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Pi Lambda Lambda Annual Black Affair Black OWT
Pi Lambda Lambda Annual Black Affair Black OWT
Start your Super Bowl weekend off with adult fun, music, dancing, networking and fellowship at the Pi Lambda Lambda – DMV Ques annual ALL Black Affair! Hosted this year at the Hilton Alexandria Mark Center, 5000 Seminary Road, Alexandria, Virginia. Pi Lambda Lambda Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., invites you to join us to celebrate our signature adult event, the Annual ALL Black Affair on February 7, 2026, with the Mix & Mingle kicking off at 5PM-8PM and the Party Time 9PM-2AM. This is the ultimate Party within a Party featuring multiple rooms with Old School Soul & Funk, R&B Classics, Current Hip Hop, Trap, Go-Go and live music. We will begin the day with a pre-event social and networking opportunity, including a takeover of the hotel's Finn & Porter Restaurant featuring food, drinks, and games with music by DJ Honcho of Gold Boot Entertainment. Saturday evening will continue with live music in the Old School Room from one of the hottest bands in the DMV, The Chocolate Factory Band, with a special guest DJ. Gold Boot Entertainment and a special collection of the most popular DJs in the area, present in multiple party rooms. The Grown & Sexy Room features DJ Reece, 93.9 FM, WKYS spinning R&B Classics, Current and 90’s hits. Our largest room, the Turn Up Room, features DJ Honcho and DJ Analyze (93,9 FM, WKYS) spinning Current Hip Hop, Trap, R&B, and Go-Go hosted by a professional party host, Smokey D. Saturday evening will also feature hot food stations and heavy hors d' Oeuvres complimentary for our Premier ticket holders (Individual Premier tickets and VIP Table tickets). Additionally, Premier guests have access to a pre-party Green Room featuring complimentary drinks, light refreshments, private bar and relaxing environment hosted by our VIP Management Team. The Hilton venue offers discounted guest rooms and on-site parking for Saturday night using our private room block. This will surely be a weekend of memories you do not want to miss. Guests are asked to dress to impress in ALL BLACK attire for the evening events. Complete your Black OWT experience by reserving your room at the Hilton Alexandria Mark Center. Enjoy the convenience of staying on-site for an unforgettable weekend.

Saturday, 07, 18.00 - Sunday, 08, 02.00 Alexandria, VA _$25

Rumi Forum Scriptural Reasoning: Abraham's Journey
Rumi Forum Scriptural Reasoning: Abraham's Journey
Scriptural Reasoning (SR) is a practice where Christians, Jews, and Muslims study each other’s sacred texts. SR participants meet once a month to read short passages from their respective scriptures on a certain topic. Facilitated by a study leader, each session is an opportunity to listen and share various perspectives. SR sessions help participants reflect on a curious list of topics within the Abrahamic tradition. The result is often a deeper understanding of others and one’s own scriptures, as well as the development of strong bonds across faith communities. Our study leader for this session will be Mother Sara Palmer!

Thursday, 29, 18.30 - Thursday, 29, 20.00 Alexandria, VA _$25

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Alexandria Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl
Alexandria Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl
Prepare yourself for the ultimate Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl Fiesta on May 2nd, 2026! 🌮🍹 Gather your friends, and let’s kick off a day packed with festive fun as we celebrate the vibrant culture of Cinco De Mayo in style. Experience the Cinco de Mayo Bar Crawl like never before! Our Cinco de Mayo celebration offers an exciting lineup of bars in the city, providing exclusive access to the ultimate nightlife experience. Gather your friends, bring your energy, and get ready for a night out you won’t forget. This Cinco de Mayo event takes you through a series of top-rated bars, each promising a unique experience as you join the local community in a festive celebration. From start to finish, this bar crawl is designed to bring out the best of Cinco de Mayo nightlife, with plenty of thrilling stops along the way.

Saturday, 02, 17.00 - Saturday, 02, 23.00 Alexandria, VA _$25

Rumi Forum Scriptural Reasoning: Generosity
Rumi Forum Scriptural Reasoning: Generosity
As the year ends, come discuss generosity with us! This is a hybrid event. The Zoom link for this session will be provided the day of the event. Scriptural Reasoning (SR) is a practice where Christians, Jews, and Muslims study each other’s sacred texts. SR participants meet once a month to read short passages from their respective scriptures on a certain topic. Facilitated by a study leader, each session is an opportunity to listen and share various perspectives. SR sessions help participants reflect on a curious list of topics within the Abrahamic tradition. The result is often a deeper understanding of others and one’s own scriptures, as well as the development of strong bonds across faith communities. Our study leader for this session will be Imam Zubair Yousif. Imam Zubair Yousif is the national Muslim faith-specific religious expert for the Federal Bureau of Prisons and the Chaplaincy Services Coordinator for the Mid-Atlantic region. As part of the agency's Chaplaincy Services Branch Central Office team in Washington, DC, Imam Yousif ensures religious accommodations, pastoral care, and faith-based reentry guidance across faith lines to 121 federal prisons nationwide. Besides his caring for inmates and staff of all faiths, Imam Yousif offers professional faith specific Islamic training and guidance including recruiting, hiring, and mentoring to the agency's Muslim Chaplains, contractors, and volunteers. Additionally, his Islamic scholarly and practical approach for guiding incarcerated populations has advanced the agency's commitment to foster healthy and balanced religiosity across faith lines. He is currently pursuing a doctoral program in Muslim leadership from Chicago Theological Seminary/Bayan Graduate School. Imam Yousif enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling, watching soccer, and lives in Virginia with his wife and two daughters.

