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Iranian Community Events in District of Columbia

Join Iranian community events in District of Columbia celebrating your cultural heritage. Find cultural festivals, professional networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, fundraisers, and social gatherings that bring the Iranian community together. Stay connected with events that honor your traditions and create meaningful connections.
A Persian-Inspired Feast - Team Building in Washington, D.C. | Cozymeal™
A Persian-Inspired Feast - Team Building in Washington, D.C. | Cozymeal™
Discover a different kind of team experience with A Persian-Inspired Feast, a 4-course cooking class hosted through Cozymeal. Chef Sayeh or Resident Chef will lead your group through each step as you cook side by side and enjoy the meal you’ve created together. What’s Included: An immersive 4-course team-building cooking class led by a skilled local chef All ingredients and professional cooking tools provided Clear instruction and practical techniques suitable for all skill levels A full menu prepared and enjoyed by the group What to Expect: Hands-on participation with guidance from an experienced chef A structured, approachable class designed for teams of all sizes Shared moments of tasting, learning and skill-building A shared meal to enjoy together at the end of the class What to Know Before You Go Comfortable, casual clothing is recommended Dietary preferences and allergies should be communicated in advance to accommodate your needs Whether planned for colleagues, clients or partners, this experience offers a memorable way to come together over great food and new skills. Book your group activity today! ABOUT COZYMEAL Since 2014, Cozymeal has become a leading destination for cooking classes and culinary experiences, connecting thousands of guests with world-class chefs across 400+ cities. Recognized by USA Today, CNN and Eater for excellence, Cozymeal brings award-winning expertise to every table. With more than 45,000 five-star reviews, the platform combines global scale with trusted quality. Beyond cooking classes, guests can book team building events, food tours, at-home hibachi, private chef meals and mixology classes - each designed to create memorable, hands-on moments. From barbecue brisket and buttery biscuits to handmade pasta, sushi rolling and French pastries, offerings span cuisines and formats ideal for date nights, corporate events and special celebrations. With options for vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and other dietary preferences, there’s something for every lifestyle. Booking is seamless, with instant confirmation and flexible scheduling that makes planning effortless.

Wednesday, 01, 15.00 - Wednesday, 01, 18.00 Washington, DC _$25

Iran and the Bomb:The Origins and Trajectory of the Iranian Nuclear Program
Iran and the Bomb:The Origins and Trajectory of the Iranian Nuclear Program
Sina Azodi and Kelsey Davenport discuss Iran’s nuclear program and U.S. policy, exploring its origins, motives, and future trajectory. Among the many reasons for the long hostility between the U.S. and Iran that has twice erupted into warfare over the past year is fear that Iran would develop nuclear weapons. To understand the origins and possible trajectory of this program, the Stimson Center has invited Sina Azodi, author of a ground-breaking new book, “Iran and the Bomb,” to discuss his findings, which include interviews with Iranians who began the country’s nuclear work under the Shah, as well as those who pursued the program following the 1979 revolution. Azodi examines the motives for Iran’s nuclear advances and the ways in which they have remained consistent despite changes in the regime and the regional and international political climate. Nuclear and arms control advocate Kelsey Davenport will contribute expert analysis of U.S. policy toward Iran, its successes and failures, and possible solutions to promote non-proliferation and conflict resolution.

Monday, 18, 12.00 - Monday, 18, 13.00 Washington, DC _$25

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A Persian-Inspired Feast - Team Building by Cozymeal™
A Persian-Inspired Feast - Team Building by Cozymeal™
Book a unique team building event centered around sharing an incredible meal together! Join Cozymeal’s team building activity “A Persian-Inspired Feast” with Chef Sayeh or Resident Chef and connect with your team during a 2-hour culinary experience and enjoy a 4-course meal together.

Monday, 01, 18.00 - Monday, 01, 20.00 Washington, DC _$25

Latest Iranian Events

A Persian-Inspired Feast - Team Building in Washington, D.C. | Cozymeal™
A Persian-Inspired Feast - Team Building in Washington, D.C. | Cozymeal™
Discover a different kind of team experience with A Persian-Inspired Feast, a 4-course cooking class hosted through Cozymeal. Chef Sayeh or Resident Chef will lead your group through each step as you cook side by side and enjoy the meal you’ve created together. What’s Included: An immersive 4-course team-building cooking class led by a skilled local chef All ingredients and professional cooking tools provided Clear instruction and practical techniques suitable for all skill levels A full menu prepared and enjoyed by the group What to Expect: Hands-on participation with guidance from an experienced chef A structured, approachable class designed for teams of all sizes Shared moments of tasting, learning and skill-building A shared meal to enjoy together at the end of the class What to Know Before You Go Comfortable, casual clothing is recommended Dietary preferences and allergies should be communicated in advance to accommodate your needs Whether planned for colleagues, clients or partners, this experience offers a memorable way to come together over great food and new skills. Book your group activity today! ABOUT COZYMEAL Since 2014, Cozymeal has become a leading destination for cooking classes and culinary experiences, connecting thousands of guests with world-class chefs across 400+ cities. Recognized by USA Today, CNN and Eater for excellence, Cozymeal brings award-winning expertise to every table. With more than 45,000 five-star reviews, the platform combines global scale with trusted quality. Beyond cooking classes, guests can book team building events, food tours, at-home hibachi, private chef meals and mixology classes - each designed to create memorable, hands-on moments. From barbecue brisket and buttery biscuits to handmade pasta, sushi rolling and French pastries, offerings span cuisines and formats ideal for date nights, corporate events and special celebrations. With options for vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and other dietary preferences, there’s something for every lifestyle. Booking is seamless, with instant confirmation and flexible scheduling that makes planning effortless.

