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Black Educational Events in Washington, DC

Join Black Educational Events in Washington, DC providing educational opportunities for your community. These events offer learning experiences that honor cultural heritage while helping members of the Black community develop new skills and knowledge.
Wilmington to DC: African American Museum Experience
Wilmington to DC: African American Museum Experience
Hop on for a day trip from Wilmington to DC to explore the rich history at the African American Museum! Join us for a full-day cultural experience from Wilmington to Washington, DC. This is more than a trip — it’s a curated day of history, culture, and great energy. No driving. No stress. Just pull up and enjoy the experience. We’ll visit the National Museum of African American History & Culture with secured timed entry, explore the National Mall, grab food, take photos, and create memories with a great group. Perfect for families, friends, and anyone looking for a dope, meaningful day trip. 🗓️ FULL ITINERARY 9:45 AM – Check-in (Wilmington) 10:15 AM – Depart 12:15 PM – Arrive Washington, DC (Restroom break + regroup) 12:30 PM – 1:00 PM Walk & photos at the National Mall 1:00 PM – 1:10 PM Walk to museum entrance 1:15 PM – 4:00 PM (Timed Entry) National Museum of African American History & Culture History galleries Culture & music floors Interactive exhibits 4:00 PM – 5:15 PM Free time + food (Wharf / food trucks / shops) 5:30 PM – Load bus 8:00 PM – Arrive Wilmington Times are approximate 🎁 WHAT’S INCLUDED Roundtrip transportation (Wilmington → DC → Wilmington) Museum timed-entry pass Group experience + itinerary Snacks & water Photo opportunities + content moments 📍 PICKUP DETAILS Location: Wilmington, DE (exact location sent after purchase) Check-in Time: 9:45 AM Departure: 10:15 AM SHARP 📸 ATTRACTIONS HIGHLIGHT National Museum of African American History & Culture National Mall scenic views Optional Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial stop DC Wharf (food + vibes) ⚠️ IMPORTANT INFO Museum entry is timed and reserved Must arrive on time — bus will leave promptly No refunds within 72 hours of event Comfortable walking shoes recommended Bring ID + spending money for food

Saturday, 27, 10.00 - Saturday, 27, 20.00 Washington, DC _$25

BSF/LSF 54th Annual School Fair
BSF/LSF 54th Annual School Fair
The Black Student Fund and the Latino Student Fund present the Annual School Fair. Tickets are FREE. The BSF/LSF Annual School Fair is a forum for families to learn about independent school education and engage students, teachers and administrators from more than 60 local and national independent schools. This event will also include workshops by A Better Chance, Serving Our Children and faculty from George Washington University and Morgan State University, financial aid counseling, and much more information on the independent school experience for people of color.

Sunday, 18, 14.00 - Sunday, 18, 17.00 Washington, DC _$25

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Queer Black Broadway Walking Tour
Queer Black Broadway Walking Tour
Off the Mall Tours and the Rainbow History Project are partnering to offer an intersectional look at the queer history of Black Broadway. In honor of DC Black Pride week, Off the Mall Tours is partnering with the Rainbow History Project to bring you the Queer Black Broadway walking tour. The U Street Corridor was known as "Black Broadway" in its heyday of the early 20th Century. From the Prohibition Era to the Civil Rights Movement, it was also the center for social justice and fringe movements that fought to bring more opportunity for marginalized groups, including a secretive but active Queer community that was associated with the Harlem Renaissance, the Pansy Craze, and the Civil Rights Movement. This 2 hour walking tour begins at Howard Theater and ends at Thurst Lounge, 2204 14th Street, which is DC's only queer black-owned bar! A portion of proceeds go to benefit the Rainbow History Project. The Rainbow History Project’s mission is to collect, preserve, and promote an active knowledge of the history, arts, and culture of metropolitan Washington DC’s diverse LGBTQ+ communities.

Sunday, 24, 18.00 - Sunday, 24, 20.00 Washington, DC _$25

Queer Black Broadway Walking Tour
Queer Black Broadway Walking Tour
Off the Mall Tours and the Rainbow History Project are partnering to offer an intersectional look at the queer history of Black Broadway. In honor of DC Black Pride week, Off the Mall Tours is partnering with the Rainbow History Project to bring you the Queer Black Broadway walking tour. The U Street Corridor was known as "Black Broadway" in its heyday of the early 20th Century. From the Prohibition Era to the Civil Rights Movement, it was also the center for social justice and fringe movements that fought to bring more opportunity for marginalized groups, including a secretive but active Queer community that was associated with the Harlem Renaissance, the Pansy Craze, and the Civil Rights Movement. This 2 hour walking tour begins at Howard Theater and ends at Thurst Lounge, 2204 14th Street, which is DC's only queer black-owned bar! A portion of proceeds go to benefit the Rainbow History Project. The Rainbow History Project’s mission is to collect, preserve, and promote an active knowledge of the history, arts, and culture of metropolitan Washington DC’s diverse LGBTQ+ communities.

