Harvard Club of Washington, DC

A life-long animal protectionist and vegetarian, Shapiro describes vegetarianism as, more than a restrictive diet, a way of living that radically addresses and redresses these relationships @ $35.members/$65 nonmembers

Join us as we honor the exceptional Thomas E. Perez JD '87, MPP '87, U.S. Secretary of Labor, for his distinguished career in public service. Check-in at 11:30/program begins promptly at noon. Members and their guests $65/non-members $95.

Boogie to the music of the '60s, '70s and '80s at the historic University Club for an evening in the company of sophisticated singles and a DJ! Light hors d’oeuvres will be served.

Bizet! Verdi! Come see gifted Mexican mezzo-soprano Conchita de Antuñano in a concert in honor of National Hispanic Month. A talented soloist, Ms. de Antuñano loves sharing her knowledge and experience with younger singers.

Welcome to Class of 2014 Come one, come all - join us in welcoming the class of 2014 to DC! All alumni and all classes are welcome at the colorful Local 16 on U Street.

The award-winning writer Ann Beattie will moderate a discussion among four emerging writers, one of whom is Greg Jackson. Greg has published short stories in magazines including, most recently, the New Yorker and the Virginia Quarterly.

Tom Doyle is a fantasy and science fiction writer and author of American Craftsmen.

We will be led again by Bill Wilkin, NVRPA-trained volunteer guide, attorney, former Foreign Service officer and reserve officer. Bill is now a history teacher in Loudoun County@$5 Members & their Guests$15.nonmembers.

A treat for both aficionados and novices of Irish whiskey. The Whiskey Room & Bar upstairs at Rí Rá features one of the most extensive ranges of Irish whiskeys in America, including a number of rare bottles. Limited to 25 members and their guests - $60.

The Harvard Club has been invited. Register by using this link: www.mitdc.org/seminar

All are welcome to attend but you must be a member of the Harvard Club!

Chat with Professor Werner Sollors about his riveting new book, “The Temptation of Despair: Tales of the 1940s,” stories of life after the Holocaust, which was hailed as “deeply powerful” by The New Republic.

All are welcome to attend. The Harvard Club of Maryland has invited us.

Join the Harvard Club of DC Team

The subject is: Does Peaceful Conflict Resolution Work? Lessons from the Gaza War and Other Recent Disasters Please RSVP to cmorgan@potomacschool.org