202 Arts & Music Festival
DJ D-Mac, DJ Ty Hussell, and DJ M Dot will be playing tunes at this year’s 202 Festival on the DC Waterfront. The festival is an awesome day of music, art, food, and is an all-around great time!
- DJ Ty Hussell: global grooves on the International Stage 11:00 am – 5:30 pm
- DJ M Dot: family-friendly pop and dance grooves on the Family Stage 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
- DJ D-Mac: rock, soul, and international classics on the Farmers Market stage 9:30 am – 1:30 pm
[We’re pretty stoked that funksters Fort Knox Five, roots reggae band Nappy Riddim, and legendary Go-Go band Rare Essence are part of the lineup!]
Saturday, September 9, 2017
9 am – 9 pm
4th Street and M Street, SW, Washington DC (Metro Waterfront)
FREE ADMISSION
On September 9th, the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH) will proudly present the 202 Arts and Music Festival, a vibrant, family-friendly festival that celebrates DC through visual arts, performance art, and interactive cultural experiences. With over eleven hours of continuous activities on multiple stages, we anticipate attendance of 10,000 residents and visitors enjoying this multi-faceted event.
- Eli Lev
- Callaloo
- Handsome Hound
- Wild the Waters
- TolumiDE
- One Common Unity
- Trifilio Tango Trio
- Tom Kitchen
- Sweet Yonder
- Kokayi Issa
- DC Shorts
- The JoGo Project
- Black Alley Band
- Nappy Riddem
- Lauren White
- Thaylobleu
- Elena & Los Fulanos
- laqueStone
- Vava United School of Samba
- Rimi Basu
- Nana Malaya
- I Love Dance
- Sahel
- Fort Knox Five
- Rare Essence
- Vadoux
- Vajai Nathan
- Batalá Washington, DC
- DJ Lance
- DJ D-Mac & Associates
- The Welders
- Grufolpawa
- Footworks Percussive Dance Ensemble
- Howard “KingFish” Franklin
- Kankouran West African Dancer and Drummers
- Da Originalz
- National Hand Dance Association
- M Street Yoga
- Film Screening and Lectures
- DC Shorts
*Please note that artists and schedule subject to change.
Tickets are free to the public and are now available online or by calling 202-724-5613