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Disability Pride Comedy Night
Celebrate and laugh with us for our annual Disability Pride Comedy Night, now in it's 3rd year of highlighting funny people with disabilities! Please note: This event may contain mature language and is for Adults. Featuring Neill Lynskey, NuNu, Max Gross, and Bria Beddoe. Presented with support from the Mayor's Office of Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing *ASL Intepretation will be provided. For other reasonable accommodations, please contact DCPLaccess@dc.gov or 202-727-2142.
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Rescheduled Sun, Jul 28, 3:30pm - 4:30pm New date Sunday, July 21, 3:30pm - 4:30pm Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library - Central Library
Author Talk: Deesha Dyer's Undiplomatic
Deesha Dyer, a former White House social secretary for President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama, shares her inspiring journey of self-discovery in her book. She recounts how, as a hip-hop journalist and community leader, she overcame imposter syndrome to land one of the most exclusive positions in the White House. The event will feature a discussion on the book, followed by a Q&A session. You can learn more about the book below and register to let us know you're coming.
Nikole Hannah-Jones discusses The 1619 Project
This phenomal work of art has taken the world by storm, earning many accolades including an emmy for the docuseries adaptation! We are looking forward to you joining us for this powerful conversation, moderated by Well Read Black Girl Glory Edim. A big thank you to our partners and co-hosts at the DC Public Library and the DC Public Library Foundation for your generous supporter of this event.
Go-Go on the Rooftop Returns
This June, in honor of Black Music Month, the Go-Go Archives are inviting you to a FREE concert each Sunday in June with beats by DJ Big John and a line-up that features both current and future legends of D.C.'s official music. Meet some of D.C.’s incredible small business owners at the Pop-Up Vendor Mall in front of MLK Library. Food and non-alcoholic beverages are allowed on the rooftop only.
Know Your Power Party
100 Seats Remaining America/New_York Know Your Power Party Kickoff 2024 Know Your Power season with a celebration of arts and activism. For teens 13 - 19. Southwest Neighborhood Library - Saturday, June 08 1:00pm - 5:00pm Add to Calendar America/New_York Know Your Power Party Kickoff 2024 Know Your Power season with a celebration of arts and activism. For teens 13 - 19. Southwest Neighborhood Library - Kickoff 2024 Know Your Power season with a celebration of arts and activism. For teens 13 - 19.
Navigating the DCPS Special Education Process
In addition to a general overview, we will cover important tips for preparing for meetings, becoming an advocate for your child, creating a strong support system, and accessing resources throughout the process. This virtual event will take place on Microsoft Teams, which is accessible via web browser. You will receive the link for the workshop on the morning of the session via the email you provide during registration.
Author Talk: The Rise and Fall of The Freedman's Bank
Register to attend and learn more about The Rise and Fall of The Freedman’s Bank, And Its Lasting Socio-Economic Impact on Black America. This will be a 45 minute conversation followed by Q&A, and book signing. First fifty registrants of the event will receive a complimentary book courtesy of the DC Public Library Foundation. You can learn more about the book and author below. For reasonable accommodations, please contact the Center for Accessibility at 202-727-2142 or DCPLaccess@dc.gov.
The South Got Something To Say
This event, part of our Black Music Month celebrations, aims to explore the profound cultural impact of hip hop in the South. The screening will be followed by a 30-minute panel discussion. "The South Got Something to Say" compellingly narrates the story of a city and culture evolving in tandem, as told by the artists at the heart of this evolution. This event marks the inaugural venture of AJC Films into the realm of original content, drawing from the paper's 155-year-old archive.
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