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Party-goers made their way to the AT&T Best of Washington Bethesda block party at Redwood Restaurant & Bar on Tuesday, July 1. With a donation to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, guests were able to enjoy drinks and tastes from participating restaurants, including Café Deluxe, Georgetown Cupcake, American Tap Room, Luke’s Lobster, Mussel Bar, Mon Ami Gabi, Redwood, and Shophouse.
This was the last opportunity for guests to buy discounted tickets to the main event: the AT&T Best of Washington party on July 16 at the National Building Museum. Purchase tickets now, before they sell out, to join us next week!
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