Galleries, museums, cultural organizations, artist collectives
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.
A fascinating deep dive into LGBTQ history during America's founding era. Dr. Matt Champagne explores how queer lives, relationships, and identities shaped the...
The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington DC returns with their fall cabaret — a night of sports, sass, and showtunes that's unapologetically fun.
A lively 1.5-hour walking tour through Adams Morgan's layered past—from Indigenous life and colonial conquest to slavery, segregation, and gentrification.
A community conversation about the stories we tell, the histories we risk losing, and the power of being remembered.
Rainbow History Project honors this year's Community Pioneers—15 remarkable individuals and organizations whose decades of work in arts, activism, health care,...
GMCW's most popular show of the year — a full evening of soulful holiday arrangements featuring tap-dancing reindeer, sparkling snowflakes, and all your favorit...
GMCW's most popular annual show is back and bigger than ever — a full evening of soulful holiday arrangements featuring tap-dancing reindeer, sparkling snowflak...
A celebration of Black excellence in music from GMCW's Seasons of Love ensemble under the direction of assistant conductor Ronté Pierce.
The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington DC celebrates queer singer-songwriters across generations—Elton John, George Michael, Freddie Mercury, Sylvester, Billie Eili...
GMCW's annual fundraiser is a glamorous evening that celebrates the vibrancy and boldness of the LGBTQ+ community.
The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington DC celebrates Pride with an over-the-top concert full of the soundtrack of the LGBTQ+ movement.
