About this Event
Celebrate Black history on a musical and cultural heritage tour of DC's U Street Corridor.
The Washington D.C. Fellowship community is delighted to invite you to an immersive walking tour with author, and D.C. historian, Brianna A. Thomas from Black Broadway Washington, D.C.
What you can expect?
With the use of community storytelling and engaging visuals, we will stroll through the Greater U Street area once known as Black Broadway. During this experience you will visit the area's oldest landmarks, view one of a kind murals, meet notable history makers, sightsee 100-year old theaters, and learn about the Jazz and Cultural Renaissance that paved the way for today's most famous African American successes, educators, musicians, talents, and heroes. Keep an eye out for some hidden gems along the way!
Practical information
Please RSVP by December 10th.
This is a free event, as walking tour costs have been covered by RSA US. Attendees are asked to cover any additional expenses incurred during this event.
If you RSVP, please do join us on the day! The cost of this event is paid for in advance, so we truly appreciate your commitment to attending. Your presence means a lot to us!
Photo attribution: From Black Broadway Walking Tour website
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
U Street Northwest, U Street Northwest, Washington, United States
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