woman’s Guide to Winning Any Office, from the PTA to the White House* (Chicago Review Press, August 2013) at Politics & Prose on August 27, 2013 at 7pm.

 

Sive’s experiences and numerous interviews with women leaders from Mississippi to Manhattan inform her inspirational, no-apologies playbook for women who aspire to public leadership and having a voice in the public square. Among other issues, energetic and straightforward Sive covers:

  • ·        The truth about winning elections and developing influence as a woman, taken from her experience as public affairs strategist for Hillary Clinton, Betty Friedan, Geraldine Ferraro and US Senators Mary Landrieu and Barbara Mikulski among others.
  • ·        Why women shy away from running for office.  From concerns about family to professional qualifications to worries about their ability to raise funds needed to run a campaign, women considering leadership roles are more inhibited than men.
  • ·        How we can break down barriers and ensure women an equal opportunity to lead both locally and at the national levelSive offers fresh advice on how women can surmount public barriers, conquer private fears and run a winning campaign with confidence and no apologies—and why it’s important. 

Political Science / Women’s Studies, 256 pages, 6 x 9 inches