“From the Civilian Arts Project to the Warehouse Next Door, the Black Cat DC, Comet Ping Pong, Artisphere, The Howard Theatre, U Street Music Hall Presents, Penn Social, and Eaton DC—the DC Record Fair has brought out vinyl fans across DC (and VA!) for 15 years now. And for the 15th anniversary of the DC Record Fair, we’re returning to the Eaton DC on Sunday, May 19th to celebrate. (more…)
RESPECT. Here’s to many, many more: (more…)
1346 T Street, NW
From an email:
“On Wednesday, April 17, Compass Rose is turning TEN! The last decade would not have been possible without Compass Rose’s neighbors and friends and to celebrate these loyal patrons, it will be officially Compass Rose’s Customer Appreciation Day.
On April 17: (more…)
2606 Connecticut Ave, NW
From an email:
“Join us on Friday, March 8, from 7-10pm as Jazz at DK celebrates one year of live jazz at District Kitchen, Woodley Park’s home for merriment, music, and community. (more…)
We love you too. And here’s to many more!! (more…)
From Atlas (tickets here):
“From 12- 5pm, enjoy all beers for $5, a variety of food trucks, live music, and a dunk tank with proceeds going to charity. Your $20 ticket includes your first beer! (more…)
1811 14th Street, NW
Yesterday we heard about Tryst’s 25 year anniversary but we’ll one up it today with Black Cat’s 30th anniversary!! Concert celebrations this weekend already sold out – for those who are going – have fun!
2459 18th Street, NW
From Tryst:
“Tryst Coffeehouse opened its doors in September 1998 with the simple goal of building meaningful connections, one animal cracker at a time. Over the years, Tryst has become synonymous with community. “Thank you to all of our employees and patrons, both past and present, for the lasting imprint you’ve made on Tryst… transforming it into what we’ve always envisioned: Washington, DC’s very own ‘community living room,’” Tryst posted on Facebook earlier this month.
To celebrate 25 years of service, Tryst is throwing it back to the early days with a 90’s-themed bash on Saturday, September 9th. (more…)
2442 18th Street, NW
Bukom’s website says:
“A restaurant and live-music hot spot, Bukom Cafe was established in 1992 and has been a staple in the ever-changing Adams Morgan enclave of Washington, DC. Bukom was named after the bustling Bukom Square in Accra, Ghana, West Africa. (more…)
As we all know, Wonderland is far from hidden but is most definitely a gem – sometimes dirty, sometimes polished, but let’s be honest, often dirty – and that’s why we love it. A very happy 19th to these good peeps and here’s to many more! (more…)