Events in Washington DC

Organ Harvesting in China: A Policy Brief

Tue, 7 Apr 2026at10:30

A Heritage Foundation briefing examining organ harvesting allegations in China, exploring ethical, legal, and policy implications. The talk analyzes state practices, international responses, and human-rights concerns, with a focus on accountability and reform.

Free

Feeding America Safely: A Practical Path Forward on Pesticides

Tue, 23 Mar 2027at10:30

Policy briefing at The Heritage Foundation examines practical paths for safer pesticide use and stronger U.S. regulation to protect the food supply. Experts discuss scientific findings, regulatory options, and implementation challenges for policymakers and industry.

Events in Washington DC

From late-night laughter in U Street and Shaw to intimate gigs around Penn Quarter, DC blends casual nightlife with brainy arts. Catch rotating stand-up at Comedy Club DC or indie sets at Songbyrd, while Rhizome DC leans experimental and artsy; the weeknight crowd tends to be adults and professionals, with students and social groups swelling the roomier weekend shows. The overall vibe flips between low-key hangs and buzzy nights out. Beyond bars and clubs the city is a free cultural buffet — the National Gallery and the Smithsonian museums offer world-class stops that won’t cost you a cent, and April’s Cherry Blossom Festival turns the riverfront into a spectacle. Expect roughly a quarter of events to be free and most others modestly ticketed, so you can pair museum afternoons with a new show each evening. Pack comfy shoes — there’s always something coming up.

Events in Washington DC

Organ Harvesting in China: A Policy Brief

2026-04-07T10:30:00

The Heritage Foundation

lecture

Feeding America Safely: A Practical Path Forward on Pesticides

2027-03-23T10:30:00

The Heritage Foundation

conference

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Organ Harvesting in China: A Policy Brief

Feeding America Safely: A Practical Path Forward on Pesticides