Washington Performing Arts’ Mars Urban Arts Initiative and Dupont Underground present an evening of music and shopping, featuring some of Southeast D.C.’s finest performers, artists, and small businesses. VeVe & tha Rebels, fresh off their Kennedy Center debut, headline the evening with an eclectic and intimate set of Afro-folk music that interprets the contemporary African-American experience in Washington, D.C.

Dupont Underground and The Unified Scene Theater, a brick-and-mortar improv comedy theater in the Bloomingdale neighborhood of DC, are teaming up monthly to provide laughter to the Underground, bringing the area’s most talented and experienced improv troupes to weave comedy gold right before your eyes using

At the Dupont Underground, an experimental arts space housed in a converted subterranean trolley station, National Sawdust Projects—the producing arm of National Sawdust—presents cellist Amanda Gookin’s Forward Music Project. A multimedia work that draws on LGBTQ, harassment, and other issues facing women today, the project features original compositions by Leila Adu, Angélica Negrón, Amanda Feery, Allison Loggins-Hull, Nathalie Joachim, Jessica Meyer, and Morgan Krauss.

Explore a world of immersive soundscapes and projections featuring resonance and sound-painting that will envelop the audience. The program will make use of the shimmering acoustics of the Dupont Underground with Steve Reich’s Different Trains, a choral and double string quartet arrangement of Samuel Barber’s Adagio for Strings, and a new piece by Artistic Director Scott Tucker specifically composed for the acoustics of the venue.

Explore a world of immersive soundscapes and projections featuring resonance and sound-painting that will envelop the audience. The program will make use of the shimmering acoustics of the Dupont Underground with Steve Reich’s Different Trains, a choral and double string quartet arrangement of Samuel Barber’s Adagio for Strings, and a new piece by Artistic Director Scott Tucker specifically composed for the acoustics of the venue.

This practice will feature early American folk music. Let these gentle, familiar tunes inspire reflection of the past and groundedness us as we look to the future. Runtimes 70 mins. All practices at Dupont Underground. | Click here for tickets

Dupont Underground and The Unified Scene Theater, a brick-and-mortar improv comedy theater in the Bloomingdale neighborhood of DC, are teaming up monthly to provide laughter to the Underground, bringing the area’s most talented and experienced improv troupes to weave comedy gold right before your eyes using

Dupont Underground and The Unified Scene Theater, a brick-and-mortar improv comedy theater in the Bloomingdale neighborhood of DC, are teaming up monthly to provide laughter to the Underground, bringing the area’s most talented and experienced improv troupes to weave comedy gold right before your eyes using

Have you ever visited Dupont Underground and wanted to photograph it? Well, here is your opportunity. Join Geoff Livingston for a rare opportunity to photograph models in this unique arts venue.