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THE PHILLIPS COLLECTION GALA
The Phillips transforms into a 19th century French boating party, inspired by Renoir’s famous painting, Luncheon of the Boating Party. Proceeds to benefit the museum’s education programs. The Phillips Collection; 6:30 p.m.; black tie; $1,000; Contact Allison Signorelli at 202-387-2151 ext 315.
THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION CHILDREN’S BALL
Proceeds from this gala evening are set to benefit the Kids Care Fund at Children’s National Medical Center. National Building Museum; 6:30; black tie; $1,000; Lisa Cantu at 301-565-4956.
VITAL VOICES GLOBAL LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Honoring female pioneers in the fields of political, economic, and social change. Past winners include peace activists and presidents. Terrace Theatre and Atrium, The Kennedy Center; business attire; Contact Kalpana Simhan at kalpanasimhan@vitalvoices.org
CAPITAL AREA FOOD BANK’S 5TH ANNUAL BLUE JEANS BALL
Wear your Lucky and Levis to raise hunger awareness, although guests will feel full – 30 local chefs will prepare special dishes to feed the denim-clad crowd. Marriot Wardman Park; 6 p.m.; blue jeans or casual attire; $150; Contact Jane Richardson at 202-526-5344.
2008 SMITHSONIAN CRAFT SHOW PREVIEW BENEFIT
The nation’s most prestigious juried craft show and sale. 120 artists will exhibit everything from ceramics to leatherworks to wearable art. National Building Museum; 6:30 - 9:30 pm; business attire; $175; Contact Heidi Austreng at 202-633-5006.
GRAPES WITH THE APES
The Phillips transforms into a 19th century French boating party, inspired by Renoir’s famous painting, Luncheon of the Boating Party. Proceeds to benefit the museum’s education programs. The Phillips Collection; 6:30 p.m.; black tie; $1,000; Contact Allison Signorelli at 202-387-2151 ext 315.
WASHINGTON TENNIS & EDUCATION FOUNDATION TENNIS BALL
This year, the gala honors Andre Agassi and Steve Case. Benefits help fund junior tennis programs in the city. Hilton Washington; 6:30 p.m. cocktail reception, 8 p.m. dinner; black tie; $500; Contact Dianne Ferring at 202-291-9888 ext. 220.
ART & SOUL
Jazz vocalist Julia Nixon performs; proceeds from the art auction will benefit a family shelter and a youth group home. The Music Center at Strathmore; 7 p.m.; cocktail attire; $100; Contact Heather Buckman at 301-365-4480 ext. 266.
CATHEDRAL CHORAL SOCIETY’S 32ND ANNUAL GALA
The Phillips transforms into a 19th century French boating party, inspired by Renoir’s famous painting, Luncheon of the Boating Party. Proceeds to benefit the museum’s education programs. The Phillips Collection; 6:30 p.m.; black tie; $1,000; Contact Allison Signorelli at 202-387-2151 ext 315.
FASHION FOR PAWS
Thirty to 40 well-known personalities will catwalk with posh pups, showing the latest in human and doggie couture. All proceeds benefit the Washington Humane Society. Italian Embassy; 7 p.m.; $65 standard, $110 VIP; “runway chic”; Contact Stacey Kranitz at 202-723-5370 ext. 204.
2008 SALUTE TO THE PARKS DINNER
The dinner proves the highlight of a full week dedicated to celebrating America’s parks, recognizing their needs, and honoring the people who work to preserve
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