Latest Events in Washington D.C.(June Updated)

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DHCD Public Hearing - Developing 199 Chesapeake Street SW The DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD), pursuant to the requirements of D.C. Official Code Section 42-3171.03, has scheduled a public hearing on Monday, June 23, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. in DHCD’s Housing Resource Center, 1909 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE, Washington, DC 20020, to consider the proposed disposition of the property noted below. 199 Chesapeake Street SW Property Type: SSL: 0251 0064 / 0251 0042 Property Type: Vacant Lot with Dilapidated Structure Ward: 8 Zoning: RF-2 Historic District: No Neighborhood: Congress Heights DHCD’s Property Acquisition and Disposition Division (PADD) offered the property as part of a Solicitation For Offer (SFO). The parcel was Solicited on May 30, 2024. The SFO sought proposals for the acquisition and development of the subject property. The competitive process resulted in the selection of Economical Development Solutions, LLC, the “Developer”, who has been awarded the property. The offer was approved by DHCD management, and the public hearing is scheduled for Monday, June 23, 2025. The public hearing is being conducted to ensure that citizens are informed about the disposing and development of the properties identified above to the named Developer, and to ensure that all citizens can present publicly their views concerning such disposition. Testimony : If you would like to present oral testimony, you are encouraged to register in advance either by e-mailing Ms. Chantese Rogers, chantese.rogers@dc.gov or by calling 202-478-1355. Please provide your name, address, telephone number, and organization affiliation, if any. Written Statements : Written statements may be submitted at the hearing, or until 4:45 p.m ., Monday, June 23, 2025 , by emailing chantese.rogers@dc.gov or by calling 202-478-1355, and should be addressed to: Colleen Green, Director, DC Department of Housing and Community Development, ATTN: PADD, 1909 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE, Washington, DC 20020. Language and Translation Services : Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (TDD) relay service is available by calling (800) 201-7165. A sign language interpreter and language translation services are available upon request by calling Pamela Hillsman at 202-442-7251. If you require language translation, please specify which language (Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese-Mandarin/Cantonese, Amharic, or French). Language translation services will be provided to pre-registered persons only. The deadline for requiring services of an interpreter is 7 days prior to the hearing . PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS : Street parking will be limited, and we encourage you to utilize various modes of transportation, such as the Metro or ride-sharing services. Here are a few options for public transportation: Closest Metro : Anacostia Metro Station Closest Bus Routes : 90, 92, A6, A8, A33, B2, C11, C15, C23, C31, C41, C51, C53, P6, V2 Closest Bikeshare Station : Marion Barry Avenue SE and Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE Information Source: DC Department of Housing and Community Development | eventbrite

TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 2025 | 5:00 - 7:30 PM ET RECEPTION & SPEAKING PROGRAM FOLLOWED BY FILM SCREENING featuring Paul Gregory | Research Fellow, Hoover Institution Lyubov Sobol | Human Rights Activist Marianna Yarovskaya | Film Producer and Director _____________________________________________________________ Join The Hoover Institution in DC for the next session in the Ideas Uncorked monthly happy hour series that brings together preeminent scholars from the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and the best from California Wine Country. This is an in-person only series at the Hoover Institution's Washington, DC office. ABOUT Paul Gregory is Cullen Professor Emeritus in the Department of Economics at the University of Houston, a research fellow at the German Institute for Economic Research in Berlin, and emeritus chair of the International Advisory Board of the Kiev School of Economics. Gregory is the author or coauthor of twelve books and more than one hundred articles on economic history, the Soviet economy, transition economies, comparative economics, and economic demography. Such as; Women of the Gulag: Portraits of Five Remarkable Lives (Hoover Institution Press, 2013), Politics, Murder, and Love in Stalin’s Kremlin: The Story of Nikolai Bukharin and Anna Larina (Hoover Institution Press, 2010), Lenin’s Brain and Other Tales from the Secret Soviet Archives (Hoover Institution Press, 2008), Terror by Quota (Yale, 2009), and The Political Economy of Stalinism (Cambridge, 2004), for which he received the Hewett Prize, awarded to works on the political economy of Russia, Eurasia, or Eastern Europe. He co-edited The Lost Transcripts of the Politburo (Yale, 2008). His archival work is summarized in Allocation under Dictatorship: Research in Stalin’s Archive ( Journal of Economic Literature). As a producer, Gregory worked with director Marianna Yarovskaya on the documentary film Women of the Gulag , which was short-listed for the 2019 Academy Awards. Marianna Yarovskaya is an American-Russian documentary filmmaker. Yarovskaya grew up in Moscow, Russia in a family of a theater directors, playwrights, and a rocket scientist. Her first documentary film, Undesirables (1998), won the 2001 Student Academy Award (Student Oscar). Since then, she has worked for dozens of programs for Discovery Channel, National Geographic, History Channel, NASA, and Netflix as a producer, executive producer, and senior editor. She has credits on over 80 documentary films and TV programs, including researcher credits on two Academy Award-winning films and one Academy nominated feature film. In 2021, she was one of the producers on the Netflix series, How to Become a Tyrant . Marianna holds an MA from the Moscow State University's School of Journalism, and an MFA in Film/TV Production from the USC School of Cinematic Arts. She has been a member of the Producers Guild of America since 2011, and an Academy Gold member since 2017. Lyubov Sobol is a human rights activist from Russia. A staunch advocate for the democratization of Russia, she previously served as a lawyer for Alexei Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation and played a role in several significant investigations in Russia, including those against Yevgeny Prigozhin, the deceased owner of the private military company Wagner. In addition to her legal pursuits, Sobol has a strong online presence: she operates a YouTube channel with over 600,000 subscribers, where she covers topics including corruption in Putin’s regime, the war in Ukraine, and other current events. Her efforts have been recognized with the Sergei Magnitsky Award, honoring her contributions to the fight for democracy in Russia. In 2019, the BBC included her in the Leadership category on its list of 100 Inspiring and Influential Women from around the world. Information Source: Hoover Institution, Washington DC | eventbrite