Thursday, 04, 18.30 - Thursday, 04, 20.00 Alexandria, VA _$25

Obsidian Gathering: A Black Pride Parkour Event
Obsidian Gathering: A Black Pride Parkour Event
Join us for the Obsidian Gathering, a unique celebration of Black pride, movement, and community! This exciting parkour event is designed to bring together athletes and enthusiasts to connect, inspire, and move with purpose. Whether you’re an experienced practitioner or just starting out, this gathering is for anyone who wants to be part of a vibrant, empowering community. Who can attend: This event is focused on the experiences of Black parkour athletes, and is open to people of all backgrounds to attend.

Friday, 20, 15.00 - Sunday, 22, 18.00 Alexandria, VA _$25

Black History Month Trivia Night
Black History Month Trivia Night
Join the Friends of Green Spring Gardens (FROGS) and test your knowledge of Black History at our Trivia Night! Grab your family and friends and join us at the Gazebo for an evening of fun. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs for your team. This is an outdoor event.

Saturday, 07, 18.30 - Saturday, 07, 20.30 Alexandria, VA _$25

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Women's Bar Association of the District of Columbia
Women's Bar Association of the District of Columbia
Founded in 1917, the Women's Bar Association of the District of Columbia represents over a century of dedication to supporting women in the legal profession and advancing justice in Alexandria, VA and the Washington, DC metropolitan region. The organization was established by pioneers like Ellen Spencer Mussey during a transformative era when women were largely excluded from law schools, the practice of law, and bar associations themselves. Today, the WBA continues its founding mission of maintaining professional integrity, promoting the administration of justice, advancing and protecting the interests of women lawyers, fostering mutual improvement, and cultivating a spirit of friendship among members. The association envisions a world where all women lawyers are empowered to achieve personal and professional success, where members are meaningfully connected and mentored, and where diversity, equity, and inclusion define the organization's culture and leadership. Open to all who value its mission, the WBA welcomes attorneys, legal professionals, and supporters committed to strengthening the legal profession. Through meaningful connections, substantive programming, and community service initiatives, the organization works to raise the visibility of women in law and promote their elevation to leadership positions. The WBA's commitment extends beyond its membership to the broader community, particularly through the WBA Foundation's work supporting nonprofits serving women and girls in the legal field throughout the DC area.

Alexandria, VA

Black Women United for Action
Black Women United for Action
Founded in 1985 by a group of concerned African-American women in Northern Virginia, Black Women United for Action (BWUFA) emerged from a simple but powerful recognition: highly educated and professionally talented Black women were underrepresented in decision-making positions in education and government. What began as a local initiative in Alexandria, VA has evolved into a diverse, ethnically inclusive volunteer organization with members spanning the Washington Metropolitan area, multiple states along the Eastern Seaboard, and Canada. BWUFA's mission centers on advocating for women's concerns and improving the lives of impoverished, vulnerable families through empowerment and self-sufficiency approaches. The organization values collaborative partnerships and maintains a deep commitment to family preservation and community development. Beyond direct service provision, BWUFA serves as a cultural steward, raising awareness of overlooked chapters in African-American history and highlighting the community's contributions to building the nation. The organization's signature initiatives, including the annual Mount Vernon Slave Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony, reflect their dedication to honoring heritage while serving present-day community needs. Operating from Alexandria, BWUFA continues to be distinguished by its diverse membership, grassroots methodology, and unwavering focus on uplifting at-risk communities and creating opportunities for vulnerable families to achieve self-sufficiency and dignity.

Alexandria, VA

American Indian Higher Education Consortium
American Indian Higher Education Consortium
Since 1973, the American Indian Higher Education Consortium has been the collective voice for tribal higher education in the United States. What began as a support network for six pioneering tribally controlled colleges has evolved into a movement encompassing 37 Tribal Colleges and Universities dedicated to providing culturally rooted, holistic education to American Indian communities. Based in Alexandria, VA, AIHEC represents the shared mission of member institutions created and chartered by tribal governments to serve their people through locally based, supportive academic programs. The consortium embodies a commitment to strengthening Indigenous languages, cultures, and tribal sovereignty while creating pathways to economic opportunity in some of America's most underserved regions. AIHEC's member institutions serve as vital community anchors, operating in rural areas where they provide not only post-secondary education but also economic development and social stability. The organization's leadership structure reflects its democratic values—governance by the presidents of member TCUs ensures that decisions serve the authentic needs of tribal communities. AIHEC's advocacy work addresses systemic inequities in federal funding and policy, championing the unique contributions of tribal colleges to rural America and national development. Through collaborative initiatives and member support, AIHEC continues the foundational work of building educational excellence, preserving cultural heritage, and empowering American Indian students to thrive in their communities and beyond.

Alexandria, VA

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