Gogol Bordello @ 9:30 Club
Gogol Bordello headlines the iconic 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C., delivering their fiery gypsy-punk fusion with brass-driven energy and crowd-chanting anthems. A high-octane, dance-heavy show where punk grit meets world rhythms. March 22, 2026 at 7:00 PM.
Chez Joey
Chez Joey is a live theatre event at Arena Stage, presenting an intimate, cabaret-inspired performance. Expect storytelling and music in a stylish modern venue in Washington for an engaging, adults-focused evening.
Candlelight: Coldplay vs Imagine Dragons
Experience Candlelight at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library as intimate, candlelit arrangements of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons fill the hall with warmth and a multisensory vibe. This Washington, DC concert turns a library into a magical venue for beloved rock-pop hits.
Nile Nights: The Sound of Sudanese Excellence
Nile Nights Presents The Sound of Sudanese Excellence brings acclaimed Sudanese artists Safa, G-Salih, Love Bonez and Sami Elmaghrabi to the Howard Theatre for a vibrant world-music night in Washington, DC. Expect rhythmic blends of traditional Sudanese motifs with contemporary hooks, in a lively urban venue.
Pillow Fortress — Peregrine Theatre Company
Pillow Fortress at DC Theater by Peregrine Theatre Company runs March 5–22, 2026. An intimate drama following three characters, blending lyrical storytelling with experimental staging in a contemporary Washington venue.
Han Chen and Roberta Michel
Join acclaimed pianists Han Chen and Roberta Michel for an intimate duo recital at The Phillips Collection. Expect refined classical repertoire performed in the museum's intimate setting, where art and music mingle under warm gallery light for an evening of lyrical dialogue and technical finesse.
Hieroglyph @ Songbyrd
Hieroglyph headlines an intimate evening at Songbyrd in Washington, DC, delivering an energetic indie-set in a cozy, club-like room. Expect catchy hooks, tight harmonies, and an up-close, lively night at a beloved local venue.
Cross-Strait Crossroads: Pathways for America's Taiwan Policy
Brookings Institution hosts a policy conference examining Cross-Strait Crossroads: Pathways for America's Taiwan Policy. A panel of foreign policy experts debates options for U.S.-Taiwan relations amid regional security and economic dynamics. The event is in Washington, DC, on March 23, 2026 at 10:00 AM and targets professionals and scholars.
Once Upon a Tease
Once Upon a Tease is a lively stand-up night at The Comedy Loft of DC. Expect a rotating lineup of comedians delivering sharp jokes, bold storytelling, and audience interaction in an intimate club setting. A fun, adults-only evening of fresh humor in downtown Washington, DC.
The Crucible
Washington National Opera stages Robert Ward's The Crucible at Lisner Auditorium, directed by Francesca Zambello and conducted by Robert Spano. An English-language opera adapted from Arthur Miller's play, this tense, morally charged work explores fear, truth, and the price of betrayal in 17th-century Salem, performed in an intimate concert-hall setting.
Beyond Walls Film Festival
Screenings from the Beyond Walls Film Festival at Gelman Library highlight short films exploring policing, the prison-industrial complex, and abolition, followed by a discussion on media depictions and the potential futures of abolitionist practice.
Alben Barkley Endowed Lecture: Public Opinion about Public Finance
The GWU CCAS Department of Political Science presents the 2026 Alben Barkley Endowed Lecture with John Sides, examining how public opinion shapes public finance policy, at Monroe Hall on March 23, 2026 at 2 PM.
The Brook & The Bluff @ 9:30 Club
The Brook & The Bluff bring their intimate indie-folk sound to the iconic 9:30 Club in Washington, DC. Expect soulful harmonies, warm guitar melodies, and a spellbinding live show in a venue famed for its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics.
Feeding America Safely: A Practical Path Forward on Pesticides
An expert-led policy discussion at The Heritage Foundation on how to ensure feeding America safely through smarter pesticide regulation. Learn about practical pathways, regulatory challenges, and scientific considerations shaping U.S. agricultural safety.
Slavery and Freedom Highlights Tour
Take a guided highlights tour at the National Museum of African American History and Culture, tracing key moments of slavery and emancipation. The tour weaves artifacts, exhibits, and expert storytelling into a focused 60–75 minute experience, offering fresh context on freedom's evolution in American history.
International Student Support Space
Biweekly in-person support group at GWU's Student Health Center (G104) for international students to share experiences, process concerns, and connect with peers in a safe space. Topics include uncertain futures, career-related anxiety, homesickness, culture shock, microaggressions, language barriers, and family pressures.
Iyla at DC9 Nightclub
R&B artist Iyla brings a moody, groove-driven set to DC9 Nightclub in Washington, DC. Expect lush vocals, silky synths, and a late-night club vibe in an intimate, high-energy venue.
Pizza with the Provost
Join GW students for Pizza with the Provost, a casual campus gathering to discuss the student experience and priorities for the year. Interact with Interim Provost John Lach over pizza in the Tin Tabernacle at the Charles E. Smith Center.
2026 Shape of the Region Conference
The 2026 Shape of the Region Conference is a hybrid industry event hosted by the Northern Virginia Technology Council at Valo Park in Tysons, VA, bringing together tech leaders and professionals to discuss regional tech and economic development.
Travesty
Travesty at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company is a bold, contemporary drama performed in an intimate space. The show promises incisive writing, dynamic performances, and a fearless take on timely themes that typify the venue’s reputation for boundary-pushing theatre in Washington, DC.
Great District Bake Off with a Twist
Student teams race to decorate cookies in a collaborative bake-off at the District House Lounge. Each trio faces a twist that limits one member (unable to speak, hear, or see), testing communication and teamwork in a fun, inclusive challenge.
The Status of U.S. Democracy
The Institute for Data, Democracy & Politics (IDDP) launches its Food for Thought series with Jennifer Victor, examining the status of U.S. democracy. An interdisciplinary lunchtime lecture at GWU's Media and Public Affairs Building that invites dialogue across disciplines.
Conversations on Food Justice: SNAP Restrictions & Politics of Eating
Policy-focused discussion on SNAP restrictions, food justice, and who gets to choose what’s on the table. Hosted by Food & Society at the Aspen Institute and GW's Global Food Institute, the talk examines how limits shape dignity, access, and the politics of eating. Tue, Mar 24, 2026, 1:00 PM, GW.
GW OSCon: Women & Non-binary Mentorship Mixer
Hybrid mentorship and networking mixer for women and non-binary developers, organized by WGXC DC. Connect with mentors and peers in the DC tech scene at this welcoming, professional meetup held both online and in-person.
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