Mark your calendars, music lovers! D.C.'s iconic Go-Go music takes center stage once again with Keep the Beat Week, a celebration honoring its rich history and vibrant culture. This year marks the fourth anniversary of Go-Go's official designation as the District's music, and the event promises a week of engaging activities for everyone.
Get Your Groove On:
- Missed the sold-out go-go concert? Worry not! More events are on the horizon.
- Dive deep into the power of women in Go-Go: Join a panel discussion featuring influential female figures like Michelle Blackwell and Kacey of Black Alley, followed by poetry and live performances at The Alumni on Wednesday.
- Feel the rhythm with Crazy Legz: The legendary dancer leads two Go-Go-infused dance aerobics classes at Stead Park Recreation Center, culminating in yoga and meditation sessions.
Beyond the Beat:
- Go-Go isn't just music, it's community: OCTFME's special programs spotlight Black History Month and Go-Go's unifying power through documentaries and segments on local cable networks.
- Preserving the legacy: Keep the Beat Week aims not only to celebrate the past but also to ensure the future of Go-Go through education, wellness, and community engagement.
Join the Celebration:
Don't miss out on the chance to experience the electrifying energy of Go-Go and immerse yourself in D.C.'s unique cultural treasure. Find the complete schedule and RSVP information on the D.C. Creative Affairs website. So put on your dancing shoes, get ready to move, and join Keep the Beat Week!
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