Following last weekend's reinstatement of the mask ordinance 😷 regular updates on community spread the Mayor's mask guidance can be found here.

Click here to learn more about this month's exhibits!

Shop DC at the 22nd Annual Sidewalk Sale in Logan Circle and along the U Street corridor! Local business has been challenged in the last year - so we encourage you to take a stroll down the road and support this year's participating merchants which include national stores, independents and even some restaurants joining the fun. For more info on the participating businesses Corridor click here.

As always, Miss Pixie's Furnishings & Whatnot will kick off the weekend on Friday August 6th from 5-8 p.m. with their 20% of sale and light sips and snacks for shoppers, courtesy of Rice Restaurant and Barcelona Wine Bar!

11 AM - 6 PM

A new art market can be found at 14th & U on Sundays. Each week a growing number of artisans and shops are setting up to showcase their work and offer you unique gifts and treasures - including beautiful handmade pottery featured in this picture.

Stop by ArtRAVE DC and support this new initiative!

This Sunday, the Foundry United Methodist Church will have Stacey Abrams as a guest speaker. You can stream the worship service online at foundryumc.org

It includes a slew of Dupont restaurants with 3-course menus for lunch, dinner, & brunch - use their website's search engine to search for participating restaurants by neighborhood, cuisine, indoor/outdoor and more.

National Museum of Women in the Arts brings recognition to the achievements of women artists of all periods and nationalities.

Visit now through August 8 before the building is closed for renovation.

7:00 PM

Her Majesty & Sons, a new local theater company, is bringing you a fresh adaptation of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night.

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Presented at the iconic D.C. War Memorial, this 1970’s themed, 90 minute adaptation will be chock full of music, gender bends, and passion for the play’s immortal words.

Tickets are $10-$25 click here for more information

Historic Dupont Circle Main Streets is seeking volunteers to staff it's next pop up from 12:00-6:00 pm.

Historic Dupont Circle Main Streets is seeking volunteers to staff it's next pop up. Volunteers will be at the Dupont Circle Metro – North, passing out maps and giving directions. If you love talking to people and know the neighborhood well, this job is for you.  

To volunteer from 11:30-3:00 or 3:00-6:30, visit http://dupontcirclepopup.com/578-2

(From the Phillips Collection) Seven years after a meteoric rise to national attention with his epic Migration Series, the leading American painter Jacob Lawrence began research for a new series.

At the launch of the modern Civil Rights Movement, Lawrence sought to visualize a more integrated American history through word and image. For more than five years, he read and researched. Then, in May 1954, just as the Supreme Court of the United States ruled to end racial segregation in public schools, he began to paint the first of 30 panels that would comprise Struggle: From the History of the American People.

Click here to learn more about the exhibit, ticket prices and hours.

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