Dope Black Girls Brunch 2026
Sunday, September 20, 2026, 11:30 -
Sunday, September 20, 2026, 14:00
Event duration 2 hours
Main Character (Final Release):
USD 156.57
That Girl (General Admission):
USD 145.90
About Dope Black Girls Brunch 2026
Celebrating women in media, politics, business, and culture during Congressional Black Caucus Weekend.
The Dope Black Girls Brunch is one of the signature gatherings of Congressional Black Caucus Weekend, bringing together Black women from across media, politics, business, entrepreneurship, advocacy, and culture for an afternoon of meaningful connection and celebration.
Hosted at The Hamilton in Washington, DC, this annual experience creates space for authentic conversations, intentional networking, and the opportunity to build relationships with women who are shaping industries and driving change in their communities. Guests enjoy an elevated brunch, inspiring speakers, curated experiences, and a room filled with leaders, creators, executives, elected officials, founders, and changemakers.
Whether you're looking to expand your network, reconnect with familiar faces, or simply celebrate the brilliance of Black women during one of the most influential weekends of the year, the Dope Black Girls Brunch is where community, collaboration, and culture come together. Tickets include a full brunch, curated cocktails, fireside chat and more!
Events Schedule
Sunday, September 20, 2026, 11:30
Sunday, September 20, 2026, 14:00
Event Categories
Color Vision
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Color Vision is a workforce and economic mobility organization preparing today's professionals, entrepreneurs, and future leaders to thrive in a rapidly changing world of work. Through career development, mentorship, leadership experiences, strategic networks, and access to opportunity, we help individuals build sustainable careers, grow businesses, and increase economic mobility. While our work is rooted in advancing women, our mission is to create stronger workplaces, stronger leaders, and stronger communities through access, connection, and lifelong learning.