Washington Performing Arts Junior Board 10th Anniversary Celebration
The Washington Performing Arts Junior Board celebrates its 10th anniversary with an evening of live music, dancing, drinks, light bites, and DMV talent at Culture House DC. The event brings together young professionals and supporters of the arts to mark a decade of Junior Board contributions, with remarks and performances throughout the night.
Performers include Dana Nearing, a Mars Arts D.C. artist; the Washington Performing Arts Children of the Gospel Alumni Choir; and selected current and former members of the Washington Performing Arts Junior Board. Guests are encouraged to wear cocktail attire in jewel tones inspired by Culture House DC’s colorful artistic setting.
When: Saturday, November 7, 2026
Showtimes: 6:30–10:00 p.m.
Tickets: $89, including two drink tickets. Additional drinks may be purchased separately.
Lineup: Dana Nearing, Mars Arts D.C. artist; the Washington Performing Arts Children of the Gospel Alumni Choir; and select current and former Junior Board members.
Program: The evening includes live performances, remarks, drinks, light bites, socializing, and dancing.
Dress Code: Cocktail attire in jewel tones.
Venue: Culture House DC, 700 Delaware Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20024.
Accessibility: The venue does not have an elevator, and most of the event will take place upstairs.
Metro: Waterfront Station on the Green Line is the closest station, approximately an 11-minute walk away. Navy Yard–Ballpark Station is about a 14-minute walk, and L’Enfant Plaza Station, served by the Blue, Orange, Silver, Green, and Yellow lines, is about a 19-minute walk.
Parking: Street parking is limited, with some spaces reserved for neighborhood permit holders. Guests driving should check posted restrictions, allow extra time, and consider carpooling or rideshare. Paid parking may be available nearby, including around The Wharf.
Note: Space is limited. Guests unable to attend may support the milestone by making a $100 donation to Washington Performing Arts, helping sustain arts access for students and audiences throughout the D.C. region.