Happy hour at the Donovan House last week. Photographs by Alfredo Flores.
Last Wednesday, Washingtonian kicked off its Best Of Washington season
with a happy hour on the rooftop of the Donovan
House in DC. With a donation to the event’s beneficiary,
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, guests enjoyed complimentary drinks
and Asian-inspired appetizers from the Donovan House’s
restaurant Zentan. Attendees were also able to purchase discounted
tickets to the main event—the AT&T Best Of Washington party
on July 11 at the National Building
Museum.
Tons of fun was had by all, so don’t miss out on the next one!
“Washingtonian’s” AT&T Best Of Washington DC Happy Hour (Photos)
Guests gathered on the rooftop of the Donovan House to kick off our Best of Washington season.
Last Wednesday, Washingtonian kicked off its Best Of Washington season
with a happy hour on the rooftop of the Donovan
House in DC. With a donation to the event’s beneficiary,
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, guests enjoyed complimentary drinks
and Asian-inspired appetizers from the Donovan House’s
restaurant Zentan. Attendees were also able to purchase discounted
tickets to the main event—the AT&T Best Of Washington party
on July 11 at the National Building
Museum.
Tons of fun was had by all, so don’t miss out on the next one!
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