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Join us in Washington, D.C. for the inaugural Administrative Data Research Conference (ADRCon) where together we will unlock the power of administrative data to serve the public good. Whether you’re an established researcher or evaluator, or just embarking on your career, ADR Con offers a dynamic opportunity to connect with your peers, gain valuable insights for working with administrative data, and spark innovative ideas you can apply to your work. ADRCon 2025: Information ADRCon brings together researchers, practitioners, and students to share the latest research findings, discuss cutting-edge methodologies and emerging technologies for using administrative data, and showcase real-world applications. We’ve lined up experts, thought leaders, and professionals from academia, government, and industry for a series of presentations, panels, and keynotes to explore the opportunities and challenges for using administrative data in research, and reflect on how we can unleash the full potential of administrative data for public good. ADRCon 2025 will include sessions on these topics: Data Linkage Methods: Administrative data can be messy, with inconsistencies or missing information. We’ll explore methods to assess, clean, and link administrative data. Data Governance and Infrastructure : Administrative data often contains sensitive personal information; privacy and security are crucial considerations for using and sharing data and analyses. We’ll discuss infrastructure challenges and solutions when managing access to restricted, sensitive data, and the use of privacy enhancing technologies. Ethics, Legal, and Social Implications: From AI to public engagement, there are numerous considerations for responsible use of administrative data. We’ll review topics including social license, transparency, incentives, legal and regulatory issues, and participatory engagement models. Real-World Data Applications: We’ll hear about projects using integrated data systems, administrative records, and private sector data. In addition to the conference, you can get hands-on training to sharpen your skills and expand your toolset with one of our two workshops, offered from 1:00pm-4:00pm ET on June 23. Workshop information can be found below! – sign up for updates here ADRCon 2025 is co-hosted by Georgetown University’s Massive Data Institute , Mathematica , and Northwestern University’s Institute for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine . For more information, visit our Frequently Asked Questions . ADRCon is committed to making our event accessible to everyone. If you require an accommodation or service to fully participate, please contact adrcon-info@georgetown.edu at least 14 days prior to the event. Choose one of our two workshops: Unlocking Data Inventories: Insights into Administrative Data Organizer: Amy O’Hara Collaborators: Coleridge Initiative, ICPSR Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pm, Monday, 6/23/25 Who Should Attend? This workshop is ideal for researchers, policymakers, data scientists, and anyone interested in utilizing administrative data for their work. Whether you are a seasoned researcher or new to the field, the insights and knowledge gained from this workshop will be invaluable in navigating the complex landscape of administrative data inventories and enclaves. OR Record Linkage in Health: An Interactive Journey from Basics to Cutting-Edge Applications Organizer: Abel Kho Presenters: Abel Kho, Northwestern; Shaun Grannis, Regenstrief Institute; Toan Ong, Univ. Colorado; Hye-Chung Kum, Texas A&M Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pm, Monday, 6/23/25 Who Should Attend: This workshop is designed for a diverse audience, catering to various levels of expertise. It welcomes neophytes who are new to the field and eager to learn the basics of record linkage. Additionally, it is ideal for practitioners with moderate experience who wish to expand their knowledge and delve deeper into the subject. Finally, seasoned professionals will find the workshop valuable as it explores cutting-edge techniques and the latest innovations in the field. Information Source: Georgetown University Massive Data Institute | eventbrite

