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SUMMARY:Tanabata | The Japanese Star Festival
DESCRIPTION:Tanabata\, the Japanese Star Festival\, celebrates the legend of Orihime\, the weaver princess\, and Hikoboshi\, the herder. These lovers\, separated by the Milky Way\, are allowed to meet just once a year on the seventh day of the seventh month. \nEnjoy a summer evening relaxing in Hillwood’s spectacular gardens and take part in festive indoor and outdoor entertainment: \n\nListen to delightful music performed by the Washington Toho Koto Society.\nExplore the enchanting Japanese-style garden.\nBring a blanket or lawn chairs from home and enjoy a picnic on the spacious Lunar Lawn. Sandwiches\, drinks\, and snacks are available for purchase from Merriweather To Go.\nCreate and decorate your own paper lantern to take home.\nWrite poems and special wishes on colorful strips of paper\, called tanzaku\, to hang on bamboo\, following the traditional Japanese custom to celebrate Tanabata.\nTry your hand at Japanese calligraphy and origami with our partners at the Japan-America Society of Washington DC.\nJoin volunteers from the National Air and Space Museum to explore the constellations associated with the Tanabata legend through solar telescopes and sky maps (weather permitting).\nWhile here\, be sure to explore our newest exhibition\, Interwoven: A Tradition of Textiles.\n\nEVENT TIMELINE\n5:30-8:30 p.m. | Explore Hillwood \n\nEnjoy Hillwood’s mansion\, gardens\, and greenhouse.\nVisit the Interwoven: A Tradition of Textiles exhibition.\nMerriweather To Go and museum shop open.\nPicnic on the Lunar Lawn.\nDecorate paper lanterns\, fold origami\, practice calligraphy\, and make tanzaku (paper wishes).\n\n6 p.m. | 7 p.m. | 8 p.m. | 20-minute concerts by the Washington Toho Koto Society \nPICNICKING INFORMATION\n\nPicnicking is welcome at this event. Please note our liquor license does not allow patrons to bring in outside alcohol.\nPlease bring your own picnic blankets or lawn chairs for seating on the lawn.\nFood and drinks\, including beer and wine\, will be available from Merriweather To Go.
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LOCATION:Hillwood Museum & Gardens\, 4155 Linnean Avenue\, NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20008
CATEGORIES:Cultural,Other Entertainment
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SUMMARY:PandaFest
DESCRIPTION: Panda Fest\, one of the nation’s fastest-growing outdoor Asian food and culture festivals in the United States\, will make its D.C. debut this summer with a two-day celebration of Asian cuisine\, culture and community set in the heart of the nation’s capital. \nThe festival will take place Saturday\, August 15\, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday\, August 16\, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. along Pennsylvania Avenue NW between 4th and 7th streets. \nBringing together more than 90 Asian food vendors\, 200-plus street food offerings\, cultural performances\, over 40 merchandise vendors and family-friendly activities\, Panda Fest will transform downtown D.C. into an immersive celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures. \n“D.C. already has a special connection to pandas\, so bringing Panda Fest to the District and the DMV felt like a natural fit\,” said BiuBiu Xu\, founder of Panda Fest. “We’re excited to create an experience that brings people together through food\, culture and community while celebrating the incredible diversity of Asian cultures in one of the most vibrant cities in the country.” \nLaunched in 2024\, Panda Fest now produces 13 events across 11 cities and welcomes more than 500\,000 attendees. The multi-city festival has expanded to destinations including Atlanta\, Boston\, Philadelphia\, Dallas\, Seattle\, Nashville and Orlando\, with additional cities planned for 2026. \nFestivalgoers in D.C. can expect a wide range of Asian street food and specialty dishes from local and nationally recognized vendors. Featured vendors include Chan Bai Mei of New York City\, known for its candied hawthorn tanghulu; Le Poke of Atlanta; Dumpling King of New York City; and Mumu Sweets\, featuring mochi donuts. More local vendors will be announced in the coming weeks. \nBeyond food\, the festival features a curated marketplace featuring more than 40 vendors showcasing crafts\, apparel\, accessories\, and artisanal goods inspired by Asian heritage. Cultural programming spans traditional art demonstrations\, contemporary dance\, theatrical showcases\, and nonstop live entertainment. While the final lineup will be announced closer to the event\, previous editions of Panda Fest have included lion dances\, sugar painting\, paper cutting\, and calligraphy\, and K-pop dance performances. \nPandas remain at the heart of the experience\, with playful\, Instagram-worthy attractions\, including a 15-foot inflatable panda\, a panda bounce ring\, themed treats\, exclusive merchandise/souvenirs\, interactive games\, and photo moments throughout the festival grounds. \nPanda Fest is a family-friendly event. Children under 6 receive free admission\, and attendees are encouraged to use rideshare or public transportation. \nFor tickets and more information\, go to www.pandafests.com and follow @pandafestdc on Instagram.
