"Regarding Her's Women's History Month Festival brings a dance party, cheese workshop, and multi-course tastings crafted by women chefs to the DC area this month. Some events of note include a flower-themed disco at Ama on March 7 and a Chef's Table curated by Centrolina chef Amy Brandwein and Lilith chefs Jamilka Borges and Dianne DeStefano on March 18."
"Shop Made in DC is hosting another round of SHE:DC for Women's History Month. The month-long commemoration uplifts women and non-binary artists and creatives by showcasing their work, distributing grants, hosting panel discussions, and featuring businesses at pop-up markets. One of the largest events on the SHE:DC program is a curated art show presenting 450 pieces of work created by 200 women and non-binary artists."
"Broadcast journalist Norah O'Donnell unpacks her new book We the Women: The Hidden Heroes Who Shaped America at the Library of Congress's after-hours program Live! At the Library. Guests can learn about women leaders and pioneers who have contributed to the country's 250 years."
Women's History Month celebrations throughout March in the DC area showcase women's accomplishments across multiple disciplines. Regarding Her's Women's History Month Festival offers dance parties, cheese workshops, and multi-course tastings by women chefs, including a flower-themed disco and Chef's Table events. SHE:DC presents a major curated art show featuring 450 works by 200 women and non-binary artists at multiple locations, alongside grants, panel discussions, and pop-up markets. Additional events include broadcast journalist Norah O'Donnell discussing her book about women leaders at the Library of Congress, HER Gathering celebrating International Women's Day with women mixologists and deejays, and special dining experiences curated by female chefs.
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