On Saturday, September 17, the fifth installation of DC’s largest craft beer festival, Snallygaster, will return to Yards Park. Named for the fearsome and mythical dragon-like beast said to terrorize the region at the turn of the century, Snallygaster is a craft beer festival from the team behind ChurchKey, Birch & Barley, Bluejacket, Rustico, The Sovereign and more. For this momentous fifth year, no fewer than 350 unique craft beers from around the globe will be offered against a backdrop of fine food, live music and entertainment all at the Capital Riverfront from 1 PM to 6 PM. Snallygaster will also feature live music including performances from Speedy Ortiz, local artists and DJ’s who will provide entertainment from start to finish. Snallygaster (located at Lot H/I on First St SE & N St SE) benefits Arcadia Center for Sustainable Food & Agriculture.
Beer Director Greg Engert is crafting what will undoubtedly be the largest and most unique beer list of any Snallygaster to date. Guests can expect to find nearly 50 brews making their DC debut at Snallygaster 2016, dozens of vintage beers, more than 75 barrel-aged brews and sour ales, a wide array of autumnal releases, a deep list of German-style beers, a slew of craft cans, plus cask ales and Franconian gravity-poured/rubber-clad kegs. Of the 350 craft brews tapped on September 17, some standouts will include Cantillon Fou’ Foune, Founders CBS, Allagash Ghoulschip, Aslin Bringing Sexy Back, Firestone Walker Krieky Bones and Perennial Barrel-Aged Abraxas. More than 60 of the beers have already been released with new additions being released regularly leading up to the event. Visit www.snallygasterdc.com for the latest.
A variety of dishes and snacks from turkey legs and lobster rolls to wood-fire pizza and sausages will be provided from DC food trucks and local artisans. Snallygaster’s food participants include Big Cheese, Cajunator, Captain Cookie, DC Empanada, DC Slices, Dolcezza, Killer Tomato Pizza, Lemongrass, Mess Hall, Pork Barrel BBQ, Red Hook Lobster Pound, Red Apron, Tasty Kabob and Westray’s Finest Ice Cream.
This year, Snallygaster will have two stages for musical entertainment –one in each of the lots near Nationals stadium that Snallygaster encompasses. Performers including featured artist Speedy Ortiz will draw music fans, while local artists and DJ’s will keep the party going all afternoon long. Additionally, Snallygaster will expand upon their recreation area this year with photo activations and “Macroland”, a game area devoted to jumbo-size games and activities.
Advance tickets to Snallygaster with special pricing are on sale now at www.snallygasterdc.com. The Kraken at $35 includes 1PM entry, admission, 30 food + drink tickets, and a custom Snallygaster glass and the Gargoyle (VIP) at $60 includes early entry at 11:30 AM, admission, 30 food + drink tickets, and a custom Snallygaster glass. These ticket packages are only available online in advance of the event. On the day of tickets will be available at the door and guests will be asked to pay a $10 donation at the door to benefit Arcadia Center for Sustainable Food & Agriculture. Food and beverage tickets will be sold separately ($1 = 1 ticket) with items costing on average between 5 and 9 tickets (beers will also be offered in tasting portions for 3-6 tickets). Children (14 and under) accompanied by a parent will be admitted at no cost.
To purchase tickets, see the full beer list or get ongoing updates about the event, or to inquire about volunteer or sponsorship opportunities visit www.snallygasterdc.com. Also follow @SnallygasterDC and https://www.facebook.com/
Malmaison, the Georgetown waterfront warehouse turned modern event space, will be the scene of the intimate, costumed soiree ushering an end to summer.
Around 8pm on September 17th, Georgetown’s Malmaison event space will come alive with revelers in costumes, burlesque, live body painting, belly dancing, immersive art and more. The event, entitled Boudoir Bohème, will have a bevy of roaming live performers, and a DJ to move the venue’s guests with rhythmic world grooves.
