We're just 10 days away from the 39th Annual Black History Invitational Swim Meet. 🏊🏾 One of our favorite DC Parks & Recreation #WhereFunHappens traditions—this event is a great way to celebrate Black History Month, cheer on 1100+ athletes, and come together as a community. Learn more: DPREvents.com

Couples who plan together… worry less together. Take time to prepare for emergencies with your loved ones. Visit ready.dc.gov to learn more.

⚠️🧊 Look Up! Be alert for snow and ice falling from rooftops as temperatures rise. Protect yourself from falling snowcrete: 🚷 Avoid walking directly beneath slanted roofs ❄️ Look for warning signs, like icicles, prior snow slides, and roof overhangs 🚗 Don't park close to

Today, we hosted Governor Wes Moore and Governor Abigail Spanberger in DC's City Hall. We look forward to continuing this partnership as we pursue bold solutions that make the Washington Metropolitan Area the strongest and most competitive region in the country.

DC residents can learn ASL for free with DC Public Library. ‌This is what investing in our nation's leading library system looks like:

A cold snap is forecasted for the District this weekend. That means it's more important than ever to make sure you're dressed for the weather. Protecting exposed skin, wearing layers, and having the right footwear are key pieces of winter safety. Learn more at

A perfect reminder, just in time for #SuperBowlSunday #SuperBowl2026

This month, we're talking about the Black history that shapes our nation's capital. ‌ Kicking it off with John A. Wilson—the first Ward 2 Councilmember after Home Rule and the namesake of the John A. Wilson Building, the seat of local government. ‌ Wilson's local leadership and

Show your love by making sure you and those you care about are ready for whatever life may bring. Preparedness is a love language, after all. Learn more: ready.dc.gov.

You're invited! Join us to welcome the Year of the Horse in Downtown DC at the 2026 Lunar New Year Parade. There'll be performances, a ceremonial program, a firecracker finale, and community fun for all ages. Sign up: tinyurl.com/LunarNewYearDC…

When I came into office in 2015, I created the Green Book—a guide for small businesses to find, prepare for, and compete for District opportunities. Over the past decade, the Green Book has helped connect local businesses to growth in all eight wards. The FY26 Green Book marks

LIVE: Mayor Bowser Hosts Mayor-Council Breakfast x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Celebrating Black Disability History. Born with dwarfism, Rev. Kenneth Brown was a pioneering advocate for African American civil rights & disability rights. He is pictured on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial during the March on Washington. Learn more tinyurl.com/zbmazezh

Lunar New Year celebrations start now in Washington, DC. Invite your friends, support local, and let's come together as a community to ring in the Year of the Horse. Your guide to celebrating in Downtown DC:

LIVE: Mayor Bowser Celebrates District Seniors at Annual Red, White, and You Event x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

There are 5 more days to sign up for summer camp in Washington, DC with DC Parks & Recreation #WhereFunHappens . ☀️ Lottery closes Feb 16: dprsummercamp.com

DC is under a Cold Alert until 7 AM tomorrow, 2/13. Find shelter and other assistance at cold.dc.gov

The Green Book is important because it helps create jobs for DC residents.   And with budget season upon us, growth is top of mind.   We have three Budget Engagement Forums happening over the next two weeks.   My full letter: tinyurl.com/DCNewsletterFe…

It's Keep the Beat Week in DC—and this year, we're also celebrating the 50th anniversary of Go-Go. 🪘🎶 ‌ In DC, we're keeping the beat alive—and we're coming together to celebrate at Howard Theatre. More info:

In observance of Presidents Day, DC Government services and office hours will be modified today. For more information about ongoing District operations: tinyurl.com/ModifiedServic…