East City Bookshop welcomes Mia Sosa to discuss her newest romance novel, When Javi Dumped Mari. Note on Format:This hybrid event will have both an in-person component with limited seating as well as a virtual broadcast via Zoom Webinar. Both in-person and virtual attendees will be able to pose questions to the author during audience Q&A. ABOUT WHEN JAVI DUMPED MARI TheUSA Todaybestselling author ofThe Worst Best Manis back with a fun and flirty rom-com about a pact between friends that goes awry when one of them suddenly decides to get married. One engagement. Two best friends. Three’s a crowd. On the eve of their college graduation, best friends Javier Báez and Marisol Campos swore never to date someone the other doesn’t approve of. Now, almost a decade later, Javi has a problem. Mari, the woman he’s secretly pined for since sophomore year, is engaged—and Javi didn’t even get the chance to vet the Pedro Pascal knockoff she plans to marry. A successful entertainment lawyer in Los Angeles, Mari is no longer seeking Javi’s dating advice or waiting for him to declare his love. Instead, she’s made a different pact—with herself. And to succeed, Mari’s vowing to build a future with someone who wants to commit to her. With his life and career finally on track, Javi’s ready to confess his feelings. Except Mari’s changed the script and moved on without him. Javi has just six weeks to convince Mari this marriage is a flop. If that means he needs to ruffle some feathers to help her avert disaster, well, he’s up for the challenge. After all, isn’t that what best friends are for? Mia Sosa is a USA Today bestselling author of romantic comedies and contemporary romances that celebrate our multicultural world. She has received praise from The Washington Post, Bustle, NPR, Entertainment Weekly, Popsugar, Buzzfeed, Oprah Daily, and many more. A New York City native, she now lives in Maryland with her college sweetheart, their two book-obsessed daughters, a gentle Cavalier King Charles spaniel, and one adorable rescue cat that rules them all. Information Source: East City Bookshop | eventbrite

Heat up your summer with Chamber Dance Project, whose signature interplay of electrifying ballet and live music comes alive in a passionate program of premieres and audience favorites. Make your experience more special and celebrate Opening Night with premium tickets on Wednesday, June 25 , and stay for the post-show Summer Solstice Party with the dancers and musicians. In the spirit of light, wear white! Golden Solstice Circl e includes premium center orchestra seating, pre-performance, and intermission to a private lounge with an open bar and access to the Summer Solstice Party. Solstice Circle includes premium center orchestra seating access to the Summer Solstice Party Chamber Dance Project is celebrated for its daring choreography, live music, and unparalleled collaborations. Please note that performance-only tickets do not include access to the Summer Solstice party. Contact us at 202.499.2297 or email erin@chamberdance.org if you prefer to pay via check to bypass processing fees for this ticket level. Purchase early to lock in prices and the best seats! All ticket prices are subject to change based on demand. The Program With its riveting score for electric violin, Ulysses Dove’s abstract Red Angels , created for the New York City Ballet in 1994 and making its D.C. premiere, will set your heart beating to the power and athleticism of its four dancers. Three men and two women moving to the passionate rhythms of two iconic Argentinian composers will transport you through a whirlwind of emotion and physical intensity that marks this world premiere from choreographer Jorge Amarante. Pools of light pinpointing discrete sequences of movement on an otherwise dark stage, Prufrock is one of two repertoire audience favorites to be included in the program. T.S. Eliot’s poem reveals itself in new and surprising ways while read aloud, accompanied by a stretch of the music, “hauntingly spare and percussive”, hailed by the Washington Post. In Songs by Cole , a jazz trio led by celebrated D.C. vocalist Lena Seikaly reimagines the melodies of America’s celebrated songwriter. Don’t miss this stylish collaboration between dancers and a jazz ensemble, set to Cole’s mysterious and propulsive melodies–a Chamber Dance audience favorite making its much-anticipated return. The company’s resident quartet will perform the D.C. premiere (not sure this is true yet) of Testimony by composer Charlton Singleton, which draws upon the musical traditions of the Gullah culture in the American Southeast's Lowcountry region. Testimony was composed for 50 For The Future: The Kronos Learning Repertoire. Red Angels choreographed by Ulysses Dove. Dancers: Sophie Miklosovic and Patric Palkens Photo: Alexander Sargent Information Source: Chamber Dance Project Dancers & Musicians | eventbrite

