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See newly discovered letter from George Mason to George Washington at Headliners Coffee & Conversation, June 10
Learn about a newly discovered letter written by Founding Father George Mason at a Headliners Coffee & Conversation June 10 at 9:30 a.m. with Nick Gentry, the graduate student who found the letter, and Dr. Kate Steir, the senior curator and head of collections at Gunston Hall, Mason's Virginia home. The letter, dated April 6, 1768, also features a reply in George Washington’s hand dated 1789. Portrait of George Mason courtesy of Gunston Hall. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. with a light breakfast of coffee, tea, muffins and pastries. Tickets cost $5 for members of the National Press Club and…
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Historian Jeff Wasserstrom plans to discuss 'Milk Tea Alliance' across Asia at Press Club Headliners Book Event on June 12
Jeffrey Wasserstrom, Chancellor's Professor of History at the University of California at Irvine, plans to discuss his new book, The Milk Tea Alliance: Inside Asia's Struggle Against Autocracy and Beijing at a National Press Club Headliners Book Event on Thursday, June 12 at 6 p.m. The event includes a discussion with the author and a book signing. Ticket prices are $5 for Club members and $10 for general admission. Books are available for pre-purchase. A limited number of books will be available at the event. Purchase your ticket here. Many activists and exiles from across Asia feel that…
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National Press Club Journalism Institute schedules virtual panel on reporting on LGBTQ community, June 17
The National Press Club Journalism Institute is hosting a virtual discussion of reporting on the LGBTQ community on Tuesday, June 17 at noon. The event is free but registration is required. The event is being held during Pride Month and at a time when the LGBTQ community is under attack by actions being taken by local governments, businesses, Congress, and the White House. Experienced journalists plan to discuss the storytelling strategies needed to cultivate trusted community sources, navigate sensitive topics, and cover the experiences of LGBTQ Americans. Speakers include: Kathryn Varn, …
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DC students show wildlife photos at NPC June 13
Student wildlife photographers from Washington, D.C., plan to display their work in the National Press Club lobby on Friday, June 13, with a program and reception in the Bloomberg Room beginning at 6 p.m. The reception, including a cash bar, is free for NPC members and guests; RSVPs are required. Eastern bluebird. Photo by Birds Connect DC student Charlie Parr. Courtesy, D.C. Bird Alliance The event gives Club members an opportunity to meet the students and view their work. The five photographers will display 77 digital images from Birds Connect DC, a new workshop for D.C. school…
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National Press Club to host night dedicated to interns, internship coordinators on June 17
Press Club members know that in D.C., it’s all about who you know. Give interns the opportunity to boost their contacts and become a National Press Club insider during our Interns Night Out at the Club, June 17 at 5 p.m. Registration to this event is essential in gaining access to the Club. This mixer is open to journalism interns and internship coordinators in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. It is a chance to get career tips from Club members while exploring the exclusive benefits of Club membership. There is also expected to be opportunities to make new connections with peers from…
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Philanthropist David Rubenstein plans to appear at National Press Club Headliners Cocktails & Conversation on July 8
David M. Rubenstein plans to discuss his most recent book, philanthropic work and experiences in leadership from The Carlyle Group to the Orioles at a National Press Club Headliners Cocktails & Conversation on Tuesday, July 8, at 6 p.m. Registration is essential to access this event and space is limited. Register here. Tickets are free for National Press Club members and $10 for general admission. Just this year Rubenstein has been in headlines regarding his reception of the Presidential Medal of Freedom from former President Joe Biden, President Donald Trump’s removal of Rubenstein from…
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This Month in National Press Club history
Dip down anywhere in the National Press Club’s 117-year history and we find remarkable stories about events at our Club that contributed to American, world and social history. The Club’s History and Heritage team is highlighting just a few each month so our members can appreciate the role the Club has played for well over a century as the place where news happens. Here are a few from May. Donald Trump with Club President Myron Belkind in 2014. May 29, 1941 Gen. George C. Marshall, then the U.S. Army wartime chief of staff, made his first address to the Club. He would build and direct the…
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Crab Fest returns to the Reliable Source
Crab Fest returns to the Reliable Source on Thursday, August 21 at 5:30 p.m. Enjoy hard shell crabs steamed with Maryland spices, served alongside a generous buffet featuring jambalaya, mussels, clams, andouille sausage, fresh vegetables, summer salads, and decadent desserts. Buffet pricing: • $45 for Club members • $55 for guests (plus tax and gratuity) Drink specials ($13 each): • Peach Bourbon Smash – bourbon, lemon juice, mint, muddled peaches, simple syrup • The Busy Bee – gin, honey syrup, lemon juice, rosemary garnish • The Scoop (N/A) – coconut milk, orange, pineapple & lime juice…
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Young Member Social set for August 7
Raise a glass and join fellow Club members for an evening of lively conversation and great company at our Young Member Social! This event is open to members age 35 and under — an opportunity to connect, unwind, and celebrate the spirit of the National Press Club community. Expand your professional network in a relaxed setting Forge connections across journalism and communications Discover new opportunities and potential collaborations To join the Young Members team or any other Club team, fill out the form here. RSVP online for the Young Members social.
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This month in National Press Club history: Club hosts reception for Charles Lindbergh
Dip down anywhere in the National Press Club’s 117-year history and we find remarkable stories about events at our Club that contributed to American, world and social history. The Club’s History and Heritage Team is highlighting just a few each month so our members can appreciate the role the Club has played for more than a century as the place where news happens. Here are a few from June. June 6, 1913: First Spelling Bee The origin of the now popular annual Spelling Bee between politicians and the press was in 1913, just a few months after President Woodrow Wilson’s inaugural. More than 1,…
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