Sep
1
Sun
Soak Up the Last of Summer @ The Graham Rooftop
Sep 1 @ 12:00 PM – Sep 2 @ 12:00 AM

Join The Rooftop at The Graham Georgetown team to toast summer goodbye with a Labor Day Weekend celebration on Sunday, September 1. Soak up the last of summer with music from 2pm to 8pm and enjoy cookout favorites from the hotel’s new rooftop restaurant, Rooftop EATS. All Rooftop EATS menu items will be $10. Drink specials include all draft beer and seasonal cans for $5.

WHEN:            Sunday, September 1

Event from 12pm to 12am

 

WHERE:           The Rooftop at The Graham Georgetown

                        1075 Thomas Jefferson Street NW

                        Washington, DC 20007

                        202-337-0900

 

TICKETS:          To claim your space at The Graham’s Labor Day Weekend Celebration, visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rooftop-labor-day-party-at-the-graham-tickets-68291584969

Sep
2
Mon
Labor Day Crawfish Boil @ City Tap Penn Quarter
Sep 2 @ 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM

City Tap Penn Quarter will offer a ticketed all-you-can-eat Louisiana style crawfish boil including crawfish, clams, shrimp, sausage, corn and potatoes. The first Abita Beer Strawberry Lager with a complimentary koozie is on the house for ticketed patrons. Stick around for the live music and patio games with $5 Abita brews and $10 adult capris suns until 5pm

Labor Day Luau @ City Tap Dupont
Sep 2 @ 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM

City Tap Dupont is excited to throw a day at the beach, luau themed open bar event on Labor Day. Come for brunch and stay to enjoy Hawaiian themed food specials such as pineapple burgers and pulled pork tacos starting at 1pm, and a $45 ticketed open bar from 2pm to 5pm including select draft beers, house wines by the glass and rail mixed drinks.

Sep
5
Thu
Edlavitch DC Jewish Community Center Re-opening @ EDCJCC
Sep 5 @ 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

The Edlavitch DC Jewish Community Center (EDCJCC) is re-opening on September 5. After an extensive 10-month renovation, the EDCJCC will be holding an evening reception for all ages to come back and explore. Attendees are encouraged to tour the new spaces and places that make up the EDCJCC.

 

While there are many new details, large and small, to discover, the transformation of the space will allow the building to better serve the mission of the EDCJCC with more space for programs, service projects and performances including the new Cafritz Hall with retractable seating that allows for different configurations.  The historic Sixteenth Street entrance and lobby have also been preserved, providing a connection to the building’s history. This is the beginning of an exciting new chapter in the EDCJCC’s history, and the EDCJCC is excited to welcome back its diverse, vibrant, growing community. 

Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 5, 2019. Please enter through the Q Street Entrance. 

 

Sep
7
Sat
The REACH Opening Day Festival @ The Reach
Sep 7 – Sep 8 all-day

The REACH

Opening Day; Opening Festival

This fall, artists and audiences from the Washington, D.C. area, the U.S., and around the globe come together at the nation’s cultural capital to dance, sing, create, collaborate, listen, learn, talk, share, and celebrate the opening of the REACH, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts’ unprecedented new expansion. The REACH Opening Festival takes place September 7–22, and includes more than 400 free events. For more information and Opening Festival highlights, please visit:

https://cms.kennedy-center.org/festivals/reach/festival-days

Tickets: FREE

Calle Latina Block Party @ La Coscheca
Sep 7 @ 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM

La Cosecha, EDENS’ upcoming contemporary Latin market (1270 4th Street NE) in the Union Market District, will celebrate its opening preview celebration with a festive block party and special concert, presented by title partner Events DC and headlined by Grammy-winning Latin fusion band Ozomatli on Saturday, September 7 from 11am-7pm.

Local pop singer-dancer Jason Cerda will also perform during the free, open-to-the-public event, which will serve as a Hispanic Heritage Month kickoff event and is being curated in collaboration with local music production group All Things Go. Additional musical acts include Salt Cathedral, Mario + Jose, Jonathan Acosta, DJ Bembona, DJ Renzo, DJ Nicolas Losada and Batalá.

The Calle Latina block party’s family-friendly activities include a special Latin-inspired face painting menu created by Colombia-born local muralist MasPaz, Con Sabor kids’ dance classes, chef demos and a flash mob led by Cerda.

Guests will also get a sneak peek at all of the La Cosecha partners: El Cielo, NOVA BOSSA, Amparo, Ali Pacha, Grand Cata, Serenata, Café Unido, Filos Bakery, Zona E Home, La Casita and Peruvian Brothers.
In partnership with sponsors the D.C. Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment, Carlos Rosario School, and Bacardi, the block party will feature additional pop ups by New Latin Wave, Se Habla Español, The Future is Latina, Andeana Hats, Adelante Shoes, Arcay Chocolates, Piña & Coco, Wonder for People and Politics & Prose, Arepa Zone, Ilegal Mezcal and Bacardi.

“After considerable time spent planning and curating La Cosecha, we’re excited and proud to invite all to our preview block party, Calle Latina, where we’ll be celebrating the colors, textures and sounds of Latin America. The ongoing insights and assistance from Latin embassy partners and the city’s cultural tastemakers have been invaluable in the creation of this new marketplace,” says EDENS CEO Jodie W. McLean. “Inclusivity and cultural appreciation are the foundation of any strong community and seem more important now than ever. We hope that by showcasing these dynamic cultures, we can spark conversations and relationships across diverse cultures.”

Ozomatli, known as much for their music as their activism, are two-time Grammy winners with a one-of-a-kind sound that encompasses a wide array of musical styles, including salsa, jazz, funk, reggae, rap and more. Since their inception in 1995, Ozomatli has performed all over the world in places like China, Tunisia, Jordan and Burma, serving both as cultural ambassadors and advocates for farm workers’ rights and immigration reform.

