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Teacher Appreciation Happy Hour! 🥂
May 9 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Free
Free to Attend | Registration Required
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You’re invited to Happy Hour!
Friday, May 9th 6 PM – 8:00 PM
Join us in celebrating and sharing gratitude for our local educators! We are so thankful for every teacher, teaching artist, and arts and humanities educator in our community for their tireless work in enriching our students artistically and academically.
We celebrate you for your inspiration, care, and impact on the next generation! Your work is imperative, and it has not gone unnoticed! Click here to learn more about how we support educators all year round.
Connect with teachers, teaching artists, and arts education supporters as you enjoy the festive atmosphere at La Cosecha, a contemporary marketplace offering Latin American food and drink.
We’ll host a fun, casual bingo game and have on-site raffle prizes like a beautiful, fresh bouquet from Flor Del Soul, a membership to Tudor Place, and more! And Peruvian Brothers is hosting an extended Happy Hour just for us! Buy one get one half off of their Pisco Sour Slushie.
Getting there
1280 4th St NE, Washington, DC 20002
Ample parking available throughout Union Market District
Metro Access
Take the Red Line to the NoMA-Gallaudet U stop. Turn right on Florida Avenue NE. Turn Left on 4th Street NE or 5th Street NE to enter Union Market District.
Bus Access
Union Market District is accessible by the U St-Garfield Metrobus lines (90, 92 and 93). Bus stops are located on the north and south side of the 400 block of Florida Avenue NE with service to Adams Morgan going west and Anacostia heading south.
Accessibility
DC Collaborative is committed to making our events accessible to everyone. To request an accommodation, please email info@dccollaborative.org at least 4 days before the event. This venue is wheelchair accessible.
DC Collaborative revised its memberships to provide a better experience for our community.
We encourage members of diverse backgrounds, professions, and interests, including (but not limited to) teaching artists, arts and humanities organizations, non-profits, for-profits, parents, educators, and government representatives to join.