Join Eaton for a recurring screening series: classic films with live remixed scores, led by DJ B-Sharpe. Enjoy the unique fusion of film and live music, presented in the beautiful atmosphere of Eaton Cinema. The perfect date night or an evening out with friends. June 25: Set It Off Check back. More dates and titles to be announced soon. Information Source: Eaton DC | eventbrite

Heat up your summer with Chamber Dance Project, whose signature interplay of electrifying ballet and live music comes alive in a passionate program of premieres and audience favorites. Make your experience more special and celebrate Opening Night with premium tickets on Wednesday, June 25 , and stay for the post-show Summer Solstice Party with the dancers and musicians. In the spirit of light, wear white! Golden Solstice Circl e includes premium center orchestra seating, pre-performance, and intermission to a private lounge with an open bar and access to the Summer Solstice Party. Solstice Circle includes premium center orchestra seating access to the Summer Solstice Party Chamber Dance Project is celebrated for its daring choreography, live music, and unparalleled collaborations. Please note that performance-only tickets do not include access to the Summer Solstice party. Contact us at 202.499.2297 or email erin@chamberdance.org if you prefer to pay via check to bypass processing fees for this ticket level. Purchase early to lock in prices and the best seats! All ticket prices are subject to change based on demand. The Program With its riveting score for electric violin, Ulysses Dove’s abstract Red Angels , created for the New York City Ballet in 1994 and making its D.C. premiere, will set your heart beating to the power and athleticism of its four dancers. Three men and two women moving to the passionate rhythms of two iconic Argentinian composers will transport you through a whirlwind of emotion and physical intensity that marks this world premiere from choreographer Jorge Amarante. Pools of light pinpointing discrete sequences of movement on an otherwise dark stage, Prufrock is one of two repertoire audience favorites to be included in the program. T.S. Eliot’s poem reveals itself in new and surprising ways while read aloud, accompanied by a stretch of the music, “hauntingly spare and percussive”, hailed by the Washington Post. In Songs by Cole , a jazz trio led by celebrated D.C. vocalist Lena Seikaly reimagines the melodies of America’s celebrated songwriter. Don’t miss this stylish collaboration between dancers and a jazz ensemble, set to Cole’s mysterious and propulsive melodies–a Chamber Dance audience favorite making its much-anticipated return. The company’s resident quartet will perform the D.C. premiere (not sure this is true yet) of Testimony by composer Charlton Singleton, which draws upon the musical traditions of the Gullah culture in the American Southeast's Lowcountry region. Testimony was composed for 50 For The Future: The Kronos Learning Repertoire. Red Angels choreographed by Ulysses Dove. Dancers: Sophie Miklosovic and Patric Palkens Photo: Alexander Sargent Information Source: Chamber Dance Project Dancers & Musicians | eventbrite

Strive welcomes you to 'Non-Profits and Business Networking', Washington DC's hottest networking event! We are set in the perfect location for all to join. Are you interested in non-profits and business? Want to elevate your career? Meet Executives, Consultants, Benefactors, and more who are active in the space or are eager to get started. **This will be a multi-vertical event ** There will be professionals with backgrounds in the arts, finance, tech, real estate, healthcare, and more. Come with an open mind, and leave with connections that wouldn't be possible otherwise! Pack some business cards and come with an open mind! Meet your future business partners, employers, coworkers, investors, and friends. You don't want to miss this opportunity to expand your network and create a brighter future. We will have a space for our event to check-in. The event will go from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (feel free to come at any point in this timeframe). Name tags will be provided. Business casual dress code. Job fair attire. Remember - it's not about who you know today, it's who you'll meet tomorrow! We look forward to meeting you at the event! Sincerely, Strive Networking Team Refund requests are permitted up to 24 hours after purchase, so long as we are not within 48 hours of the event start time. Refunds will be made in full and repaid to your method of payment. Note that we are unable to reimburse for eventbrite fees. Disclaimer: By attending Strive Networking events you agree to photos/videos taken during the event being used to promote future events. Information Source: Strive Networking | eventbrite

