‘Julius X’ Brings the Malcolm X Dilemma Back Through Shakespeare
“Julius X,” a mesmerizing tale blending William Shakespeare’s “The Tragedy of Julius Caesar” and the life of Malcolm X, is now at Folger Shakespeare Theatre until Oct. 26, exploring themes of trust, power, and faith.
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Early Childhood Educators, Organizers and Youth Respond to Federal Government Shutdown
The 2025 government shutdown has caused some early childhood education providers to worry about the potential impact on their services, while local officials and organizers are鈥
The Collins Council Report:聽Local Work Continues in the Shadow of a Shuttered Federal Government
The D.C. Council passed legislation to allow DC Health to conduct marriage ceremonies and issue marriage licenses, as well鈥
Federal, Furloughed Workers Encouraged to Try Entrepreneurship
Mary Hawkins, a former federal employee, is pursuing entrepreneurship after being laid off due to federal job cuts, and鈥
Laughter, Logic and Listening: Three Innovators Bring Heart Back to Mental Health
Three innovators, a comedian, a therapist, and a software developer, are working to increase access to mental health care鈥
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Shallal Talks Getting ‘A Seat at the Table’
Andy Shallal’s book “A Seat at the Table: The Making of Busboys and Poets” was discussed at a panel in Anacostia, honoring the journey of the鈥
Northern Va. Black Chamber Taps New Executive Director
Michael Morgan has been appointed the new executive director of the Northern Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce, bringing 36 years of experience in federal service,鈥
Crypto, Entrepreneurship Dominate ALC Business Sessions
At the 54th Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Annual Legislative Conference, cryptocurrency and entrepreneurship were highlighted as topics of interest for the Black community, with speakers鈥
Legal Entities Launch DC Resource Bridge
The DC Resource Bridge, a one-stop service for free or low-cost civil legal help, was launched by Legal Aid DC in partnership with the DC鈥
Washington Faces the Breaking Point as Federal Cuts and Shutdown Threat Collide
The threat of a federal shutdown in Washington has caused a decline in job opportunities, tourism, and university talent, leaving the region facing an economic鈥
DMV
Zenith Gallery to Showcase ‘Women Artists of the DMV’
The Zenith Gallery in Northwest Washington will present “Women Artists of the DMV” from Sept. 5 through Oct. 18, featuring works by more than 400 women鈥
Knowledge is Power: Tools for Today’s Housing Market
The 最新麻豆影音视频 has provided a guide to inspire, educate and steer readers in the direction of property ownership, offering insights on foreclosure prevention, investing鈥
Homeownership Events in the DMV
DMV residents interested in learning more about homeownership can attend a variety of workshops and conferences offered by local agencies across the region, providing support鈥
‘Sacred Spaces’ Reimagines African American Heritage With A Year-Round Tribute to Black Culture
Jabari Jefferson’s first solo exhibition, “Sacred Spaces”, is a mixed media art piece that honors African American heritage and culture, featuring sustainable technology, community installations,鈥
‘Dance Like There’s Black People Watching’ is a Hilarious, Timely Show That Offers Tons of Laughs, Reality Checks and Healing
Second City’s “Dance Like There’s Black People Watching” is a hilarious and thought-provoking show that offers a large dose of reality and healing, and is鈥
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Financial education series dedicated to closing the racial wealth gap.
