Announcements

The Dupont Artisan Market is excited to kick off its 19th season on April 11th, operating from 11 AM to 5 PM. The market will be held every other Saturday at our Dupont Circle location (1913 Massachusetts Ave, at the corner of Connecticut Ave, near the Q St. Metro station).

In addition to our regular market days, we have special events planned, starting with Embassy Day at Dupont Circle, which attracts over 20,000 attendees. Other major events include Art All Night and our signature Christmas markets on December 5th, 12th, and 19th, drawing up to 7,500 shoppers.

Ward 1 Councilmember Debate

Join the DC Nightlife Council (DCNC) for a community-driven debate featuring the candidates for the Ward 1 City Council seat.

Marie Claire Ntam, a Montgomery County-based real estate advisor and host on The American Dream TV – Selling DMV, has been named a 2026 Real Estate Newsmaker – Crusader by RISMedia, marking her third consecutive year receiving this national recognition.

The award honors professionals making a meaningful impact through leadership, innovation, and service. Ntam was recognized for leveraging real estate and media as a platform to uplift communities—spotlighting local businesses, nonprofits, and entrepreneurs while helping buyers and sellers navigate the market.

Celebrate spring with hands-on science, art, and creativity at the Spring Science Festival, March 28–29 at Because Science’s Craft Lab in Adams Morgan. This free, drop-in event features quick, engaging activities for all ages.

Make cherry blossom art, create with real electronic components, experiment with color-changing “pH painting,” make your own magnet, and even take apart electronics to see how they work. Activities rotate daily, so there’s something new to discover all weekend. Swing by for one activity or hit all of them!

The Capitol Hill Chorale is proud to share Zoltan Kodály’s masterpiece “Psalmus Hungaricus” in collaboration with the Washington Saxophone Quartet.

Kodály wrote the piece against the devastating backdrop of post-World War I Hungary, weaving traditional Hungarian musical motifs with the biblical story of King David. The result is an impassioned plea for justice.

The Washington Opera Society Masterclass Series is a five-part educational initiative designed to nurture emerging opera talent through direct mentorship with internationally respected artists, educators, and leaders in the field. This series reflects the Society’s commitment to artistic excellence, education, and professional development while expanding community engagement and donor participation. In the Fall of 2026, the series will culminate in a fully staged operatic performance showcasing select masterclass participants who have demonstrated exceptional artistic readiness, alongside established season professionals.

Saturday March 21st from 1:45 pm – 4:00 pm

Screening as part of the DC Environmental Film Festival (dceff.org)

Saturday, March 21, 1pm at the Miracle Theatre – Tickets $5 with the code MPEFF50.

Tickets are on sale now for the 34th Annual DC Environmental Film Festival. March 19-28, our programs will return to venues across the DMV Area, including museums, foreign embassies, universities, and other cultural institutions.

With the theme Against the Current, this year’s lineup of over 60 films will be a ten-day showcase for the bold storytellers, visionary leaders, and grassroots changemakers who are confronting urgent environmental crises and inspiring action in the face of powerful headwinds.

Embers Dispensary is pleased to present Open Season, a new art exhibition by artist Del Chapo.

Drawing inspiration from early grindhouse and exploitation cinema. Del Chapo’s paintings carry the evidence of their own making: drips, scratches, overpainting, and revisions remain visible. These marks are not afterthoughts they function as a record of looking, thinking, and pushing forward. In Open Season, the artist leans into that honesty, allowing the surface to feel alive, unstable, and confrontational.

We’re pleased to welcome Julia Batalla, MA, LGPC to our practice. Julia is known for her calm, steady presence and her ability to listen closely and thoughtfully—qualities that help clients feel comfortable slowing down and reflecting on what matters most.

Julia works with adults and older teens who want to better understand themselves. Her work draws on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help clients recognize patterns in how they think, respond, and navigate challenges.