Boudoir Bohème:
“A night where standard conventions and behaviors are thrown out the door, where everyone is an artist, and is free to be whoever they wish. We invite you to escape.. indulge in the intimate and exotic.. travel across oceans without ever having to leave… take on a new name.. become your alter ego..”
Boudoir Bohème is a costumed soiree, inspired by the Battle of Hernani, Romanticism and Bohemians of 19th Century Paris. Although called a battle, the Battle of Hernani was actually an altercation which lasted several days between members of the bourgeoisie, or Classicals, and those of the Romantic movement which were made up of young artists, writers and painters. The Classicals who were considered the old guard establishment or status quo, enjoyed traditional ideals, literature and social norms; while the Romantics emphasized individualism, nature and imagination as a basis point, and embraced spontaneity and artistic emotion in their works and life.
The altercation took place during the opening night of Victor Hugo’s play Hernani, which was itself considered a radical attack on the established order. The ‘Romantic Army” attended the production in outlandish clothing, mocking the wealthy and mainstream, and were later remembered by Hugo as: “…wild whimsical characters, bearded, long-haired, dressed in every fashion except the reigning one, in pea-jackets, Spanish cloaks, in waistcoats a la Robespierre, in Henry III bonnets…and this in the middle of Paris in broad daylight”.
Boudoir Bohème is a celebration of creative freedoms and expression.. a night of mischief and immersive performances, where live music, dancing barefoot and intimate rituals are the norm. The night’s performers include:
DC legend and deep house pioneer Enea Diotaiuti who will be spinning a web of tantric music. His sets are known to put audiences in a tranquil yet manic trance, unique to his blend of modern yet instinctive melodies.
New York’s Danger Dame, Veronica Varlow brings her sensual mix of mesmerizing song and dance to the evening’s festivities. Referred to as a “modern-day Marlene Dietrich” Varlow has performed internationally and was recently named one of the 12 “Hottest Ladies of Burlesque” alongside such icons as Bettie Page, Lili St. Cyr and Sherry Britton. She has been featured on the Tonight show, Asylum Magazine and the New York Daily News.
http://dangerdame.com/about-veronica-varlow
Via the art and spectacle of dance, The Love Show, a theatrical dance company based in Brooklyn, weaves cabaret, ballet, rock, comedy and theater into creative performances. The Love Show has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Post, and TONY, as well as The New York Times.
Contortionist and star of The Drunken Yoga Show Lilin Lace will literally stretch the imaginations of Boudoir Bohème attendees with multiple performances through out the evening.
Musical guests include:
Thievery Corporation’s Rob Myers – https://www.facebook.com/RobMyersMusic
Black Masala – http://www.blackmasala.com
Elijah Easton (Saxophonist)
Joseph Brotherton (Trumpet)
Costumes strongly encouraged.
Due to limited capacity, guests are encouraged to purchase tickets early in advance.
Ticket link: bit.ly/balaibalan2
Contact: Adra Williams / 202-286-3442
Event Details:
Date: September 17, 2016
Time: 8pm to 3am
Venue: Malmaison (Georgetown)
Address: 3401 Water St. NW – Washington, DC 20007
The Details
Event: Budoir Bohème
Date: 09.17.16 // Time: 8pm to 3am
Venue: Malmaison – 3401 Water St NW – DC
Attire: Costumes encouraged
(click here for inspiration)
Tickets: click here //
Performers & Music
Veronica Varlow (Burlesque) website
Thievery Corporation’s Rob Myers – page
Black Masala – website
The Love Show – website
DJ Enea Diotaiuti – page
Lilin Lace (Contortionist)
Elijah Easton (Saxophonist)
Joseph Brotherton (Trumpet)
BrewHaHa at the Old Ebbitt Atrium– Kicking off DC Beer Week, Ebbitt’s 4th Annual BrewHaHa features ten local breweries and ten local chefs showcasing some of DC’s best food and craft beer. Guests will enjoy unlimited tastings of 20 craft beers from local breweries alongside 20 terrific tastes from top restaurants. Held in Old Ebbitt Grill’s expansive atrium, the cocktail-style party features live music, as well.
