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Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
📣 MBSYEP District youth!
The Mayor’s Opportunity Scholarship is OPEN! Learn more and apply at summerjobs.dc.gov.
🚨 The application deadline is Monday, July 7, 2025, at 5:00 PM.
#BankingontheFuture
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
It's almost here: World Pride 2025 kicks off in DC in just two days.
Whether you're traveling to DC or you're a resident getting ready to celebrate, we encourage you to stay informed:
💬Text WorldPrideDC to 888-777
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
We can do it all at RFK: sports and entertainment, housing, jobs, recreation, and economic development.
Partnering with the @Commanders is the fastest and surest way to deliver for DC.
The right partner at the right time.
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
A Code Orange air quality alert (Ozone) has been issued for DC Thursday, 4/24. This means air quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups. Older adults, children, pregnant women & those w/ respiratory illnesses should limit outdoor exercise. Conditions are likely to continue through Friday. Visit airnow.gov for latest data.
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
It's important for returning citizens to have high-quality support as they reenter the community. That's why @ORCA_DC is hosting a Welcome Home Expo—showcasing opportunities, job training, DC Gov resources and panels this Wednesday!
Register🔗tinyurl.com/MORCAExpo2025
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
Pope Francis challenged us to lift up our neighbors with love and compassion, take care of our planet, and look after the least, the last, and the lost among us.
The loss of Pope Francis will be felt throughout our city and around the world today—but I know that the DC community will continue to be guided by his words, motivated by his actions, and inspired by his commitment to faith.
May we remember his words today and always: "Who am I to judge?"
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
Share your vision for the future of the District!
Take the DC 2050 Vision Survey today.
📷Respond at DC2050.com.
#DC2050 #ComprehensivePlan
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
Join us for the 8th Annual MMB Spring Cleanup! 🌸
We're coming together as a community to help clean our city, & we want YOU to be a part of it! ✨
Register at [servedc.galaxydigital.com/ev…](servedc.galaxydigital.com/ev…)
We look forward to seeing you there! #MMBSpringCleanup

Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
It's a great day to honor the legacy of Mayor Marion Barry.
This morning, we're celebrating the opening of three new Black-owned businesses in the Great Ward 8, and tonight, the application closes for the Marion Barry Summer Youth Employment Program.
On what would have been his 89th birthday, we are proud to recognize the many impacts of DC's Mayor for Life, Marion Barry.
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
We're proud to invest in great ideas, talent, and residents in Ward 8—including three new Black-owned businesses in Historic Anacostia.
Add to your must-visit list:
🍰Sweet Tooth Café & Cakes
🍹Sapodilla's Caribbean Restaurant
☕️Grounded: Plant Shop, Café, & Wellness Studio
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
Since launching the forums in 2015, Mayor Bowser has used public feedback to make key budget decisions. Don’t miss your opportunity to have your voice heard!
The dates for our 2025 Budget Engagement Forums were just announced!
Register ➡️ budget.dc.gov
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
🚨NOTICE🚨
Feb 21, 2025: the District’s Hypothermia Alert will be ACTIVATED at 10AM.
Check on unsheltered neighbors, seniors, and other vulnerable individuals.
If you see someone in need of shelter, call:
📞202-399-7093 or 311
📞911 if there’s an immediate safety risk
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
Tonight, temperatures in DC are forecasted to drop as low as 21 degrees.
Key cold weather tips:
🧥Dress in layers
⏲️Limit time outdoors
❄️Know the symptoms of frostbite & hypothermia
📞Call the Shelter Hotline for a neighbor in need: (202) 399-7093
🔗cold.dc.gov
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
🚨NOTICE🚨
Feb 17, 2025: the District’s Hypothermia Alert remains activated.
Check on unsheltered neighbors, seniors, and other vulnerable individuals.
If you see someone in need of shelter, call:
📞202-399-7093 or 311
📞911 if there’s an immediate safety risk
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
🚨NOTICE🚨
Feb 10, 2025: the District’s Hypothermia Alert will be ACTIVATED at 7PM.
Check on unsheltered neighbors, seniors, and other vulnerable individuals.
If you see someone in need of shelter, call:
📞202-399-7093 or 311
📞911 if there’s an immediate safety risk
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
Today, we celebrated community in the Great Ward 8.
Promises made, promises kept:
✅ The new Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center GW Health will open on April 15.
✅ The ESA is now the CareFirst Arena.
✅ Nearly a billion dollars invested at St. Elizabeths East, and more on the way.
➡️tinyurl.com/bd8aayyb
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
Celebrating DC Black History - Marvin Gaye was an American singer-songwriter and musician. Known as the “Prince of Motown” & “Prince of Soul.” Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1987. In 2018, DC opened the Marvin Gaye Recreation Center in Ward 7. A Son of Ward 7 #BHM
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
Every year, we come together to uplift our communities, celebrate our culture, and to kick off the Lunar New Year.
Thank you to everyone who joined us in Chinatown yesterday to welcome the Year of the Snake. 🐍
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
📢 Join Us for the Well Woman Workshop: Chronic Conditions! 💚
📅 Tuesday, February 18
⏰ 4 PM
📍 Southwest Neighborhood Library
📍 900 Wesley Pl SW
🔗 RSVP Now: tinyurl.com/wellwomenfeb25
Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture retweeted
People can experience distress days after a tragedy even when not directly impacted. If you are feeling stress related to the tragic plane crash, we’re here to support you.
Today, a trained counselor is ready to help at the sites below or call 202-481-3806 anytime.