Prince George鈥檚 County
Prince George’s Chamber Honors Noted Entrepreneurs and Businesses
At the Prince George’s Chamber of Commerce Excellence in Business Awards Gala, County Executive Aisha Braveboy emphasized the importance of entrepreneurship in the county and celebrated鈥
War Eagles Defeat PG Brave as League Faces Team Departures
The Wilmington War Eagles defeated the PG Brave 16-6 on Saturday, with Tyrique “TJ” Jackson scoring the Brave’s lone touchdown, while fans enjoyed a variety鈥
Prince George’s Chamber of Commerce to Honor Business Leaders at Gala
The Prince George’s Chamber of Commerce will host its 2025 Excellence in Business Awards Gala on Oct. 3 at MGM National Harbor, featuring actor Anthony鈥
Hoyer Hosts 23rd Annual Women’s Equality Day Luncheon
Rep. Steny Hoyer’s 23rd annual Women’s Equality Luncheon celebrated the work of barrier-breaking women and featured keynote speaker Nancy Pelosi, Sen. Angela Alsobrooks, and Comptroller鈥
Prince George’s Residents Speak Out Against Proposed Landover Data Center
Prince George’s County residents and organizers are outraged over the proposed construction of a $5 billion data center at the former Landover Mall site, citing鈥
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Video: March On! Festival Honors Stanley Nelson, Marsha Smith, and Senator Cory Booker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Hcs95hYMvs The March On! Festival celebrates 13 years of amplifying the untold and mistold stories of the civil rights movement through art, film, and performance. This鈥
Ward 8 Residents Debate Prospect of Urban Spa on Poplar Point
Therme Group is planning to build a $500 million indoor-outdoor health oasis on the Anacostia River in Ward 8, which is expected to create jobs,鈥
Unique On The Go to Pay $166,000 Over Worker Misclassification Violations in D.C.
Unique On The Go Corp. has agreed to pay $166,011 to resolve allegations that it misclassified 84 workers in the District of Columbia as independent鈥
OPC Launches Summit on Water Rights, Access
The Office of the People’s Counsel (OPC) Water Services Division (WSD) hosted an inaugural community Water Summit to discuss water conservation efforts, affordability programs, and鈥
In the District, the Shutdown Breaks More Than Paychecks
The federal government shutdown has left 750,000 federal workers furloughed, causing chaos for families and businesses in the District of Columbia, while also threatening the鈥
Let’s Talk
Video: GWBCC on Why Black Business Is the Backbone of D.C. | Best of The DMV
Aisha Bond鈥擯resident of the Greater Washington Black Chamber of Commerce and lifelong Washingtonian鈥攕hares why the Chamber is proud to be a 2025 nominee in the Best鈥
Video: Sankofa Blends Books, Coffee, and Culture | Best of The DMV Spotlight
We stopped by Sankofa Video, Books & Caf茅 鈥 a D.C. landmark with a story as rich as its community ties. Sankofa didn鈥檛 start as鈥
Video: Best of The DMV Spotlight on Here鈥檚 the Scoop and Its Neighborhood Mission
At Here鈥檚 the Scoop in Washington, D.C., owner Karen Sellers serves up more than ice cream. She鈥檚 creating a neighborhood space where everyone feels welcome鈥
Video: Aisha Braveboy Talks Elevating Prince George鈥檚 County | Let鈥檚 Talk
In this Let鈥檚 Talk interview, Prince George鈥檚 County Executive Aisha Braveboy outlines her vision for elevating the county鈥攆ocusing on public safety, business growth, education, and鈥
Video: Inside Wanda鈥檚 on 7th鈥擜 Community Staple | Best of The DMV
Wanda鈥檚 on 7th is more than just a barbershop鈥攊t鈥檚 a barbershop, beauty salon, and spa that serves as a cornerstone of community connection in Washington,鈥
LIFESTyle
Things to Do, DMV: Weekend Rundown, Oct. 9-12
The DMV area is hosting a variety of events this week, including a conversation with former Vice President Kamala Harris, a go-kart racing experience, a performance from the Soweto Gospel Choir, a show by Fantasia, a poetry reading, a witchy festival, an electrical workshop,鈥
Inaugural BE. Gala Dawns ‘A New Renaissance’ of Black, LGBTQ Activism
The inaugural BE. Gala for Black Equity, hosted by the Center for Black Equity, celebrated Black LGBTQ+ leadership and resilience with a sold-out room of鈥
Banned Wagon Comes to D.C., Promotes ‘Save Our Stories’
The Banned Wagon will travel to Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia during Banned Book Week to promote the freedom to read and learn, and to donate鈥
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to Serve 50 Months in Prison
Sean “Diddy” Combs was sentenced to 50 months in prison on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, with credit for time served, and鈥
Bassist Christian McBride and Pianist Brad Mehldau Jazz Up The Clarice’s 25th Anniversary Season
Bassist Christian McBride and pianist Brad Mehldau kicked off their month-long concert tour at The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at the University of Maryland,鈥