DC has one of the largest and most established municipal LGBTQIA+ offices in the nation.
And last week, we celebrated its 20th anniversary.
From expanding LGBTQIA+ housing, hosting WorldPride, investing in a new community center, revitalizing LGBTQIA+ nightlife, and more—we've been proud to commit to equity, visibility, and opportunity for LGBTQIA+ residents.
Community event in Washington, DC this Saturday, 10/17:
1. Free games and giveaways
2. Forecast is 50s and sunny
3. Happening at the beautiful Riggs LaSalle Rec in Ward 4
Another reason DC is a great place to raise a family. We'll see you at Ward 4 Family Fun Day!
October 17th‼🛶🦋🌳🌷🌞
1) Get to Kingman Island ✅
2) Walk over to our Sustainable DC table ✅
3) Immerse yourself in collage art before enjoying over a dozen other activities at Kingman Island Friends & Family Day! ✅
🔗Register at link in bio OR https://t.co/Qx2WNA1vNS
Looking for a new fall wardrobe? Come to ReThread DC’s next clothing swap this weekend at Kingman Island Friends and Family Day! 👕👖👗
📆 Saturday, October 17, 2026, 11:00am-3:00pm
📍 Kingman Island Meadow (575 Oklahoma Ave NE)
The clothing swap is designed for all ages and genders. Halloween costumes welcome!
Swap your clothes.
Bring your new items next door to upcycle.
Make your own Kingman and Heritage Island merch through the art of block printing.
Fall and winter preparations are underway in Washington, DC.
From winterizing water fountains to preparing for snow and resetting lighting timers, our DC Gov teams are moving throughout the city getting us ready for the colder months ahead.
Thank you! 👏🏽
In observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day, DC Government services and office hours will be modified on Monday, October 12.
For more information about ongoing District operations: https://t.co/8pknY9pmFN
Your neighborhood library is hosting free pumpkin painting, trick-or-treating, Halloween movie nights, and more.
All October long.
Just another perk of of Washington, DC's world-class library system:
There is no bigger priority than making sure DC residents from all eight wards can be a part of the prosperity that we are building in this city.
Since launching, the DC Infrastructure Academy has helped thousands of DC residents gain skills, find jobs, and build careers that support their families.
Today, we celebrated the final stage of the $74 million renovation at the historic Spingarn—where we can expand opportunities and build on that momentum.
September might be ending, but October is coming in STRONG. Just in time for Banned Books Week, we've got a great lineup of author talks coming to our neighborhood libraries. Come hear from authors, discover new books, and maybe pick up a title that has gotten people talking.
Your neighborhood library is also your neighborhood movie theater. 🎬 Our libraries host movie nights throughout the year, from new releases to classics and everything in between. Check out what’s screening at a library near you and make it a movie night.
Being prepared for an emergency could make all the difference for you and your loved ones.
September is National Preparedness Month—here are five ways to stay ready:
1. Know your risk
2. Make a plan
3. Have supplies
4. Stay informed
5. Visit https://t.co/h3VT49ePeT
The second-oldest neighborhood library in DC is back open.
Since I took office in 2015, all 26 DCPL locations have been funded, rebuilt, or renovated.
We know how important our libraries are to our communities, and this is a beautiful representation of what we've been able to achieve together.
We encourage you to check out the Southeast Library for yourself!
We love every opportunity to celebrate DC's creative community.
Art All Night is happening Friday, Sep 11 and Saturday, Sep 12 all throughout Washington, DC—including at @dcpl locations!
There will be exhibits, performances, and activities for the whole family.
Art All Night is a one-of-a-kind, uniquely DC celebration.
And it's almost here!
Plan your route for Friday, Sept 11-Saturday, Sept 12 and let's come together to celebrate our city's talent and creativity throughout all eight wards.
🔗https://t.co/f16Blu91D5
Happy first day of school, DC!
Our classrooms are ready, our school buildings are open, and we're ready to kick off another amazing school year in the best city in the world.
Visitors planning a trip to the National Mall this weekend are encouraged to plan ahead. The Freedom 250 Grand Prix requires ticketed entry for areas between 3rd and 14th Streets.
Monuments and memorials outside the Grand Prix race footprint remain open to the public, including sites surrounding the Reflecting Pool and Tidal Basin.
For help navigating around closed areas and reaching open sites, check the map at https://t.co/jJH6kZzMuR.
Know before you go: IndyCar Grand Prix in DC.
1. The best way to travel around the city this weekend is Metro
2. For real-time updates: Text DC250 to 888-777
3. Know which Metro stop to use based on your ticket: https://t.co/bVszZMDtEa
Stay informed about the Freedom250 Grand Prix!
Get free text updates from DC Government on road closures, transit changes, safety information, and more: Text "DC250" to 888-777.
Learn more at https://t.co/6jEQ74e4Wk.