Washington, D.C. Event Calendar

Make a funny PowerPoint, all the cool kids in DC are doing it!

Make a 5 minute or less PowerPoint presentation on whatever you want!

• Defend your unpopular opinions!

• Have a crazy story to share? You can recreate it with photos if you don’t have photos!

• What is on your bucket list?

• What are the absolute dumbest things you have ever done in your life?!

• Why should people date you?! Or not date you?!

• Why should you be cancelled? Already cancelled? Defend yourself!

• Things you think are overrated and underrated!

• Tell incredibly elaborate 2 truths and 1 lie!

• Share amazing knowledge!

• Or anything else!

• OR JUST GO AND WATCH!!!

Please don’t make a deck to bash your ex!

Submit your slides by April 30 to [email protected]

The NoMa Farmers Market is returning for its third season in an exciting new location! This season, we’re expanding and relocating from Alethia Tanner Park to Third Street between N and M Streets NE at the nexus of NoMa and Union Market, a vibrant neighborhood hub bustling with community, energy, and creativity.

The 2024 NoMa Farmers Market offers fresh produce, quality meats, bakery items, and artisan goods. Grab ready-to-eat meals and treats while enjoying live music and outdoor seating. Conveniently located near NoMa-Gallaudet metro and Union Market, it’s perfect for evening commuters and locals alike!

Join us this season in the heart of NoMa on Thursday evenings from 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Third Street between M & N Streets, NE. We look forward to seeing you there!

SAVE THE DATE for Northeast DC’s favorite Cinco de Mayo celebration at Bryant Street NE and Bryant Street Market!

Cinco de Mayo Weekend Line up:

Friday, May 3:

Free Salsa Social @ Bryant Street Market, Outside (weather permitting)

Saturday, May 4:

Farmer’s Market

Dreamer’s Collective Market

Bryant Street Block Party with DJ: 3PM-10PM

Performances from Corazon Folklorico

Pet Costume Contest

Sunday, May 5:

Pinata Making Workshop

Stay tuned for more details!

SAVE THE DATE for Northeast DC’s favorite Cinco de Mayo celebration at Bryant Street NE and Bryant Street Market!

Cinco de Mayo Weekend Line up:

Friday, May 3:

Free Salsa Social @ Bryant Street Market, Outside (weather permitting)

Saturday, May 4:

Farmer’s Market

Dreamer’s Collective Market

Bryant Street Block Party with DJ: 3PM-10PM

Performances from Corazon Folklorico

Pet Costume Contest

Sunday, May 5:

Pinata Making Workshop

Stay tuned for more details!

Singles on Socials Presents: DC 20’s & 30’s Singles Happy Hour

Our last singles happy hour drew over 250 of DC’s most eligible singles, creating a night to remember! Now, we’re back for more fun at Expat DC, Foggy Bottom’s hottest new bar. Teaming up once again with the VOLO sports league, we invite you to join us for an evening of mingling, cornhole, fantastic drink deals, and great company! Save the date and invite your single friends to Expat DC at 2000 Pennsylvania Avenue NW. We can’t wait to see you there!

Drink Specials:

$5 Draft Beers

$6 Seltzers

$7 Cocktails (non specialty)

** Women: Nervous to come alone? We got you. Come a half hour before the event begins at 6:30pm to grab a drink, make some friends, and find a wingwoman!

Follow us on instagram for more information: SinglesonSocials_DC

Come explore DC’s rich labor history with the Metro DC Democratic Socialists of America and the Labor Heritage Foundation. The free DC Labor History Walking Tour tour will visit several landmarks and pay tribute to the past and ongoing struggle of the American working class -join us and invite your friends! Sign up here to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScAWV9eHWQNBQUjMf3fg1-PBZqQjxOZFvblDmrsqFx90K4JNg/viewform

At the Tour, you will hear from a broad range of union organizers and labor experts who will impart their decades of knowledge on this walking tour. Learn about the early rise of labor power, the formations of the AFL and CIO, the violent state suppression of workers during World War 1, how workers fought back and won critical concessions through the Great Depression, the corporate conservative retaliation against unions that still impact workers today, the role neoliberal led international trade play in undercutting American labor, and much more.

The tour will meet at Columbus Circle right outside of Union Station at noon on 5/11, then go down Pennsylvanian Avenue, then up towards Lafayette Square, and end at McPherson Square- roughly ~2.4 miles of walking. We estimate the tour will conclude around 3:00 followed by a happy hour. The Tour is organized and led by the Metro DC DSA and part of the Labor Heritage Foundation’s annual DC LaborFest. Water and snacks will be provided along the route and be sure to wear walking shoes. Make sure to sign up here for weather updates and logistics: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScAWV9eHWQNBQUjMf3fg1-PBZqQjxOZFvblDmrsqFx90K4JNg/viewform

The 2024 Bethesda Fine Arts Festival will be held May 11 & 12, 2024 and will feature fine art created by 120 of the nation’s best artists, live entertainment and Bethesda restaurants.

Located in Bethesda’s Woodmont Triangle, along Norfolk, Auburn & Del Ray Avenues. Admission to the festival is FREE and parking is available in the public parking garage on Auburn Avenue. This event is held rain or shine.