Featured Events in Washington D.C. in May, 2025 (May Updated)

The Margarita Mile Bar Crawl will take you south of the border for a fun-filled day with cover-free access to Dupont’s most popular bars and rooftops, drink specials, DJs, tacos, giveaways and of course lots of tequila. Gather your amigos because this is the ultimate pre Cinco De Mayo event! Get ready to fiesta on these specials: $4 Bud Light, $5 Mexican Beer, $5 tequila sundrise shooters, $6 mixed drinks, $6 Margaritas Mexican Fare (select locations) DJs & Entertainment Giveaways & Prizes Participating bars & featured times: Public Bar Madhatter Twelve After Twelve Mayflower City Tap House Blue Moon Secret After Party Time : 2pm-10pm FAQs: REGISTRATION: Registration is from 2PM-5PM at your designated registration bar. You must check-in by 5pm to receive your event wristband. If you can't make it by 5pm, have a friend present your wristband for you. TICKETS: Are non refundable, however, tickets are transferable. ROUTE: Recommend times for each bar will be sent out 48 hours before the event. ID: Government issued ID is required. All participants must be 21 years old or older. WEATHER: Event goes on rain, snow or shine. Information Source: B Social Events | eventbrite

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Running of the Wools VIP Area - sponsored by Cricket Wireless & WesBanco Come join us at the Running of the Wools VIP Area for an exclusive viewing experience during the event! Enjoy a bar by Presidents Pub and a Cigar Lounge all sponsored by Cricket Wireless and WesBanco . In the Meeting Room VIP area sponsored by The Bradford House , there will be snacks and a place to rest during the excitement! Don't miss out on this opportunity to elevate your event experience! Information Source: Hosted by the WCHS and the WBDA | eventbrite

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Bring a friend and met your instructor, Megan, to learn a lovely art form and flex your creativity. This art form made popular by artists like M.C. Escher, produces beautiful prints over and over. Perfect for repeating designs or art prints, come learn how to carve your own printmaking blocks. During this workshop you’ll carve a 4” by 6” reusable lino block, learn to handle carving tools safely, and print your design. You can create your own design or choose form a selection of patterns curated by Megan. You'll learn the basics of carving with linoeluem and be able to create repeating patterns or mini prints perfect for gifts. All supplies provided. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Megan is a linocut artist with a background in history. She loves writing, sketching, sewing, and carving new lino blocks. She is passionate about taking time to do art and creative pursuits and learning new techniques. Her Instagram account Starglowrabbit focuses on the calm side of Lino cutting and creating art meditatively. Information Source: Shop Made in DC | eventbrite

Matinée Presents Shift K3Y at Flash Rooftop Join us on May 3rd , with Shift K3Y, the British DJ, producer, and songwriter known for his innovative take on house, garage, and electronic music. With a career that blends infectious melodies, deep basslines, and club-ready energy, Shift K3Y will bring the perfect vibe to at Flash. Date: May 3rd , 2025 Time: 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM Location: Flash Rooftop Address: 645 Florida Ave NW #7, Washington, DC 20001 Tickets available now. Information Source: Flash | eventbrite

Join us for the 22nd Annual Asia and Pacific Islands Catholic Marian Pilgrimage at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington D.C. Transportation fee is only $10 per person (fee is nonrefundable) Meals are not included. Limited Space! Transportation: Pick up location will be at the Pastoral Center | 7800 Carousel Ln. Richmond, VA 23294 Departure from the Pastoral Center | Richmond will be at 9:00 am Departure from the Basilica | Washington D.C. will be at 6:00 pm Estimated arrival back to the Pastoral Center will be 9:00 pm Schedule: Confession: 12:00 pm Procession and Call to Prayer 1:00 pm Rosary 2:00 pm Holy Mass 2:30 pm Community Reception 4:30 pm For more information about the event: Dr. Fred Semendy (703) 472-2032 or apcnmail@gmail.com Robert Hancock (202) 541-3225 or RHancock@usccb.org Information Source: Office of Asian Ministry | eventbrite