D.C.-area native Cerda is a double-threat singer and dancer, boasting Billboard-charting singles Al Lado Mio, Color Favorito and Un Poco Mas, as well as a 3,500-square-foot, state-of-the-art dance studio in northern Virginia.

La Cosecha’s partnerships with Latin embassies, cultural and diplomatic leaders and strategic stakeholders from the Latin community will solidify the new marketplace as a national platform for Latin culture and cuisine. Cultural opportunities for the larger community will include art exhibits, film screenings, live performances, media lab space and outdoor activations throughout the year.

To RSVP for La Cosecha’s Calle Latina block party, please visit www.lacosechadc.com/callelatina.

Gelato Festival America @ City Market at O
Sep 7 @ 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Gelato Festival America is coming to Washington D.C., September 7th and 8th to City Market at O. Join Washington’s Italian community and come out to celebrate authentic Italian gelato. Along our journey to find the best gelato in America, international gelato artisans will gather in the capitol to prepare original flavors fresh in the world’s largest frozen dessert laboratory on wheels. Guests enjoy all-you-can-eat gelato while participating in the Eating Contest, Carpigiani Gelato University, Kids Jury and other activities for the whole family then vote for their favorite flavors to win the Gelato Festival Gold Medal.

 

Saturday, September 7th

11am-7pm

 

Sunday, September 8th

11am-7pm

City Market at O, 800 P St NW,Washington D.C., 20001

 

All-You-Can-Eat Gelato Wristbands

*Buy any 3 tickets for the price of 2 of them

Online – in advance At the gate
Kids – $10 Kids – $15
Adults – $25 Adults – $30
Seniors – $20 Seniors – $25

*Children ages 0-2 join the fun for free!

 

For Listing Editors

DATES & TIMES:         11am-7pm, Saturday, September 7th

11am-7pm, Sunday, September 8th

EVENT:                         Gelato Festival America: Washington D.C. 2019

LOCATION:                  City Market at O, 800 P St NW| Washington D.C., 20001

TICKET PRICES:           All You Can Eat:           Kids – $10, Adults – $25, Seniors – $20

By the Cup:                 3 Cups of Gelato – $10

PROMOTIONS:           Buy any 3 tickets for the price of 2 of them

Six Year Anniversary Celebration at Atlas Brew Works @ Atlas Brew Works
Sep 7 @ 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Ivy City brewery Atlas Brew Works will hold its sixth anniversary celebration with a special beer release at its Tap Room location on Saturday, September 7, before kicking off an exciting week of DC Beer Week market events.

Six Year Anniversary Celebration at Atlas Brew Works – Saturday, September 7 @ 12pm to 5pm

Join the Atlas Brew Works (2052 West Virginia Ave NE) team as they celebrate six years in Ivy City with games, Pelota Bar and Little Sesame food trucks, and a special release of their sixth anniversary beer, Dave Trippel, an 8.4% ABV rum barrel-aged Belgian Trippel. Alongside Atlas’ extensive beer collection, available for $5 during the party, the team will serve Blood Orange Gose slushies to be enjoyed outside. Guests are invited to take part in activities like a dunk tank, Mario Kart, and Doctor Who pinball competition, among others. Event tickets are available for $15 on GiftRocker or $25 at the door (subject to availability) and include one beer ticket and a donation to Living Classrooms. Additional beer tickets are available for advance purchase. For more information, visit www.atlasbrewworks.com.

Sep
8
Sun
Gelato Festival America @ City Market at O
Sep 8 @ 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Gelato Festival America is coming to Washington D.C., September 7th and 8th to City Market at O. Join Washington’s Italian community and come out to celebrate authentic Italian gelato. Along our journey to find the best gelato in America, international gelato artisans will gather in the capitol to prepare original flavors fresh in the world’s largest frozen dessert laboratory on wheels. Guests enjoy all-you-can-eat gelato while participating in the Eating Contest, Carpigiani Gelato University, Kids Jury and other activities for the whole family then vote for their favorite flavors to win the Gelato Festival Gold Medal.

 

Saturday, September 7th

11am-7pm

 

Sunday, September 8th

11am-7pm

City Market at O, 800 P St NW,Washington D.C., 20001

 

All-You-Can-Eat Gelato Wristbands

*Buy any 3 tickets for the price of 2 of them

Online – in advance At the gate
Kids – $10 Kids – $15
Adults – $25 Adults – $30
Seniors – $20 Seniors – $25

*Children ages 0-2 join the fun for free!

 

For Listing Editors

DATES & TIMES:         11am-7pm, Saturday, September 7th

11am-7pm, Sunday, September 8th

EVENT:                         Gelato Festival America: Washington D.C. 2019

LOCATION:                  City Market at O, 800 P St NW| Washington D.C., 20001

TICKET PRICES:           All You Can Eat:           Kids – $10, Adults – $25, Seniors – $20

By the Cup:                 3 Cups of Gelato – $10

PROMOTIONS:           Buy any 3 tickets for the price of 2 of them

Sep
10
Tue
Battle of the Barrel-Aged Beer VI @ Boundary Stone
Sep 10 @ 5:30 PM – 10:00 PM

Battle of the Barrel-Aged Beer VI @ Boundary Stone – Tuesday, September 10 @ 5:30pm to 10pm

Atlas Brew Works is one of six breweries competing in the sixth annual Battle of the Barrel-Aged Beer Competition at Boundary Stone (116 Rhode Island Ave NW). On Tuesday, September 10, try Atlas’ Tomb Essence, the brewery’s Imperial Silent Neighbor Stout, aged in Joseph Magnus Bourbon barrels. GA and VIP tickets are available on GiftRocker.