Participating chefs & restaurants include Nathan Anda (Red Apron Butchery), Mike Friedman (The Red Hen/All-Purpose), Kyle Bailey (Sixth Engine), Logan McGear (Smoke and Barrel), Alex McCoy (Alfie’s), Gabe Thompson (RPM Italian), Jonatan Bohr (Shaw Brewpub & Kitchen), Zach Smith (The Hamilton), Jeff Eng (Clyde’s Tower Oaks Lodge), and Salvatore Ferro (Old Ebbitt Grill).
Old Ebbitt Grill’s 4th Annual Craft BrewHaHa (675 15th Street, NW 20005) will be held on Saturday, September 24, 2016, from 7:30pm to 10:30pm. Tickets are priced at $75/ all-inclusive and can be purchased online at Ebbitt.com. This event is 21 and over.
WOW Summit 2016
Designed to inspire, connect, and empower moms to live and raise a happy, healthy family.
October 7th and 8th 2016
Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center
201 Waterfront Street, National Harbor, Maryland 20745
#WOWsummit
http://www.greenmomsmeet.com/
WOW Summit 2016
Designed to inspire, connect, and empower moms to live and raise a happy, healthy family.
October 7th and 8th 2016
Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center
201 Waterfront Street, National Harbor, Maryland 20745
#WOWsummit
http://www.greenmomsmeet.com/
Logistics: Wednesday, October 19, 2016 | Marriott Marquis | 901 Massachusetts Ave NW | Luncheon is from Noon-2pm. Pre-luncheon networking begins at 11:00am.
Details: Join Washington Area Women’s Foundation for an inspirational celebration of the power of investing in women and girls in the Washington region. Be among the nearly 1,000 attendees representing Washington area’s most influential businesses, foundations, individuals and legislators using their passion, influence and generosity to create real change for our community.
Tickets: Individual tickets start at $200. Tickets are available at www.thewomensfoundation.org/
WHO: Blue Point Brewing Company Shucktoberfest 2016
WHAT: Blue Point Brewing Company announces its first ever Shucktoberfest bash at The Courtyard at Maurice Electric at Union Market (500 Penn Street NE). The $75, four-hour festival will feature bottomless Blue Point Brewing Company beer, spiked beer cocktails and unlimited oysters & seafood bites from Rappahannock Oyster Company, including stuffn’ muffns’, clam chowder and fries. Shucktoberfest is an adult playground for beer and oyster lovers — think live bluegrass music and a beer gaming area with cornhole, bocce ball and giant Jenga. To top it off, Redskins fans can cozy up with an ice cold brew in the football viewing lounge, featuring large leather sofas and two 90-inch LED screens.
WHEN: Sunday, October 23 — Noon to 4pm
WHERE: 500 Penn Street NE, Washington, D.C. (The Courtyard at Maurice Electric @ Union Market)
TICKETS: All-you-can-eat-and-
o Fruit (other than apple)
o Nuts
o Chocolate
o Savory
o Piepourri (miscellaneous)
Any filling in a 9-inch pie crust qualifies, and there are no limits on entries. Attendees taste as many pies as they want and vote for their favorite in each category.
Pie entries must arrive between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. on Oct. 23, and voting closes at 3:30 p.m., with winners announced at 4 p.m. There will be six winners, but with an afternoon of delicious pie, rest assured, there will be no losers.
Tickets must be purchased in advance.
All proceeds will be donated to the Jayna Troxel Murray Foundation, which supports and promotes the interests and passions (academics, athletics, travel, fine arts, and overall personal improvement) that were prominent in defining and enriching Jayna’s life, with the intended outcome of bettering the lives of others. The foundation provides scholarships for tuition to particular educational programs (undergraduate and graduate study, travel abroad, and summer camps) that Jayna attended: St. Louis University Madrid study abroad program, Semester at Sea, George Washington University, Johns Hopkins University, and Kamp Kanakuk. Donations gratefully accepted.
