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The Capital Club hosted a night of cocktails and carousing at the 18th Annual Summer Sinatra Soirée featuring live music and plenty of mingling. The Capital Club is a social club founded 26 years ago and is well known for their seasonal events and activities each year—such as this event and the upcoming Santa Soiree in December. The Club maintains a membership of only one hundred from the greater Washington, D.C. area and beyond, and supports local and national charities and community causes.
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The International Club of DC and the Embassy of France co-hosted the Bastille Day gala celebration on Saturday July 10, featuring a grand feast of French cuisine from the French restaurants in DC, music paying homage to Josephine Baker and the roaring twenties in Paris, art, wine, and dance. This made for an unforgettable celebration at the French Embassy to dance the night away and celebrate the birth of French democracy.
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The Young Professionals in Foreign Policy celebrated Affairs of State: The 3rd Annual YPFP Date Auction and Concert at the City Tavern Club. The event raised money to fund the many wonderful programs that Young Professionals in Foreign Policy offers its membership and featured a live performance by Sick Feed.
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One of the top 10 barbecue events in the country celebrated its 18th year. The Safeway National Capital Barbecue Battle was held on June 26 and 27 at Pennsylvania Ave. between 9th and 14th streets, NW, and featured some of best in the BBQ biz competing for prizes. The event also featured live performances from Clones of Funk and the Godfather of D.C. Go-Go, Chuck Brown.
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The 2nd Annual Old Ebbitt Block Party proved they're one of DC's premier street festivals and tastiest cookouts. Fest goers were treated to hours of non-stop musical performances and signature Old Ebbitt Grill food with charitable partner DC Central Kitchen.
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Wine Enthusiast's 2010 Toast of the Town brought together wine lovers for a spectacular evening of fine wine, amazing food, and live jazz music at the National Building Museum. Attendees were able to sample more than 500 of the world's finest wines and spirits. The event also includes signature dishes of 30 of Washington D.C.'s top-rated restaurants.
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From the creators of the legendary Facebook-organized snowball fight came a new event: a public viewing party to kick off the 2010 World Cup. Soccer in the Circle took place in Dupont Circle with two big screens on the grass, facing toward the Circle's fountain. Fans of teams from all over the world united to watch all the FIFA action--including the surprising 1-1 result in the England vs. U.S. match.
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All That Jazz: Music adicionados, politicians, and other guests gathered to kick off the highly anticipated DC Jazz Festival with cocktails and a lively musical performance. Teenage pianist Tony Madruga wowed the crowd during the Dizzy Gillespie All-Star performance as did singer Roberta Gambarini - getting the two-week festival started off with a bang.
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In their final stop in the D.C.-area, Riverdance performed at Wolf Trap on Friday evening. Now in its 15th and final year, the show displayed dancers of various genres—tap, flamenco, Irish and Russian, all done with tremendous precision, style and grace.
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Summer In The City: The Donovan House's rooftop quickly became a "must-go-to" summer relaxation spot when the hotel opened and retains the same reputation every summer. Guests flocked to the pool re-opening party to enjoy downtown views, signature cocktails, Asian-inspired appetizers, and sizzling DJ sounds while kicking back on large, cushioned chaises. The azure water didn't hurt either. Spotted Christina Wilkie, Fritz Brogan, Jonathan Burns, Freddie Wyatt, and Stephanie Fontnote.
PHOTO STORYNot too long ago, it was Cap fans who could boast that they were the loudest at Verizon Center. That all changed once a sold-out throng of preteen girls shrieked at the sheer sight of the stage, several minutes prior to the start of Taylor Swift's two-hour set.
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Vamos Peru! Some of Peru's top luxury brands gathered to showcase their taste, style, and unique design aesthetic at an exclusive event for WL readers. Guests enjoyed a Macchu Pisco Sour mix-off from mixologists representing Cieba Restaurant (the winner!), Funxion, Mio, The Passenger, and Occasions Caterers; sampled Peruvian-inspired food from Occasions Caterers and Mio Restaurant; viewed luxury alpaca products from Peruvian Connection; The Sandra Jordan Collection, and Alpaca International; saw luxury travel presentations from Orient Express Peru and Hoteles Libertador; learned about Peruvian humanitarian assistance organization Coprodeli; and viewed the amazing collections at the Textile Museum. Entertainment was provided from Kevin Olivera Music. Kelley Cannon Events crafted the perfect ambiance which enabled guests to enjoy this sophisticated and uniquely Peruvian affair.
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Charity is a Kick: The "beautiful game" got glamorous when several hundred of the area's top athletes, philanthropists, and business leaders joined soccer fans and players (including members of the DC Knights Street Soccer team) to honor the area's top philanthropists. Major Players: As guests enjoyed Italian cuisine from Teatro Goldoni - thanks to Jose Garcia's generous contribution - they heard words of inspiration from Washington Capitals and Wizards owner Ted Leonsis and HELP USA board chairwoman Maria Cuomo Cole. The gala honored sport magnates Sheila Johnson, Fernando Murias, and Darrell Green as well as Zachary Leonsis. The evening raised funds for Street Soccer USA programs that help educated and teach life skills homeless teens and adults via the game of soccer.