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Sunday // Feb 28, 2021

Back to Black Pop Up at Service Bar 2.28

926-928 U Street Northwest
Washington DC 20001
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Too often, injustices against Black people get pushed aside, swept under the rug, and overlooked. And for Back to Black this just won’t stand. They are honored to present their cocktail offerings to you during this month of cultural celebration, but the contributions and sacrifices of Black people should be embraced, recognized, and remembered 24/7, 365. Drinks are available for preorder here. 1-4 p.m. Various prices. Service Bar: 926 U St. NW, DC; www.backtoblackpopup.com// @backtoblack_popup

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Sunday // Feb 28, 2021, 01:00 pm

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Service Bar
926-928 U Street Northwest
Washington DC 20001
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