Politics & Art: District Vox

Now in its fifth year, Politics & Art: District Vox is an annual “Made in D.C.” performing arts showcase presented by Councilmember David Grosso and Mars Arts D.C. Join us at The Wilson Building on June 13 for a celebration of D.C.’s vibrant arts community with performances by singers, vocal ensembles, bands, spoken word artists, and actors. Artists and ensembles are invited to apply free of charge, and will be selected by a panel of arts and community leaders. Visit bit.ly/PoliticsArt2019 for more information. This year’s event features D.C.-based Latinx artists who will share stories and poetry about their lives in our community. The Washington Gas Main Stage is hosted by Rayceen Pendarvis, host of The Ask Rayceen Show.

PERFORMER LINEUP
Afi Soul
DC Seniors Cameo Club
Filiblaster
Flo Anito & Seth Kibel
Hannah Jaye and the Hideaways
Heritage Signature Chorale
Konshens The MC/Classically Dope
Meraki
Mikva Challenge DC’s Project Soapbox
Nelwat Ishkamewe
Purify Love
Reverb
Songrise
Students from Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School
Uptown Boyz

COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Capitol Hill Arts Workshop
Dance Place
The Folklore Society of Greater Washington
Humanities DC
IA&A at Hillyer
The MusicianShip
Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum
Team Rayceen/The Ask Rayceen Show
Zenith Community Arts Foundation
Zine-Making with Meg Metcalf

Event attendees are subject to building security procedures. Please review policies here.

Mars Arts D.C. is a partnership of Mars, Incorporated and Washington Performing Arts, with support from Jacqueline Badger Mars. This program is made possible by Washington Gas, Tom Gallagher, in honor of Turnaround Inc.; Events DC; Fred and Lucia Hill; Gary and Silvia Yacoubian; and is partially funded by a grant from the Mayor’s Office on Latino Affairs (MOLA).