K/NOW Dialogue | Gentrified Washington: The District's Development and Disappearance

K/NOW Dialogue returns to Amy Kaslow Gallery with “Gentrified Washington: The District’s Development and Disappearance,” a summer 2026 installment of the gallery’s discussion series. This program focuses on gentrification and urban development in Washington, D.C., exploring how the city’s built environment and communities have been transformed over time, including the ways neighborhoods disappear and reappear amid ongoing growth and change. The event is scheduled to run for nearly a month at the gallery, inviting visitors to engage with questions about the District’s evolving identity.

When: July 25, 2026 through August 19, 2026.

Venue: Amy Kaslow Gallery.

Series: K/NOW Dialogue, a series of discussions examining cultural, historical, and civic topics.

Focus: Gentrification and urban development in Washington, D.C., including the transformation and disappearance of the District’s neighborhoods.

Price: Not available.

Schedule: No specific discussion dates, showtimes, or session times are provided in the listing.

Lineup: No speakers, moderators, or participants are named in the available information.

Run time: Not specified.

Ages: No age restrictions are listed.

Accessibility: No accessibility details are provided in the available information.

Note: The event appears as a monthlong gallery program rather than a single evening event, but no opening reception is listed.