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The D.C. Funk Parade returns in person to the U Street corridor from April 30 to May 7.
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8 Fun Food Events Around DC This Weekend On the menu: picnic baskets, mint juleps, and tacos, tacos, tacos. Share Start Cinco de Mayo early with an Al Pastor taco at Paraiso. Photo courtesy of Anne Kim. tonight, April 29, with the bartending crew at Salt ( 1201 Wilson Blvd., Arlington). You’ll learn about using herbs in drinks, and can between from two cocktails to make. The demonstration is free, but if you want to use the same ingredients as the bartenders, pick up a kit from Salt by 5 PM (the class starts at 6). It’ll include enough ingredients to make four cocktails.
The Funk Parade will be back in 2021 | Most DC Thing COVID-19 can't stop the funk. Forced to cancel this year, the Funk Parade will be back in 2021. Author: Randolph Terrance Sturdivant Updated: 6:57 AM EST December 10, 2020 WASHINGTON — The Funk Parade will be back. For those of you not in the know, the Funk Parade is a celebration of U Street, its history and vibrancy. The parade, first officially held in 2014, grew out of a dream that founder Justin Rood had of a marching band coming up the street, leading the humanity of D.C. Waking and wondering why th...