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Floral Arranging Funshop | floraTONIC Wellness Experience Join us for a time of active rest and joy at our floral arranging funshop! Your floraTONIC host will walk you through creating a floral arrangement and facilitate dialogue that encourages active rest as a wellness practice beyond this event. The experience will feature a specially curated music playlist for your sonic enjoyment as you arrange, a “TONIC Delight” signature cocktail, and other "TONIC" raffle surprises! All arranging materials will be provided : fresh blooms vases mechanics arranging tools The floraTONIC experience is designed to be a fun, refreshing, creatively cathartic outlet for EVERYONE — there are no prerequisites for floral design experience or interest. This is an exercise in utilizing the process of arranging as a means to slow down. You leave with a beautiful floral arrangement that you can gift yourself or a loved one! Information Source: floraTONIC | eventbrite

Wheatley Mini Family Portrait Fundraiser Join us at Wheatley Education Campus to capture beautiful memories with your loved ones! We are hosting our photo shoot day with DC photographer Katie Jett Walls, a DC-based family photographer with over a decade of experience making great family photos that are also fun and easy. All proceeds from this fundraiser will help the School Community Organization (SCO) support Wheatley's students and staff. We're planning for 12 mini-sessions in the morning (between 8:30 - 10:30 am) and another 12 mini-sessions in the afternoon (between 4:00 -6:00 pm). They're scheduled three per half-hour block - click through on "Reserve a spot" to see what time slots are still available. Don't miss out on this opportunity to create lasting memories and give back to the community. See you there! Information Source: Wheatley EC SCO | eventbrite

Looking to earn your Lifeguard Certification? At Five Points Washington, we value pool safety above all else. No one wants their child to be hurt in the water. That's why we teach you how to enforce proper safety measures and prevent others from drowning through our American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification Courses. The class will be limited to 10 participants plus an instructor. Classes will most likely end before the posted times each day, but per the Red Cross we must post the maximum suggested run times. The instructor will keep the participants up to date on times. Prerequisites: Participants must be at least 15 years of age Successfully complete a 150-yard continuous swim using front crawl, breaststroke, or a combination of both Successfully tread water for 2 minutes using legs only complete another 50 yard swim swim using front crawl, breaststroke, or a combination of both Successfully swim 20 yards, retrieve a 10 lb object from a depth of 7-10 ft using a surface dive, then return to starting point swimming with both hands on the object and keeping face at or near the surface of the water Failure to complete the prerequisites will result in removal from the course. Participants may practice prerequisites at Five Points at a pre-arranged time. No shows or late cancellations to any class date will void any refund as other participants could have participated in your slot. Class Format/Requirements: Our initial certification course is a blended learning course. Participants will meet on the first day of class to perform the prerequisite swim tests, receive their materials for the course, and begin their introduction into the course. They will have the time between that date and the next scheduled class date to complete the online learning portion of the course. The last 2 days of class are in-person training and will conclude the course. Participants must be in attendance for the entire length of the in-person course and complete the entire online learning portion prior to concluding the course. In order to pass the course, participants must successfully demonstrate all land scenarios and in-water skills and complete a multiple-choice test with a score of 80% or higher. May 3-4 | 9AM - 6PM Prerequisites April 23 from 6-7PM or by appointment. Cost: Initial Certification Courses are $375 All certifications are valid for 2 years For more information, contact Brad Weaver at BradW@fivepointswashington.org or call him at 309.444.8222 Information Source: Five Points Washington | eventbrite

Join Beth + Liat at DC's National Building Museum , featuring an all-level yoga flow and a "sound experience" by Liat Pisco, a sound practioner and owner of Yoga in Del Ray . During an extended savasana, Liat will offer a multi-sensory sound experience, featuring the gong, ocean drum, chimes, crystal bowls, crystal pyramid, and more. We will practice under the colossal, 75-foot-tall Corinthian columns in the Great Hall of The National Building Museum, America’s leading cultural institution devoted to interpreting the history and impact of the built environment. TICKETS TO TOUR THE MUSEUM ARE INCLUDED! All are welcome--the class is open to brand new and seasoned yogis alike! No previous yoga experience required. Please purchase tickets in advance and BYO yoga mat . Information Source: Beth A Wolfe Yoga | eventbrite

