Three Reminders for Saturday and Sunday
Posted April 24, 2026
(No Music on Eastern Market Plaza Friday Night – Barracks Row Main Street Starts Star Wars Weekend)
Reminder: Saturday, April 25 – Benefit for Migrants and Immigrants – St. Mark’s Church
7:30PM
Internationally celebrated group VERONNEAU will perform for a Benefit Concert for Good Neighbors Capitol Hill and Migrant Solidarity Mutual Aid – Saturday, April 25 at 7:30 pm, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, 301 A Street SE.
Suggested donation $25 or more if you can afford. Tickets available at the door or online – go here: https://bit.ly/492r8rk
Fronted by multilingual vocalist Lynn Veronneau and superb guitarist Ken Avis, with special guest, violinist Dave Kline, the VERONNEAU trio weave a tapestry of sound that transcends borders and genres seamlessly blending acoustic bossa nova, swing, folk, and French chanson rooted in melody, groove, and emotional resonance. Don’t miss this wonderful evening of goodwill and good times with friends in our community. Reception following the performance.
For more on VERONNEAU, go here: https://veronneaumusic.com/
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Reminder: Saturday, April 25 – Mosquito Control Meeting at NE Library
12:30PM – 4:30PM
Itty Bitty Mosquito Population Committee sponsors public meeting at NE Library
Biogents reps, including at least one of their scientists, are joining us for the Ward 6 Spring Clean. They’ll spend the morning out in the neighborhood meeting neighbors where they live, getting a feel for our blocks, and helping think through trap placement strategy live. Afterward, they’ll head to the Northeast Library for a drop-in session where you can come learn more about how the traps work, ask questions and geek out with their scientist if the mood strikes.
For more, go here: https://www.ittybittymosquitocommittee.org/calendar/biogents-open-house
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Reminder: Saturday, April 25 Congressional Cemetery Spring Fair
11:00PM – 4:00PM
Activities include:
11:30 Bee Talk with the Keepers Alliance
1:00 Tree Walk Through History
3:45 Batalá Washington DC – this all woman drum band shares dynamic samba reggae rhythms from the vibrant city of Salvador, Bahia. If you haven’t seen them perform, here’s a sample video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMiSeu9cl-c
Vendors:
30 vendors featuring natural products, sustainable gifts, handmade crafts, and wholesome eco
treats.