Event Calendar

SAFe^® Day Government explores the paradigm shift in the Federal government when fostering a culture of Agile innovation. This conference brings together visionary leaders, policymakers, and Agile practitioners to explore and champion the adoption of Agile methodologies in government. Through collaborative discussions, real-world case studies, and interactive sessions, Scaled Agile aims to inspire, educate, and empower government agencies to embrace agility as a fundamental driver of positive change.

Join them on this transformative journey towards a future where agile governance is not just a methodology but a cornerstone for building resilient, adaptive, and innovative government systems.

The Washington DC Metro Area Chapters of ARMA International invite you to participate in an exciting Spring event for the Federal Records and Information Management community in May 2024. The plan is to attract ARMA members and RIM professionals from across the DMV back to an in-person event. They will be presenting timely and informative programs of interest to all who work for or with the Federal government, including speaker panels comprised of NARA leaders, Agency Records Officers, industry experts, and RIM practitioners.  Highlights include the NARA directive’s post-June 30 environment and how artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the field as records and data are becoming one and the same. 

They are planning on making this seminar FREE OF CHARGE to ensure that more people can take advantage of this great event!  Coffee, snacks, and a box lunch will be offered.  The event will be eligible for ICRM and other credits.  

Join your colleagues at the FDLI Annual Conference, the premier event for the food and drug law community. This conference provides a unique opportunity to delve into the complex legal, regulatory, compliance, and policy issues currently impacting the FDA-regulated industry. The conference brings together experts from federal government, industry, the private bar, non-profit organizations, patient and consumer advocacy groups, consulting organizations, and the world of academia.

This year’s conference is more than just an exchange of ideas. It’s a celebration of rich history and accomplishments as the Food & Drug Law Institute celebrates 75th Anniversary. As they honor their past, The plan to look to the future, examining the most timely and significant topics as well as what’s on the horizon. You’re invited to be part of this special event, contributing to and learning from in-depth discussions and analyses. Be part of FDLI’s tradition of excellence and innovative thought at the 2024 FDLI Annual Conference.

The series kicks off on May 1 and continues through October on every first and third Wednesday of the month from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm. Locals and passersby can shop and explore a curated selection of items by the areas most talented creatives, including everything from jewelry, paintings, candles, custom designed items, home goods, and more.

Capital Arts Collective aims to celebrate and support the local art scene. RRBITC is excited to welcome homegrown artisans to Wilson Plaza, with plenty of seating and eateries it’s the perfect place, for art enthusiasts of all ages, to grab lunch, browse and shop from the best creators in the DMV area.

A near 50-year partnership between Washington Performing Arts and D.C. Public Schools, the Embassy Adoption Program (EAP) annually connects thousands of fifth- and sixth-grade students in schools in all D.C. wards with more than 50 embassies and other diplomatic entities including consular offices, government offices, representative offices, and others. Diplomats visit the schools to give students a personalized understanding of their nation’s positions on various world issues, and diplomats and teachers design individualized curricula based on the culture of the country or region, available resources, D.C. Public School curriculum standards, and needs of the students. Washington Performing Arts Women’s Committee members and members of the community serve as classroom volunteers to support the teachers and diplomats throughout the year.