Each year, ruggers from the Washington Scandals RFC don their prettiest dress, prepare their best songs, and face off for the coveted title of Miss Sequins and Scrums. Ticket price includes admission – tipping is encouraged. Proceeds will benefit the Washington Scandals. Tip our queens in advance here ! Red Bear Brewing will have food and drink available for purchase. Information Source: Washington Scandals Rugby Football Club | eventbrite

For the 7th year, veteran Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey clown Jim Dandy and award-winning burlesque performer Delilah Dentata present a brunch-time romp through the funniest, weirdest, and most delightful burlesque, sideshow, circus, and variety acts they can find. Ssensational sideshow performers? Check. Eccentric ecdysiasts? Check again. Circus superstars? Yep. Acts that defy categorization? We've got that too! Enjoy the DC Comedy Loft's rotating lineup of beers , mixed drinks, and brunch menu while you marvel at our cast's phenomenal (and often strange) talents! Featuring... Bebe Bardeaux Darjeeling Doll Miss Leo Dymond Ruby Spruce Storm Psycho 6 Doors: 12p Show: 1p Information Source: DMVariety | eventbrite

Sunday Stories Day Party at 12 Stories Powered by Great Energy Group Sundays hit differently when you’re around the right energy! On May 4th , we’re back on the rooftop with your favorite Sunday celebration! This is more than just a party. It’s a vibe, a movement, a place where you belong. If you’re about great energy, unforgettable moments, and connecting with the right people, then this is where you need to be! Event Details: What: Greatest Day Party on the Waterfront, Sunday Stories powered by 12 Stories + Great Energy Group Date: Sunday, May 4th, 2025 Time: 3 PM - 10 PM | Complimentary Entry until 5pm with RSVP Location: 12 Stories Rooftop , 75 District Square SW, Washington, DC Energy: R&B, House, Hip-Hop Classics, Afrobeat & Amapiano Dress Code: Please dress competiviely. No sweats, flip-flops, ski-mask, crocs or durags Table Service: 240-583-0015 21+ Event – Grown & Fly Only Tickets/RSVP Required: Must have a ticket for entry. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the door. Complimentary Entry before 5pm arrival Media Notice: By attending, you agree to allow photographers and videographers associated with Great Energy Group to capture and use images for social media, publicity, and press purposes. All Ticket Sales Are Final To view highlights from events please see below: Visit us at greatenergygroup.com | IG: @littyinthecitytour @greatenergygroup#GreatEnergyOnly Information Source: The Great Energy Group | eventbrite

¡Hola amigos! Celebrate Cinco De Mayo with us at our Piñata Making Class ! Join us on Sunday, May 4th, 2024 at 12:00 PM at 670 Rhode Island Avenue Northeast . Get ready to unleash your creativity and craft your very own colorful piñata to take home. This hands-on class is perfect for all ages and skill levels. Bring your friends and family for a fun-filled afternoon of crafting and celebration. Don't miss out on this festive event! Each ticket will include a signature classic margarita, a mexican snack & 1 crafted pinata! 1 ticket = 1 piñata Information Source: Taqueria Habanero | eventbrite

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Send hand painted flowers to the moms in your life! Just in time for Mother’s Day, practice painting different kinds of flowers before painting them on watercolor greeting cards. Customize to suit the moms in your life, or even take one home to enjoy as art! Each participant will take home 3 painted watercolor cards with envelopes, their practice paintings, and a watercolor floral how-to guide. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Rachel Heiss (she/her) is an illustrator, hand letterer, and adjunct art professor. She creates watercolor and gouache prints, illustrations for personal clients, and hand-lettered signage for weddings and businesses. She paints the people, places and things that are important to her and her clients. Information Source: Shop Made in DC | eventbrite

Participants will leave the interactive training with a deeper understanding of the complexities involved in working with youth from special populations and will be better prepared to create inclusive and supportive environments in their youth development programs. Special populations may include individuals with disabilities, those experiencing socioeconomic disadvantages, LBGTQ identifying youth, youth from diverse cultural backgrounds, youth experiencing homelessness, and youth in foster care. The presentation will include group discussions and interactive activities to reinforce concepts and best practices Learn24 Grantees - This workshop will meet the criteria for grant compliance regarding professional development on special populations. Information Source: Learn24 | eventbrite