Monday, 01, 18.00 - Monday, 01, 20.00 Washington, DC 221.11

Iran and the Bomb:The Origins and Trajectory of the Iranian Nuclear Program
Iran and the Bomb:The Origins and Trajectory of the Iranian Nuclear Program
Sina Azodi and Kelsey Davenport discuss Iran’s nuclear program and U.S. policy, exploring its origins, motives, and future trajectory. Among the many reasons for the long hostility between the U.S. and Iran that has twice erupted into warfare over the past year is fear that Iran would develop nuclear weapons. To understand the origins and possible trajectory of this program, the Stimson Center has invited Sina Azodi, author of a ground-breaking new book, “Iran and the Bomb,” to discuss his findings, which include interviews with Iranians who began the country’s nuclear work under the Shah, as well as those who pursued the program following the 1979 revolution. Azodi examines the motives for Iran’s nuclear advances and the ways in which they have remained consistent despite changes in the regime and the regional and international political climate. Nuclear and arms control advocate Kelsey Davenport will contribute expert analysis of U.S. policy toward Iran, its successes and failures, and possible solutions to promote non-proliferation and conflict resolution.

Monday, 01, 18.00 - Monday, 01, 20.00 Washington, DC 0.00

A Persian-Inspired Feast - Team Building by Cozymeal™
A Persian-Inspired Feast - Team Building by Cozymeal™
Book a unique team building event centered around sharing an incredible meal together! Join Cozymeal’s team building activity “A Persian-Inspired Feast” with Chef Sayeh or Resident Chef and connect with your team during a 2-hour culinary experience and enjoy a 4-course meal together.

Monday, 01, 18.00 - Monday, 01, 20.00 Washington, DC 187.21

Latest Iranian Businesses and Organizations

GW Iranian Student Association
GW Iranian Student Association
The Iranian Student Association at George Washington University in Washington, DC represents a dedicated community of students united by their heritage, interests, and commitment to building meaningful connections. As a student-led organization, the association embodies the values of cultural pride, intellectual curiosity, and community solidarity among its members at the university. Founded on the principle that student organizations strengthen campus life and foster belonging, the Iranian Student Association creates an inclusive environment where students can celebrate their backgrounds, share experiences, and support one another. The organization recognizes the importance of cultural representation within university spaces and works to ensure that Iranian perspectives and voices are heard and valued within the George Washington University community. Based in Washington, DC, a city rich with international institutions and diverse communities, the association connects students to broader networks of Iranian professionals, scholars, and cultural organizations throughout the region. Members benefit from the capital's unique resources and opportunities to engage with policy makers, academics, and community leaders who work on issues affecting Iran and the Middle East. The association's members share a commitment to academic excellence and personal growth while maintaining strong ties to their cultural identity. Through friendship, mentorship, and collective action, the Iranian Student Association creates a supportive community that enriches the student experience at George Washington University and contributes to the multicultural fabric of campus life in Washington, DC. The organization stands as a testament to the value of student-led initiatives in fostering inclusive communities and celebrating the diversity that defines modern university environments.

Washington, DC

Interests Section of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Interests Section of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Serving the Washington, DC community and beyond, the Interests Section of the Islamic Republic of Iran represents the governmental interests and diplomatic presence of Iran within the United States. As the de facto consular representation of the Islamic Republic of Iran, this organization operates under the auspices of the Pakistani Embassy located in Washington, DC, maintaining a bridge between the Iranian government and the American public. The Interests Section is committed to facilitating governmental relations and providing essential diplomatic services to those requiring official representation and consular assistance. Positioned in the nation's capital, the organization works to advance governmental objectives while serving as a resource for official matters requiring governmental coordination. The Interests Section embodies the governmental mission of the Islamic Republic of Iran, operating with the authority and responsibility that comes with official diplomatic status. Based in Washington, DC, the organization continues to fulfill its role as a vital governmental institution serving the broader community and international relations objectives.

Washington, DC

Iranian American Bar Association
Iranian American Bar Association
Since its establishment in 2000 in Washington, DC, the Iranian American Bar Association has grown from four founding members into a thriving national community of over 1,500 legal professionals. IABA's mission centers on three core pillars: educating the Iranian-American community about legal issues of importance, protecting and advancing the legal rights of Iranian Americans and other minorities, and celebrating the professional achievements of Iranian-American legal professionals. What distinguishes IABA is its commitment to building a connected, diverse legal community where judges, attorneys, law students, and legal scholars collaborate and mentor one another. The organization has become a trusted voice in meetings with elected officials and has been at the forefront of protecting minority rights in both courtrooms and policy discussions. Through its mentorship programs, networking events, and scholarship initiatives, IABA creates pathways for emerging legal talent while supporting established professionals. The organization's eight chapters spanning Los Angeles, New York, Northern California, Orange County, Phoenix, San Diego, the Southeast, and Washington, DC reflect its nationwide reach and influence. IABA's culture emphasizes professional excellence, cultural pride, and giving back to the community. By fostering meaningful connections among Iranian-American legal professionals and advocating for systemic improvements, IABA continues to serve as a vital resource and community hub for those seeking to advance their careers while contributing to positive change.

Washington, DC

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