ART FAIR HOURS

Join Umbrella Art Fair co-founder Peter Chang for November's Creative Mornings on the theme GROWTH.

In partnership with the DC Commission on the Arts, this panel will bring together developers, investors and community stakeholder to discuss the economic impact of investing in the arts community and how DC's stakeholder can help grow the art community. This panel is part of DC Visions: An Art Talk Series.

Join us to celebrate the opening of Umbrella 2025! Meet the artists and view works by over 100 artists and curators.

Shinola, the Detroit-born design brand celebrated for its world-class watches, is popping up at Umbrella! Shop a curated selection of goods and check out nine one-of-a-kind watch boxes, each transformed by a different Umbrella artist.

Join Our Daughters' Futures Fund for a public conversation featuring exhibiting artists, curators, and organizers on creative freedom, censorship, and the role of art in times of political and social unrest.

Shinola, the Detroit-born design brand celebrated for its world-class watches, is popping up at Umbrella! Shop a curated selection of goods and check out nine one-of-a-kind watch boxes, each transformed by a different Umbrella artist.

Join the Golden Triangle BID for a guided walking tour of Art Ave, featuring 13 outdoor sculptures and vibrant art-filled windows. Meet at the 1850 K Street lobby entrance of The Square.

In partnership with the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities , this panel will bring together collectors from across the country as well as the DMV to have a discussion about the DC art market and what the future might hold. This panel is part of DC Visions: An Art Talk Series.

Join artist Lindsay Adams in conversation with local art collector Charlotte Newman. Guests will gather for coffee, dialogue, community, and connection with space for audience questions and informal networking.

Join the Golden Triangle BID for a guided walking tour of Art Ave, featuring 13 outdoor sculptures and vibrant art-filled windows. Meet at the 1850 K Street lobby entrance of The Square.

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In this Black Public Media session, artist and writer Dominick Rabrun (“Veve-Punk: Mind Singer”) and director MaryAnn Talavera (“Plastic Seas”) will discuss the inspirations for their indie games. Moderator Da Purple Sharpie is curious to explore how both artists are using narrative games to explore real-world topics, like Black history and climate change.