Religion in modern American politics has never split cleanly along left-right lines, even as styles of faith have aligned differently in an increasingly secular society. Over the 2010s, the relationship between civil religion and political ideology has evolved, with concepts like “Wokeness” and “Christian Nationalism” blending the spiritual and ideological. Prominent Catholic conversions, visible divisions within Evangelicalism and Judaism, and the Muslim community’s growing questions about its place in the culture wars have brought these dynamics into sharper focus than in decades past. Join the International Center for Religion and Diplomacy , the Eisenhower Institute and our friends from Wisdom of Crowds for an exploration of various approaches to political divisions and cultural issues that religious believers and institutions have taken in these deeply polarized, secularizing, and religiously diversifying years of the early 21st Century. Shadi Hamid is a columnist at the Washington Post, a professor of Islamic Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary, and a co-founder of Wisdom of Crowds. His writings have explored religion and spirituality in political culture among other things. Christine Emba is a columnist at the Washington Post, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, and an Editor-at-Large of Wisdom of Crowds. Her writings have explored religion and cultural issues around gender in public life among other things. Luke Nathan Phillips is a writer, tour guide, and MC based in Northern Virginia, working at the intersection of civic engagement, political discourse, and historical commentary. We will also be livestreaming the event on our YouTube channel here: https://youtube.com/live/BcBkGwcwjHs Information Source: International Center for Religion & Diplomacy | eventbrite

Old house aficionados and novice craftspeople alike can join us for this Preservation Month clinic on windows. Participants will assist Director of Preservation Jeff Larry and Historic Buildings and Grounds Technician Seth Young in restoring windows in the Cottage, which date back to the mid 1800s. Learn how to remove a double-hung sash, reglaze panes, and refresh window mullions using historic techniques. An exclusive experience for those looking to have an up-close and hands-on encounter with the building Lincoln lived in. Please wear clothes you can get dirty; the clinic will be hands on work. We'll finish with a Hard Hat Happy Hour - picnic lunch and drinks included. Come hang out! REGISTRATION CLOSES APRIL 21. LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE. Reserve your spot now! SAFETY & VISITOR GUIDELINES Armed Forces Retirement Home President Lincoln’s Cottage is on the grounds of the Armed Forces Retirement Home. Security for the Armed Forces Retirement Home requires visitors to show valid identification at the security gate in order to enter the property. Please be prepared to show your ID. Exploring beyond the boundaries of President Lincoln's Cottage is not permitted and results in trespassing on federal property. All events are considered public events for the purpose of photography and video. Contact Questions? Contact President Lincoln’s Cottage with any questions at 202-829-0436 or info@lincolncottage.org. Information Source: President Lincoln's Cottage | eventbrite

The Bullet for My Valentine & Trivium: The Poisoned Ascendancy Tour 2025 promises to be an electrifying spectacle, captivating audiences with its intense energy and masterful performances. Scheduled for May 6th at The Anthem in Washington, DC, this event is set to be a monumental gathering for metal enthusiasts. With Bullet for My Valentine and Trivium joining forces, fans can expect a night filled with powerful riffs and soaring vocals, as these iconic bands showcase their latest and greatest hits. The Anthem, located at 901 Wharf St SW, provides the perfect backdrop for this musical extravaganza, offering state-of-the-art acoustics and an atmosphere that immerses attendees in the heart of the action. As the clock ticks down to 6:30 PM, anticipation builds for what is sure to be an unforgettable evening, marking a significant chapter in the legacy of both bands.

Looking for laughs? You’re in the right place. These military-connected comedians have spent six weeks learning the ins and outs of stand-up comedy, and now they’re ready to make you laugh your ASAP off. ASAP’s Comedy Bootcamp is the first-ever stand-up comedy class exclusively for the veteran and military community. Join us at this performance to support the latest class of Comedy Bootcamp grads. Venue details: There is a two-item minimum per customer. This can be any combination of food items or beverages. Bottled water and soft drinks count as items. Seating is not reserved, guests are sat on a first come, first serve basis. Information Source: Armed Services Arts Partnership | eventbrite

