Monday's Membership Meeting |
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Monday, October 2nd
7:00 PM
Congressional Club
2001 New Hampshire Avenue NW (corner of 16th & NH)
We are delighted to announce that John DeFerrari and Douglas Peter Sefton, the authors of the new book, 16th Street NW: Washington, DC's Avenue of Ambitions will regale us with stories of the ups and downs of the buildings along the street. Books will be available for $25 for signing by the authors. To ensure we have enough books, please reserve a copy by emailing DCCA, and bring cash or check to the meeting.
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🚨 Special Pre-Meet Opportunity to Tour Congressional Club
6:40 PM (before meeting begins)
Those who arrive early are in for a special treat - a tour of the First Ladies Gown Room at the Congressional Club which houses four foot high replicas of the inaugural gowns worn by every First Lady since Abraham Lincoln along with other historic treasures.
Early birds get the worm - be sure to arrive by 6:40 to enjoy!
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Our membership meetings are open to the public we encourage our DCCA members and neighbors to attend, bring a friend and join DCCA - we are stronger together!
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Not yet a DCCA member? New memberships start at just $15.
Click here to join or renew online or download the form to renew by mail.
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DOEE has a list of electronics that can be recycled and those that are hazardous and should not be placed in the trash. The electronics can be dropped at RFK on their recycling schedule or at eCycle events that are closer to home (and conveniently, close to a few city farmers markets!).
Click to learn about the electronics that can be recycled and upcoming dates for eCycle events, including a Saturday morning October 7th option in nearby Mount Pleasant.
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Italian Marble Carving at Dupont Underground |
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Today!
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Marmo | Marble. Carving the Future is an exhibit that highlights the links between Italian culture, land, creativity, and quality.The Embassy of Italy in Washington, the Italian Cultural Institute of Washington and Dupont Underground invite you to visit the exhibit and learn about marble's versatility and history. Original music enhances this immersive experience.
Tickets are $8-10 click here to learn more and check out other Underground events (including ballet and opera!)
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Saturday, Sep 30th
7:00 PM – 11:50 PM
Dupont Circle (and across the city)
The tenth annual Art All Night is coming soon and will be turning local galleries, embassies, museums, and Dupont Circle park into an exciting evening celebrating the arts. In addition to art, music, markets and fire jugglers - this year includes the showing of DC Fashion Week Menswear Collections in Dupont Circle Park at 10pm. Click here to read about Art All Night.
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March on Washington Film Festival |
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Through October 1st
The March on Washington Film Festival returns to DC to share untold stories and unsung heroes of the civil rights era. The festival lineup features film screenings, discussions, and a concert. Click here to learn about the free and paid events.
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Thursday, October 5th
5:00 - 8:30 PM
Phillips Collection
1600 21st Street
Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month with Latin jazz from Mark Merella Quartet and performances by Mariachi Los Amigos, try a Moyobambo Mule made with Chacho Spirits, get crafty in the art workshop, and join Spotlight Talks in Spanish.
The event is free for Phillips Members and $20 for the general public. Click here to learn more about Cultura and Ritmo.
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Stroll to the Square and Meet DC Past and Present |
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Saturday, October 14th
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Spend your day with the DC History Center at the Carnegie Library annual community day, learn all the latest DC History Center happenings, play, learn, explore and met your neighbors while you eat, drink, and shop local. You can explore the DC History Center, listen to pop-up talks, preview a family history research exhibit and get creative at craft stations. Outside there will be fun on the lawn including freebies, discounts. You can learn more about this free all ages, family friendly event by clicking here.
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Adams Morgan Porchfest is Back! |
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Saturday, October 14th
2:00 - 6:00 PM
Adams Morgan
Adams Morgan PorchFest will return on Saturday, October 14th, with nearly 100 bands taking part across 20 porches, business patios, and parks. And the closed 18th Street will become stages for the day, drawing music-lovers from around the region! Click here for the building list of bands, locations and links for more information.
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Mumbo Sauce Hits the Big Time |
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Locals know all about our secret sauce but the word is out.
On October 9th McDonalds will begin featuring the sauce as one of their options. While they have taken some license with the spelling they are committed to delivering - the release date national promotion of DC's sauce will include a documentary short about its origins.
Special sauce, lettuce cheese, indeed!
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Welp! The Federal Government Is Probably Shutting Down. Here’s How It Would Impact D.C. - LINK
New GW Parkway closures to start this weekend - LINK
Acting Police Chief Testified in front of Council Committee (wapo paywall) - LINK
These New Laws Go Into Effect in D.C. Region On October 1 - LINK
DC lost about 16,000 tax filer households and $16b during pandemic - LINK
DC Health Encourage Residents to get COVID Booster, Flu and RSV Vaccines - LINK
Dupont's Chang Chang revises menu and expands locations - LINK
Dupont's Alero moved further down CT Ave check out the new space - LINK
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Dupont Circle Citizens Association | info@dupont-circle.org | www.dupont-circle.org |
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