URL:https://kstreetmagazine.com/event/pandafest/
LOCATION:DC
CATEGORIES:Cultural,Other Entertainment
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SUMMARY:PandaFest
DESCRIPTION:Panda Fest\, one of the nation’s fastest-growing outdoor Asian food and culture festivals in the United States\, will make its D.C. debut this summer with a two-day celebration of Asian cuisine\, culture and community set in the heart of the nation’s capital. \nThe festival will take place Saturday\, August 15\, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday\, August 16\, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. along Pennsylvania Avenue NW between 4th and 7th streets. \nBringing together more than 90 Asian food vendors\, 200-plus street food offerings\, cultural performances\, over 40 merchandise vendors and family-friendly activities\, Panda Fest will transform downtown D.C. into an immersive celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures. \n“D.C. already has a special connection to pandas\, so bringing Panda Fest to the District and the DMV felt like a natural fit\,” said BiuBiu Xu\, founder of Panda Fest. “We’re excited to create an experience that brings people together through food\, culture and community while celebrating the incredible diversity of Asian cultures in one of the most vibrant cities in the country.” \nLaunched in 2024\, Panda Fest now produces 13 events across 11 cities and welcomes more than 500\,000 attendees. The multi-city festival has expanded to destinations including Atlanta\, Boston\, Philadelphia\, Dallas\, Seattle\, Nashville and Orlando\, with additional cities planned for 2026. \nFestivalgoers in D.C. can expect a wide range of Asian street food and specialty dishes from local and nationally recognized vendors. Featured vendors include Chan Bai Mei of New York City\, known for its candied hawthorn tanghulu; Le Poke of Atlanta; Dumpling King of New York City; and Mumu Sweets\, featuring mochi donuts. More local vendors will be announced in the coming weeks. \nBeyond food\, the festival features a curated marketplace featuring more than 40 vendors showcasing crafts\, apparel\, accessories\, and artisanal goods inspired by Asian heritage. Cultural programming spans traditional art demonstrations\, contemporary dance\, theatrical showcases\, and nonstop live entertainment. While the final lineup will be announced closer to the event\, previous editions of Panda Fest have included lion dances\, sugar painting\, paper cutting\, and calligraphy\, and K-pop dance performances. \nPandas remain at the heart of the experience\, with playful\, Instagram-worthy attractions\, including a 15-foot inflatable panda\, a panda bounce ring\, themed treats\, exclusive merchandise/souvenirs\, interactive games\, and photo moments throughout the festival grounds. \nPanda Fest is a family-friendly event. Children under 6 receive free admission\, and attendees are encouraged to use rideshare or public transportation. \nFor tickets and more information\, go to www.pandafests.com and follow @pandafestdc on Instagram.
URL:https://kstreetmagazine.com/event/pandafest-2/
LOCATION:DC
CATEGORIES:Cultural,Other Entertainment
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SUMMARY:Cry n' Vibe
DESCRIPTION:DC’s local crying expert\, Kiara McGowan\, owner of Crying in D.C.\, will host Cry n’ Vibe on Sunday\, August 30. The event will take place at Balcón\, the second-floor gallery event space located within La Cosecha at Union Market. \nGuests will enjoy an afternoon of gentle somatic movement\, guided meditation\, and exclusive wellness gifts from a hand-selected collection of brand partners such as MIYU Beauty\, South Block\, LeLick\, and Sertodo. Expect music\, intentional moments of restoration\, and an atmosphere where wellness\, creativity\, and community come together. \nWhat: Cry n’ Vibe – Event Link \nWho: Crying in D.C.\nWhen: August 30 – 3:00pm-5:00pm \nWhere: Balcón  -1280 4th Street NE\, Washington\, DC 20002 \n### \nCrying in D.C. ranks the best places to cry around Washington\, D.C. Since its inception\, it has amassed a digital following of more than 6\,000 D.C. Criers across TikTok and Instagram. In 2024\, Crying in D.C. launched “Cry n’ Vibe” curated events meant to be safe spaces for crybabies. \n 
URL:https://kstreetmagazine.com/event/cry-n-vibe/
LOCATION:Balcon\, 1280 4th Street NE\, Washington\, DC