Join us every first Wednesday of the month for Welcome Wednesday Campus Tours at KIPP DC Webb Campus. **KIPP DC Webb Campus is home to Connect Academy (PreK3 - Kindergarten), Spring Academy (1st - 4th grade), and Northeast Academy (5th - 8th grade). These tours offer a unique opportunity to see our classrooms, explore key campus spaces, and meet our school leaders. Each tour will conclude with a 10-15 minute Q&A session where you can ask questions and learn more about our schools. Details: When: Wednesday, May 7, 2025 from 4pm - 5pm Where: 1375 Mt Olivet Rd NE. Please check-in at the Connect Academy closest to the alleyway. Get campus directions here . What to bring: Please bring a valid ID. Registration: Pre-registration is encouraged using this form, but drop-ins are welcome! Come walk through our vibrant learning environments and discover the KIPP DC experience! Question? Contact our student recruitment team: apply@kippdc.org Information Source: KIPP DC Student Recruitment | eventbrite

Join us every first Wednesday of the month for Welcome Wednesday Campus Tours at KIPP DC Legacy College Preparatory. These tours offer a unique opportunity to see our classrooms, explore key campus spaces, and meet our school leaders. Each tour will conclude with a 10-15 minute Q&A session where you can ask questions and learn more about our schools. Details: When: Wednesday, May 7, 2025 from 4pm - 5pm Where: 3999 8th St SE. Get campus directions here . Registration: Pre-registration is encouraged using this form, but drop-ins are welcome! What to bring: Please bring a valid ID. Come walk through our vibrant learning environments and discover the KIPP DC experience! Question? Contact our student recruitment team: apply@kippdc.org Information Source: KIPP DC Student Recruitment | eventbrite

As schools and youth development programs in DC - and across the country - begin or continue to adopt restorative practices, it is a critical moment for those who work with young people to understand how restorative justice and practices work and what tools they offer us. Join us for this workshop that will cover the foundations of restorative philosophy and delve into key restorative practices, including community building circles, affective statements, restorative questions, and small impromptu conferences. This workshop will be highly interactive and include a small group setting to maximize learning and connection. Please note to bring an object of importance/meaning. Information Source: Learn24 | eventbrite

Join us every first Wednesday of the month for Welcome Wednesday Campus Tours at KIPP DC Douglass Campus. **KIPP DC Douglass Campus is home to Discover Academy (PreK3 - Kindergarten), Heights Academy (1st - 4th grade), and AIM Academy (5th - 8th grade). These tours offer a unique opportunity to see our classrooms, explore key campus spaces, and meet our school leaders. Each tour will conclude with a 10-15 minute Q&A session where you can ask questions and learn more about our schools. Details: When: Wednesday, May 7, 2025 from 4pm - 5pm Where: 2600 Douglass Rd SE. Please check-in at the AIM Academy entrance by the main staircase near the pedestrian ramp. Get campus directions here . Registration: Pre-registration is encouraged using this form, but drop-ins are welcome! What to bring: Please bring a valid ID. Come walk through our vibrant learning environments and discover the KIPP DC experience! Question? Contact our student recruitment team: apply@kippdc.org Information Source: KIPP DC Student Recruitment | eventbrite

Words Beats & Life pres. ALL-CITY Spring Student Showcase & Apprentice Induction Ceremony LOCATION: Lankford Auditorium True Reformer Building, 1200 U Street NW, Washington, DC 20009 Event Description: Join Words Beats and Life for an inspiring evening at the Spring Academy Showcase & Apprentice Induction Ceremony! This special event celebrates the incredible talent and creativity of our students, highlighting their artistic growth and achievements across music, spoken word, visual arts, and more. Experience powerful performances, dynamic presentations, and captivating projects developed by students in our WBL Academy programs —spanning elementary through high school. This is more than just a showcase; it’s a moment to honor the next generation of creatives . The evening will also feature our Spring Apprentice Induction , celebrating the students officially joining our apprentice legacy. This milestone marks the start of an exciting journey, equipping young artists with the tools, mentorship, and real-world experience they need to thrive. Through this showcase, students will have the opportunity to share their work with the community, gain real-world performance experience, and connect with peers and mentors. We invite all our parents, partners, and community members to come celebrate and support the next generation of artists and leaders! Metro: Located on the same block as the U Street / Cardozo metro exit (green / yellow line) Parking Information: Street parking is available in the surrounding area of 12th and U Streets, subject to availability. However, we typically recommend that attendees utilize public transportation or rideshare services such as Metro, Lyft, or Uber. If driving is necessary, the nearest parking garage is located at One Parking Garage at Union Row, situated between 13th & V St. and 14th & V St. NW, at 2125 14th St. NW, Washington, DC 20009 (right off the alley on V St.). Daily Max: $20.00 Hours of Operation: Monday – Sunday, 7 AM – 11 PM No ins and outs on daily tickets. Bike Storage: Please note that the True Reformer Building does not offer bike storage inside the building. Bikes cannot be stored inside under any circumstances—there are no exceptions to this rule. Accessibility: Yes, the building is wheelchair accessible. Information Source: Words Beats & Life | eventbrite

