Harvard Club of Washington, DC

In 1968, the Kerner Commission concluded that America was heading toward “two societies, one black, one white -- separate and unequal.” Eisenhower Foundation CEO Alan Curtis re-examines fifty years later the work that still remains.

The exhibition explores the distinctive design principles, material concerns, and reoccurring themes that position the Mulleavys’ work within the landscape of contemporary art and fashion.

Join Harvard alumni in taking the Polar Plunge at Capital Riverfront-Yards Park to support Special Olympics DC. Special Olympics DC provides sports, health, and inclusion programs for over 1,600 children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Susan Subak will be talking about her new research on low carbon culture in the United States, with a focus on the residential sector in Washington, DC and the commercial sector/higher education institutions nationwide.

Still trying to figure out how your career and life fit together? This workshop is led by Matthew Temple, Harvard Alumni Association Board member and Director of Alumni Career & Professional Development for the Kellogg School of Management.

Cheer on the Washington Capitals with Harvard alumni and friends at Capital One Arena on Thursday, February 7th. The Harvard Club is also hosting a pre-game talk with Don Fishman, AB '91 and KSGEE '03, Capitals Assistant GM and Director of Legal Affairs.

Kristina Han AB '96 will share her story pioneering makeup-as-a-service with the creation of DC's first makeup bar. Her team will also offer a class on work-ready makeup for participants.

This film provides an intimate look inside the magic of collaborative musical creation and inside the soul of a new kind of Black consciousness movement emerging in America today. Free general admission to film screening.

Connect with fellow Harvard alumni. Learn more about the joint membership opportunity between the Harvard Club and the University Club of Washington, DC. Cocktails (cash bar), hors d'oeuvres, and Clubhouse tours will be offered.

This panel discussion will feature perspectives from experienced leaders in the education and military fields regarding the challenges of providing higher education in Afghanistan. Sponsored by the DC Chapter of the Harvard Veterans Alumni Organization.

Relax with good friends, great conversation, a light buffet, and cash bar. Hosted by the Columbia Club of Washington, DC.

Members get a sneak peek of The Sleeping Beauty in the intimacy of The Washington Ballet's studios! Beer, Ballet & Bubbly gives insiders a chance to watch a working rehearsal, with included food and drinks to follow.

All levels of IVY/Seven Sister Schools tennis playing alumni and their friends are welcome to attend. Organized by the Harvard and Yale Clubs of Washington, DC

Slim Doug will be giving a tribute to some of the hymns of his adolescence (and maybe some of yours!) The tribute will include Knockin' on Heaven's Door, Tangled Up in Blue, Eye and Eye, You Ain't Goin' Nowhere, and other favorites.

Please join us for this blockbuster show of the work of Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, featuring three kinetic and audiovisual experiences from visitors’ own biometric data.

Back by Popular Demand! Chef Mikko has prepared his Nordic cuisine for ambassadors, politicians and royalty across the world---now his innovative and highly celebrated dishes will be explained, demonstrated, and enjoyed by Harvard alumni.

Join us at our next chess social! This is an excellent opportunity to network with Ivy/Seven Sisters alumni and their guests and to take part in casual games.

The evening's program will include remarks by Ambassador Canedo Daroca, a dance troupe performance, and a full Bolivian dinner with wine. This event is limited to Harvard Club members and their guests.