CATEGORIES:Other Entertainment
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SUMMARY:Celebrate RFK Stadium's Legacy
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, September 5\, 2026 | 1-5 PM \nThe Fields at RFK Campus \n401 Oklahoma Avenue\, NE\, Washington\, DC 20002 \nFREE and open to the public. Learn more at EventsDC.com/RFKLegacy. \nPresented by Events DC \nThe Legacy Comes Alive\nVisitors can experience an exciting afternoon featuring: \nFan experiences with Washington football and baseball legends \nAutograph sessions and photo opportunities \nLive DJ and stage performances \nIntramural sports \nFamily-friendly activities \nFeature performances by local talent \nSpecial appearances from former players\, coaches\, elected officials\, community leaders\, and Washington\, DC sports legends will celebrate the stadium’s lasting impact on the city. \nOne Stadium\, Endless Stories \nRFK Stadium opened in 1961 and was home to the Washington Commanders – Washington’s professional football team\, hosted the return of baseball to the District with the first three seasons of the Washington Nationals and housed D.C. United before Audi Field was built. In addition to the many Washington professional teams\, the stadium hosted games for the 1994 World Cup and the1996 Olympics. \nRFK Stadium also hosted many cultural events including world-class concerts featuring The Beatles\, The Rolling Stones\, The Grateful Dead\, Stevie Wonder\, Michael Jackson and the Jackson Five\, Bruce Springsteen\, Madonna\, U2\, and local favorites Wale\, Rare Essence\, Backyard Band and HFStivals.
URL:https://kstreetmagazine.com/event/celebrate-rfk-stadiums-legacy/
LOCATION:RFK Stadium Grounds\, 401 Oklahoma Ave NE\, Washington\, DC\, 20002
CATEGORIES:Other Entertainment
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SUMMARY:Fairmont's Uncle Nearest Whiskey Brunch
DESCRIPTION:Fairmont Washington\, D.C.\, Georgetown is pleased to announce its annual brunch with Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey* taking place on Sunday\, September 27 beginning at 11:30am.  The captivating Victoria Eady Butler\, Uncle Nearest Master Blender and great\, great granddaughter of Nearest Green\, will present whiskey flights and lead lively discussions. Executive Chef Jaime Montes de Oca and Executive Pastry Chef Lyndsey Barton  will prepare a three-course culinary feast. \n Upon arrival in the courtyard\, guests will be treated to an Uncle Nearest Grown Folk Mimosa.  At 12:15\, all will be seated to enjoy brunch paired with cocktails created by Uncle Nearest Mixologist Akinde. \n The brunch menu includes: \nBread Basket with Whipped Rooftop Honey Butter \nTruffle Parker House Rolls\, Cornbread\, Cheddar Jalapeno Biscuit \n  \nFirst Course: \n1884 & Smoked Avocado Tartine \nCountry Bread\, Farm Egg\, Radish\, Micro Sprouts paired with an \nUncle Nearest Cocktail \n  \nSecond Course: \nMaryland Crab Cake and \nBlack Angus Short Rib \nNew Potato Hash\, Grilled Asparagus\, 1956 Grain Mustard Butter paired with an \nUncle Nearest Cocktail \n  \nDessert: \nChocolate Plant Pot \nUncle Nearest Soaked Chocolate Cake \nCaramel Creamux\, Cocoa Crumble\, Fresh Mint \nMatcha Bread Stick – Whiskey Chocolate Sauce \nUncle Nearest Flight – Including Fairmont’s Own Single Barrell \n  \nFairmont’s Brunch with Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey is $99 per person including all of the above\,  tax and gratuity or $219 with a bottle of Fairmont’s own Uncle Nearest Single Barrel.  Additional cocktails and cigars will also be available for purchase.  For reservations\, please visit Ticket Spice. \n*Uncle Nearest is the pioneer spirits brand to bear the name of a Black American. The brand’s portfolio boasts the Most Awarded Straight Bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey titles for the years 2019\, 2020\, 2021\, 2022\, 2023\, and 2024\, amassing over 1\,450 awards and accolades since its launch in 2017. The Nearest Green Distillery in Shelbyville\, Tennessee is now the seventh most visited distillery in the world. . https://unclenearest.com/
URL:https://kstreetmagazine.com/event/fairmonts-uncle-nearest-whiskey-brunch/
LOCATION:Fairmont Hotel – Washington DC\, 2401 M Street NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20037\, United States
CATEGORIES:Foodie,Other Entertainment
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