Sen. Lisa Murkowski, a third-generation Alaskan serving as the state’s senior senator, has repeatedly stood at the center of our country’s most challenging issues, serving as a swing vote and a voice of reason willing to challenge the president, regardless of who holds the office. In Far From Home: An Alaskan Senator Faces the Extreme Climate of Washington, D.C., she offers hope for a functional Washington and takes you through the defining events of her more than twenty-year career. Sen. Murkowski will be in conversation with Libby Casey , senior news anchor covering politics and breaking news with The Washington Post. Previously, she was a public radio reporter based in Fairbanks, Alaska. with Politics and Prose Bookstore *A book signing will follow the event. Events at Sixth & I Click here for directions to our historic building. For details about accessible seating and entry, click here . Click here to review our event policies, security procedures, and food and beverage policies. Click here for step-by-step instructions to transfer your ticket to someone else. Click here for step-by-step instructions to transfer your in-person ticket to a virtual ticket Information Source: Sixth & I: Talks | eventbrite

Strive welcomes you to 'Tech and Business Networking', Washington DC's hottest networking event! We are set in the perfect location for all to join. Are you interested in acting, production and business? Want to elevate your career? Meet other actors, producers, designers, videographers, and many more who are active in the space or are eager to get started. **This will be a multi-vertical event ** There will be professionals with backgrounds in the arts, finance, tech, real estate, healthcare, and more. Come with an open mind, and leave with connections that wouldn't be possible otherwise! Pack some business cards and come with an open mind! Meet your future business partners, employers, coworkers, investors, and friends. You don't want to miss this opportunity to expand your network and create a brighter future. We will have a space for our event to check-in. The event will go from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (feel free to come at any point in this timeframe). Name tags will be provided. Business casual dress code. Job fair attire. Remember - it's not about who you know today, it's who you'll meet tomorrow! We look forward to meeting you at the event! Sincerely, Strive Networking Team Refund requests are permitted up to 24 hours after purchase, so long as we are not within 48 hours of the event start time. Refunds will be made in full and repaid to your method of payment. Note that we are unable to reimburse for eventbrite fees. Disclaimer: By attending Strive Networking events you agree to photos/videos taken during the event being used to promote future events. Information Source: Strive Networking | eventbrite

Strive welcomes you to 'Multi-Vertical Business Networking', Washington DC's hottest networking event! We are set in the perfect location for all to join. Are you interested in business? Want to elevate your career? Meet Consultants, Analysts of all types, Bankers, Software Engineers, Entrepreneurs, and more who are active in the space or are eager to get started. **This will be a multi-vertical event ** There will be professionals with backgrounds in the arts, finance, tech, real estate, healthcare, and more. Come with an open mind, and leave with connections that wouldn't be possible otherwise! Pack some business cards and come with an open mind! Meet your future business partners, employers, coworkers, investors, and friends. You don't want to miss this opportunity to expand your network and create a brighter future. We will have a space for our event to check-in. The event will go from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (feel free to come at any point in this timeframe). Name tags will be provided. Business casual dress code. Job fair attire. Remember - it's not about who you know today, it's who you'll meet tomorrow! We look forward to meeting you at the event! Sincerely, Strive Networking Team Refund requests are permitted up to 24 hours after purchase, so long as we are not within 48 hours of the event start time. Refunds will be made in full and repaid to your method of payment. Note that we are unable to reimburse for eventbrite fees. Disclaimer: By attending Strive Networking events you agree to photos/videos taken during the event being used to promote future events. Information Source: Strive Networking | eventbrite

Strive welcomes you to 'Politics and Business Networking', Washington DC's hottest networking event! We are set in the perfect location for all to join. Are you interested in tech and business? Want to elevate your career? Meet Consultants, Analysts of all types, Entrepreneurs, Lawyers, Political Science Professionals and more who are active in the space or are eager to get started. **This will be a multi-vertical event ** There will be professionals with backgrounds in the arts, finance, tech, real estate, healthcare, and more. Come with an open mind, and leave with connections that wouldn't be possible otherwise! Pack some business cards and come with an open mind! Meet your future business partners, employers, coworkers, investors, and friends. You don't want to miss this opportunity to expand your network and create a brighter future. We will have a space for our event to check-in. The event will go from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (feel free to come at any point in this timeframe). Name tags will be provided. Business casual dress code. Job fair attire. Remember - it's not about who you know today, it's who you'll meet tomorrow! We look forward to meeting you at the event! Sincerely, Strive Networking Team Refund requests are permitted up to 24 hours after purchase, so long as we are not within 48 hours of the event start time. Refunds will be made in full and repaid to your method of payment. Note that we are unable to reimburse for eventbrite fees. Disclaimer: By attending Strive Networking events you agree to photos/videos taken during the event being used to promote future events. Information Source: Strive Networking | eventbrite