Starting July 12, residents and visitors can enjoy a lively Bar Crawl organized by Union Pub, The Eastern, and Barrel every Saturday and Sunday throughout the summer.
The event kicks off with brunch at Barrel beginning at 11 a.m., followed by opportunities to explore the vibrant Hill neighborhood at your own pace while visiting the participating bars.
For more details and ticket information, attendees can follow the link provided for their convenience.
In addition to this fun-filled crawl, Eastern Market has launched a new newsletter to help locals stay informed about weekend plans.
A significant highlight this summer is Trusty’s, a beloved bar in Hill East, celebrating its 20th anniversary from July 11-13.
Originally starting as a gas-station-themed establishment, Trusty’s has become a neighborhood staple, complete with a rugged bar and an upstairs entertainment space.
Visitors can enjoy live music from 1-6 p.m. on July 13 while relishing delicious burgers or grilled cheeses and reminiscing with current and former staff members.
For those who love biking and bagels, the Washington Area Bicyclist Association (WABA) and Hill Family Biking are hosting a Community Meetup at Lincoln Park on July 12 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Participants can RSVP for this delightful outdoor gathering.
Also, The Stacks in Buzzard Point is activating its space with exciting events, starting with the pup-friendly Yappy Hour on Friday, July 11.
Dog owners can sign up for this enjoyable event, while those without pets are invited to a community workout on Saturday, offering another means to stay active.
As the month progresses, Capitol Hill Books will hold its monthly wine and cheese event on the second Saturday of July, starting at 5:30 p.m.
This gathering invites book lovers to enjoy delicious pairings along with a 10% discount on books from 5:30 until closing.
For those seeking indoor plans due to unpredictable weather, Miracle Theater will be showing movies, providing an alternative entertainment option.
The Library of Congress continues to host ‘Live! at the Library’ on Thursdays from 5-8 p.m., featuring diverse events in a historic setting.
Entry requires a pass, but all events are free, and attendees can find more information about upcoming activities and RSVP options available online.
At the end of the Hill, the RFK Flea Market invites everyone to explore its eclectic assortment of vendors every Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., weather permitting.
Those interested in exploring nature can schedule a private boat tour of the Anacostia River with Anacostia Riverkeeper, a perfect way to connect with the river environment.
And for yoga enthusiasts, District Flow Yoga offers a free Vinyasa class at Eastern Market Metro Park, promoting a healthy and mindful lifestyle.
Free outdoor yoga classes encourage participants to bring their mats and water for a refreshing 60-minute session surrounded by nature.
On Barracks Row, Freestyle Dan’s Fit brings fitness through dance on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, inviting everyone to join in on the fun.
The Saturday Rail Market at Union Station also attracts shoppers looking for vintage finds and various local vendors.
Event-goers can check details online for more information about market offerings.
Exciting happenings extend beyond the Hill, such as Alexandria’s 276th birthday celebration on July 12, inviting guests to partake in fireworks and community activities.
This event aligns with the historical significance of Alexandria in relation to Washington, D.C., providing excellent vantage points for fireworks viewing, such as Jones Point Park.
Nature lovers should consider visiting the Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens, which are bursting with blooms this season, particularly during the upcoming Lotus and Water Lily Festival from July 18-20.
For culinary enthusiasts, the Embassy Chef Challenge is set to take place at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium, showcasing delectable dishes from various embassies around the District, offering a unique gastronomic experience.
Additionally, the National Arboretum is open until 8 p.m. starting June 1, providing extended hours for visitors to appreciate its offerings.
Jazz lovers can enjoy the Jazz@Met series each Thursday at National Landing, starting at 4:30 p.m., featuring local talents every week.
And for those looking to engage in cultural experiences, the Anacostia Community Museum is open daily, with various programming highlighting the rich narratives of the community.
Looking ahead, a free Ward 6 meeting is scheduled for Thursday, July 17, allowing residents to connect and discuss local issues.
On the third Thursday of each month, the United States Botanic Garden will remain open late for a special event on July 17 featuring the band Pine Apple, offering an evening filled with music, shopping, and refreshments.
To commemorate the Americans With Disabilities Act’s 35th anniversary, the Library of Congress is hosting an exploratory event on July 19 focused on accessibility resources.
Sport enthusiasts can look forward to the Mubadala Citi Open from July 19 at Rock Creek Park, complete with Michelin-starred food options for VIP visitors.
Foodies should not miss out on National Ice Cream Day on July 20, encouraging everyone to visit local parlors for a cold treat, along with a special collaboration between Levain Bakery and Dolcezza.
Families can join Hill Family Biking for a special ride to Yards Park on July 26, which will be accompanied by free ice cream – a treat for all participants!
From July 27 through August 2, residents can celebrate Ward 6’s unique charm during its week-long programming celebrating community spirit and local connections.
The Royal Sonesta Capitol Hill will host its second annual Wellness Popup on August 2, featuring rooftop yoga and healthy refreshments.
Pet owners can attend the Dog Days of Summer event at RFK on August 26, where various services related to pets will be showcased.
As summer continues, the DC Jazz Festival will illuminate The Wharf from August 28-30, culminating in a celebration of vibrant music and culture.
Lastly, participants eager for cycling adventures can register for the DC Bike Ride, a wonderful opportunity to explore the district car-free while enjoying the warm summer breeze.
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