Sunday, 24, 18.00 - Sunday, 24, 20.00 Washington, DC _$25

Black History Walking Tour With Author Lauri Williamson and NMAAHC entry
Black History Walking Tour With Author Lauri Williamson and NMAAHC entry
Experience Black history as a living, moving story. Black History in Motion: Walking Tour Edition is a guided cultural walking tour through Washington, DC, connecting place, history, and storytelling in meaningful ways. This reflective experience offers an intimate exploration of Black history during Black History Month. On this 2-hour experience, you’ll: Walk through iconic DC sites and lesser-known spaces that reveal hidden histories Explore themes of visibility and invisibility in Black history Hear stories from Freedom Plaza, Lafayette Square, the National Mall, and more Reflect on what is honored in public spaces, what is missing, and why that matters End-of-Tour Highlights At the conclusion of the tour, guests will be able to: Explore exhibits at the National Museum of African American History and Culture with a free, timed-entry ticket, Enjoy lunch your own at the renowned Sweet Home Cafe, Take home a Native Vibes bookmark to remember the journey and continue stay in touch These additions create a full, immersive experience that continues after the walking portion ends. Tour Details Format: Walking tour, rain or shine (dress for the weather and comfortable shoes recommended) Distance: Approx. 2 miles Meeting Location: Federal Triangle Metro – exact details provided after registration Tour Guide Lauri Williamson is a Washington, DC cultural historian, licensed tour guide, and author of 111 Places in Black Culture in Washington, DC That You Must Not Miss. She specializes in creating engaging, story-driven experiences that connect visitors to the city’s living history. Important Notes The tour does not start and end in the same location Space is limited to maintain an intimate experience This experience requires a minimum number of participants and may be canceled if the minimum is not met What’s Included Guided walking tour with Lauri Williamson Timed-entry ticket to the National Museum of African American History and Culture Lunch at Sweet Home Cafe Native Vibes bookmark keepsake What’s Not Included Transportation to or from the tour start Personal expenses or souvenirs Gratuity for your guide — never expected, but always appreciated

Saturday, 07, 10.30 - Saturday, 07, 12.30 Washington, DC _$25

DC Black History Tour for Stenographers, Legal Professionals and Friends
DC Black History Tour for Stenographers, Legal Professionals and Friends
This fun and educational 3-hour guided bus and walking tour explores Washington, DC through Black history, murals, and neighborhoods, showing how public art and place reflect culture, leadership, and legacy. Tour highlights include: Guided mural and history walks in Shaw, one of DC’s most historic Black neighborhoods Drive by the John Lewis mural on Capitol Hill, honoring his legacy of “good trouble” Drive by National Council of Negro Women, founded by Mary McLeod Bethune. Murals in Northeast DC’s NoMa neighborhood (North of Massachusetts Avenue), including the area around Alethia Tanner Park Opportunities to get off the bus for photos and commentary at each location. A narrated ride along historic U Street / Black Broadway, with context on music, culture, and civil rights National Memorial Stops The tour intentionally focuses on two memorials that anchor the experience: Lincoln Memorial, examining emancipation and its role in Black freedom movements Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, reflecting on activism, leadership, and legacy About the Experience Led by Lauri Williamson, author of 111 Places in Black Culture in Washington, DC That You Must Not Miss Murals provide local flavor and visual storytelling, while the tour offers broader historical context for out-of-town guests A balanced mix of riding and short walks

Saturday, 28, 14.00 - Saturday, 28, 17.00 Washington, DC _$25

NOBLE NY Black History Month Journey to DC
NOBLE NY Black History Month Journey to DC
Take a journey through Black History at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C. Trip includes: Round-trip transportation Breakfast and lunch Snacks and beverages Museum entrance It is strongly recommended that attendees also bring their own personal refreshments and money for souvenirs.

Wednesday, 18, 05.00 - Wednesday, 18, 19.00 Washington, DC _$25

DC History & Culture Walking Tour of Black Broadway by Author Briana Thomas
DC History & Culture Walking Tour of Black Broadway by Author Briana Thomas
Welcome to Black Broadway! Celebrate Black history, and explore the musical and cultural heritage of Washington's Greater U Street on a public group tour curated by local author and historian Briana Thomas.

Tuesday, 06, 13.00 - Tuesday, 06, 15.00 Washington, DC _$25

Black History Month Series: Resistance & Solidarity
Black History Month Series: Resistance & Solidarity
Welcome to the Black History Month Series: Resistance & Solidarity event! Join us at the SIS Founders Room on April 2, 2026 at 4:00 PM for an enlightening discussion on the history of resistance and solidarity within the Black community. Let's come together to honor the contributions of Black leaders and activists who have paved the way for social justice and equality. This event is a celebration of resilience, strength, and unity. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn, share, and connect with like-minded individuals. Mark your calendars and be part of this inspiring event!

