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Celebrate 91 years of Sigma Delta Tau as we honor Chief Judge Milton Lee and Attorney Benjamin Wilson on October 10!
Overview
Get ready to celebrate the 91st anniversary of Sigma Delta Tau Legal Fraternity with a glamorous black tie dinner dance!
Sigma Delta Tau Legal Fraternity, Inc.'s 91st Anniversary Black Tie Dinner Dance
Join us on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at Clyde’s of Gallery Place in Washington, DC, for an unforgettable evening filled with great company, delicious food, and fantastic music.
This year, we are proud to honor two distinguished members of the legal community: Chief Judge Milton Lee and Attorney Benjamin Wilson.
Put on your finest attire and get ready to dance the night away. Whether you are a fraternity member, alumnus, legal professional, or supporter, this event is the perfect opportunity to reconnect with old friends and make new ones in a lively and elegant atmosphere.
Located on 7th Street Northwest, Clyde’s of Gallery Place offers a charming setting that perfectly complements the sophistication of our black tie affair. Enjoy a delectable dinner while celebrating our honorees and spending time with fraternity members and legal professionals from throughout the Washington metropolitan area.
Do not miss this special occasion. Mark your calendar and join us for the Sigma Delta Tau Legal Fraternity, Inc.'s 91st Anniversary Black Tie Dinner Dance, an evening of celebration, camaraderie, and lasting memories.
Tickets may also be purchased through the fraternity’s Zelle account at [email protected]. In the payment memo, please include “Dinner Dance” and the full name of each attendee.
Proceeds from the Dinner Dance will support the 2026 Sigma Delta Tau Legal Fraternity H. Carl Moultrie I Scholarship.
Advertising Opportunities
Full page advertisement: $150
Half page advertisement: $75
Advertisements are due by September 30, 2026. For additional information, please contact D. Michael Lyles
Saturday, 10, 18.00 -
Saturday, 10, 23.00
Washington,
DC
_$25
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
Celebrate 91 years of Sigma Delta Tau as we honor Chief Judge Milton Lee and Attorney Benjamin Wilson on October 10!
Overview
Get ready to celebrate the 91st anniversary of Sigma Delta Tau Legal Fraternity with a glamorous black tie dinner dance!
Sigma Delta Tau Legal Fraternity, Inc.'s 91st Anniversary Black Tie Dinner Dance
Join us on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at Clyde’s of Gallery Place in Washington, DC, for an unforgettable evening filled with great company, delicious food, and fantastic music.
This year, we are proud to honor two distinguished members of the legal community: Chief Judge Milton Lee and Attorney Benjamin Wilson.
Put on your finest attire and get ready to dance the night away. Whether you are a fraternity member, alumnus, legal professional, or supporter, this event is the perfect opportunity to reconnect with old friends and make new ones in a lively and elegant atmosphere.
Located on 7th Street Northwest, Clyde’s of Gallery Place offers a charming setting that perfectly complements the sophistication of our black tie affair. Enjoy a delectable dinner while celebrating our honorees and spending time with fraternity members and legal professionals from throughout the Washington metropolitan area.
Do not miss this special occasion. Mark your calendar and join us for the Sigma Delta Tau Legal Fraternity, Inc.'s 91st Anniversary Black Tie Dinner Dance, an evening of celebration, camaraderie, and lasting memories.
Tickets may also be purchased through the fraternity’s Zelle account at [email protected]. In the payment memo, please include “Dinner Dance” and the full name of each attendee.
Proceeds from the Dinner Dance will support the 2026 Sigma Delta Tau Legal Fraternity H. Carl Moultrie I Scholarship.
Advertising Opportunities
Full page advertisement: $150
Half page advertisement: $75
Advertisements are due by September 30, 2026. For additional information, please contact D. Michael Lyles
Saturday, 28, 14.00 - Saturday, 28, 17.00
Washington, DC
171.61
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
68.90