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Sustaining

May 28, 2025

Presented by Anacostia Arts Center Powered by Wacif Now on View at Anacostia Arts Center through June 28 Washington, D.C. — Sustaining is more than a group show—it’s a call to reimagine how we live, create, and care for one another. Drawing inspiration from the resourcefulness of our neighbors, this…

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Ewia: A Duo Exhibition Exploring the Past, Present, and Future Through Art

February 28, 2025

Featuring Patricia Edwine Poku and Rodney “BUCK!” Herring Presented by Anacostia Arts Center Powered by Wacif Washington, DC, 2/11/2025 – Washington, DC – The arts serve as a time machine, transporting us across different eras and perspectives. Ewia, a duo exhibition featuring artists Patricia Edwine Poku and Rodney “BUCK!” Herring,…

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Anacostia Arts Center Presents Annual Afro House: Spirit Fest in Celebration of Black History Month

February 11, 2025

Washington, D.C. – The Anacostia Arts Center is proud to announce the return of Afro House: Spirit Fest, its annual signature event celebrating Black History Month. Taking place on Saturday, February 22, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, this year’s festival will provide a much-needed space for rest, reflection,…

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Fusion Festival

September 25, 2024

Introducing the Inaugural Fusion Festival: A Celebration of Innovation and Community in the DMV Washington, D.C. – On October 19, 2024, the Anacostia Arts Center (powered by Wacif) will host the inaugural Fusion Festival, bringing together a diverse group of leaders and innovators from the DMV region. The event will…

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The African American Music Association in partnership with the Anacostia Arts Center presents “MOTOWN DC”

June 6, 2024

A Photographic & Memorabilia Exhibition in Washington, DC Washington, DC – The African American Music Association (AAMA) in partnership with the Anacostia Arts Center in Washington, DC is honored to present “Motown DC” a gallery exhibition featuring a display of photographs and memorabilia collections of legendary Motown artists by curator Beverly Lindsay-Johnson…

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