Bethany, Inc.

08/15/2026

Good to know!

Did you know that every Saturday ACM hosts a farm stand on our outdoor plaza?

Produced in partnership with FRESHFARM Markets, it offers FreshMatch, FRESHFARM's incentive program, which provides a dollar-to-dollar match on all federal benefits spent at the stand, and it also accepts Produce Plus, a benefit program unique to Washington, DC, which provides locally grown, fresh produce to District residents with limited access to fresh, healthy food.

Now in its fourth season, the ACM Farm Stand operates from mid-April until mid-November every Saturday from 10AM-2PM.

08/10/2026

Some great job opportunities doing creative work in our neighborhood!

08/08/2026

08/04/2026

Gonna be fun!

AAC is back for Art All Night DC on September 11, 2026 — something we show up for every single year, because we believe in this community.

Even mid-renovation ahead of our February 2027 reopening, that doesn't change. We're still here, still celebrating alongside our neighbors.

Expect great local vendors, late-night performances, and more. Free. Open. All night.

📍 1111 Marion Barry Avenue SE Washington DC 20020

RSVP today - https://hubs.la/Q04r4yTC0

08/02/2026

Congrats grads!

07/30/2026

LSSNCA is deeply concerned by USCIS' new interim final rule affecting pending affirmative asylum cases. Every person seeking safety deserves a fair opportunity to have their case heard. We urge the administration to rescind this rule and safeguard meaningful due process for asylum-seekers.

Read our full statement: https://lssnca.org/newsroom/press-release.html/article/2026/07/30/lssnca-statement-on-uscis-rule-affecting-pending-asylum-cases

07/20/2026

Beautiful! Such fine detail. Look at the texture on that rug!

This signed reproduction print of an original pastel drawing was a gift from the artist John Robinson to the Anacostia Community Museum’s founding director, John Kinard. In the image, a Black child with bright eyes smiles up at the viewer, his youthfulness emphasized by the drawing’s perspective. The boy in the image is Pete, the artist’s youngest son.

Themes of family life, love, and happiness abound in details of their home in the Garfield neighborhood of Anacostia, such as the oriental rugs, shiny wood floor, upholstered chair, and happy child. Known for his ability to capture the character of his sitters, Robinson portrays his son’s physical likeness and provides insight into his disposition.

Learn more about Robinson by visiting: https://s.si.edu/4roPRwP

07/17/2026

Some great programs at ACM coming up!

07/10/2026

Looking forward to seeing the finished product!

06/27/2026

Congrats on your credentialing Ravin and Venice! 🙌🏾👏