Join us every first Wednesday of the month for Welcome Wednesday Campus Tours at KIPP DC College Preparatory. These tours offer a unique opportunity to see our classrooms, explore key campus spaces, and meet our school leaders. Each tour will conclude with a 10-15 minute Q&A session where you can ask questions and learn more about our schools. Details: When: Wednesday, May 7 2025 from 4pm - 5pm Where: 1405 Brentwood Pkwy NE. Get campus directions here . Registration: Pre-registration is encouraged using this form, but drop-ins are welcome! What to bring: Please bring a valid ID. Come walk through our vibrant learning environments and discover the KIPP DC experience! Question? Contact our student recruitment team: apply@kippdc.org Information Source: KIPP DC Student Recruitment | eventbrite

Panel discussion of the Regional Economic Outlook including Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chairman Jeff McKay Washington DC Economic Partnership CEO Derek Ford moderated by Aaron Wiener , Washington Post COVID Causes Rent Divergence, Easing of Pandemic Shows Rent Convergence Average monthly rent for a housing unit in urban, suburban, and exurban jurisdictions, 2015-2024, 2023 dollars Source for rent figure: Zillow rent data. Top figure, hospitality employment from Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, normalized to 100 in 2019. Information Source: Center for Washington Area Studies | eventbrite

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Brandon Knapp, CSXT The historic Howard Street Tunnel in Baltimore, originally opened in the late 1800s, has officially closed for reconstruction as part of an initiative to modernize the nearly 8,700-foot-long tunnel and enable double-stack intermodal service along CSX’s I-95 Rail Corridor. On February 1, the project reached a significant milestone with the removal of rail spikes, marking the next phase of work on the Howard Street Tunnel Project. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2025, the initiative aims to increase vertical clearance in the 125-year-old tunnel and address 22 additional obstructions along the corridor between Baltimore and Philadelphia, improving connectivity to key Midwest markets. “This is a tremendous opportunity to alleviate a restriction on our network and open up new opportunities for CSX,” said Ed Sparks, CSX chief engineer of bridge design and construction. “We’re starting something big today.” The Howard Street Tunnel upgrades will enhance intermodal rail service on CSX’s I-95 corridor while better connecting the Seagirt Marine Terminal Intermodal Container Transfer Facility at the Port of Baltimore with interior distribution hubs. “It strengthens the Port of Baltimore’s competitiveness with other East Coast ports,” said Brandon Knapp, CSX senior director of Mid-Atlantic construction. “This project benefits CSX while also boosting the region’s economy.” Knapp credited the milestone to collaboration across the company, describing the effort as a “complete ONE CSX” initiative. Teams from transportation, engineering, sales, and marketing have contributed to advancing the project, he said. Safety remains a top priority as work accelerates, said Mike Cory, CSX executive vice president and chief operating officer. “We have a lot of people on this property, not all of them CSX employees, but we’re all one team,” Cory said. “We want this to be a completely injury- and accident-free project. It’s important to work safely, work smart, and look out for one another.” The tunnel reconstruction is part of a larger partnership involving CSX, the U.S. Department of Transportation, the state of Maryland, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and other stakeholders. Once complete, it is expected to enhance operational efficiency, bolster the competitiveness of CSX-served markets, and deliver economic benefits to the region. With progress well underway and completion set for the second half of 2025, CSX is moving closer to achieving a modernized corridor that will drive growth for the company, its customers, and the surrounding community. Watch the video below to see the CSX team in action at the Howard Street Tunnel closure. Information Source: Washington Area Railway Engineering Society (W.A.R.E.S.) | eventbrite