Thursday, 02, 16.00 - Thursday, 02, 17.00 Washington, DC _$25

23rd Annual DC/Maryland Black College Expo™
23rd Annual DC/Maryland Black College Expo™
Join us for the 22nd Annual DC/Maryland Black College Expo™ at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC, USA. 10-3pm is the Expo. Come meet with colleges, including HBCUs. Students and College Transfer Students bring plenty of copies of your Transcript to Get Accepted on The Spot! Attend informative seminars on Financial Aid and Scholarships. HOW to START a BUSINESS! The 411 for the Student Athlete, REAL TALK…. College vs High School. Whether you're a High School Student or a COLLEGE Transfer Student, or an underclassman, this expo is for the whole family. Even if you are an Adult Learner looking for opportunities, you can find it at the Black College Expo. For questions email us [email protected]. Due to enormous cost to host this event, there are NO REFUNDS! BENEFITS Get ACCEPTED on the Spot! Over 5 million in Scholarships! Seminars & More!

Saturday, 28, 10.00 - Saturday, 28, 15.00 Washington, DC _$25

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Wilmington to DC: African American Museum Experience
Wilmington to DC: African American Museum Experience
Hop on for a day trip from Wilmington to DC to explore the rich history at the African American Museum! Join us for a full-day cultural experience from Wilmington to Washington, DC. This is more than a trip — it’s a curated day of history, culture, and great energy. No driving. No stress. Just pull up and enjoy the experience. We’ll visit the National Museum of African American History & Culture with secured timed entry, explore the National Mall, grab food, take photos, and create memories with a great group. Perfect for families, friends, and anyone looking for a dope, meaningful day trip. 🗓️ FULL ITINERARY 9:45 AM – Check-in (Wilmington) 10:15 AM – Depart 12:15 PM – Arrive Washington, DC (Restroom break + regroup) 12:30 PM – 1:00 PM Walk & photos at the National Mall 1:00 PM – 1:10 PM Walk to museum entrance 1:15 PM – 4:00 PM (Timed Entry) National Museum of African American History & Culture History galleries Culture & music floors Interactive exhibits 4:00 PM – 5:15 PM Free time + food (Wharf / food trucks / shops) 5:30 PM – Load bus 8:00 PM – Arrive Wilmington Times are approximate 🎁 WHAT’S INCLUDED Roundtrip transportation (Wilmington → DC → Wilmington) Museum timed-entry pass Group experience + itinerary Snacks & water Photo opportunities + content moments 📍 PICKUP DETAILS Location: Wilmington, DE (exact location sent after purchase) Check-in Time: 9:45 AM Departure: 10:15 AM SHARP 📸 ATTRACTIONS HIGHLIGHT National Museum of African American History & Culture National Mall scenic views Optional Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial stop DC Wharf (food + vibes) ⚠️ IMPORTANT INFO Museum entry is timed and reserved Must arrive on time — bus will leave promptly No refunds within 72 hours of event Comfortable walking shoes recommended Bring ID + spending money for food

Saturday, 28, 10.00 - Saturday, 28, 15.00 Washington, DC 65.00

BSF/LSF 54th Annual School Fair
BSF/LSF 54th Annual School Fair
The Black Student Fund and the Latino Student Fund present the Annual School Fair. Tickets are FREE. The BSF/LSF Annual School Fair is a forum for families to learn about independent school education and engage students, teachers and administrators from more than 60 local and national independent schools. This event will also include workshops by A Better Chance, Serving Our Children and faculty from George Washington University and Morgan State University, financial aid counseling, and much more information on the independent school experience for people of color.

Saturday, 28, 10.00 - Saturday, 28, 15.00 Washington, DC 105.49

Queer Black Broadway Walking Tour
Queer Black Broadway Walking Tour
Off the Mall Tours and the Rainbow History Project are partnering to offer an intersectional look at the queer history of Black Broadway. In honor of DC Black Pride week, Off the Mall Tours is partnering with the Rainbow History Project to bring you the Queer Black Broadway walking tour. The U Street Corridor was known as "Black Broadway" in its heyday of the early 20th Century. From the Prohibition Era to the Civil Rights Movement, it was also the center for social justice and fringe movements that fought to bring more opportunity for marginalized groups, including a secretive but active Queer community that was associated with the Harlem Renaissance, the Pansy Craze, and the Civil Rights Movement. This 2 hour walking tour begins at Howard Theater and ends at Thurst Lounge, 2204 14th Street, which is DC's only queer black-owned bar! A portion of proceeds go to benefit the Rainbow History Project. The Rainbow History Project’s mission is to collect, preserve, and promote an active knowledge of the history, arts, and culture of metropolitan Washington DC’s diverse LGBTQ+ communities.

Saturday, 28, 10.00 - Saturday, 28, 15.00 Washington, DC 33.85

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