Rainbow History Project

The U Street Corridor's golden age comes alive on this 1.5-hour walking tour led by Rainbow History Project and Off the Mall Tours. From the Prohibition Era through the Civil Rights Movement, Black Broadway was the epicenter of Black culture,...

A fascinating deep dive into LGBTQ history during America's founding era. Dr. Matt Champagne explores how queer lives, relationships, and identities shaped the early republic — a conversation that challenges what we thought we knew about this pivotal period. Perfect...

A lively 1.5-hour walking tour through Adams Morgan's layered past—from Indigenous life and colonial conquest to slavery, segregation, and gentrification. Eddie Becker, a documentarian and investigative archivist, traces how these forces shaped the neighborhood's streets and how residents have organized...

A community conversation about the stories we tell, the histories we risk losing, and the power of being remembered. Spend an evening exploring LGBTQ+ history and memory with others who care about preserving these narratives. Organized by ARound Robin Production...

Rainbow History Project honors this year's Community Pioneers—15 remarkable individuals and organizations whose decades of work in arts, activism, health care, spirituality, and community building have shaped D.C.'s LGBTQ+ landscape. Gather for a three-hour celebration with the honorees, light food...