Not sure what to do this Sunday, May 15, in the city? Assuming you went out late on Saturday night, to either Asia after Dark or the DC Burners Elective Collective (or both!), go ahead and sleep in—you earned it! When you wake up, grab your coffee and head over to the International Vegetarian Food Fair at Capital Memorial Church for a healthy, yummy hangover-curing buffet. Then afterwards, saunter over to BloomBars for Seed featuring Classical Revolution DC for some live classical music.
Once a year, Capital Memorial Church members prepare their favorite native dishes (from over 40 countries) and wear their finest ethnic clothes (so wear yours as well!) and unite to present an unlimited “sampling” of authentic international vegetarian cuisines.
You can take a small serving of hundreds of delicious vegetarian and vegan items (and come back for seconds if you like!) Try exotic foods from Africa, Asia Pacific, Caribbean, Europe, India, Latin America, Middle East, and North America. All foods will be vegetarian; those which are vegan will be noted. The price is $12 per person, with children age 10 and under eating for free!
May 15, 1 -4 pm
Capital Memorial Church
3150 Chesapeake Street N.W., Washington, DC 20008 (just off Connecticut Ave.)
Nearest Metro: Van Ness (five minute walk north up Connecticut)
Yes, Classical Revolution DC is making chamber music sexy again! Classical Revolution DC is part of a global phenomenon of bringing classical chamber music to non-traditional venues. Classical Revolution has chapters in San Francisco, NYC, Philadelphia, Toronto, Portland, Berlin, Melbourne, and 25 other cities worldwide, and the DC chapter has partnered with BloomBars for a showcase thus Sunday evening.
On Sunday, Classical Revolution DC presents members of Columbia Players and Marva String Quartet performing the music of Mozart, Duke Ellington, Faure, Mendelssohn, Gershwin, and Dohnanyi.
Sunday, May 15 · 8:30pm - 10:00pm
3222 11th St NW
Washington, DC
$10 suggested donation (remember, BloomBars is a nonprofit arts organization and center!)
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