
The Washington Forum cordially invites you to
2025 KICKOFF:
Cocktails@The Lodge*
Let’s kick off 2025 by Catching up with Friends and Meeting New People.
Also, I’d like to discuss what sorts of Programming you’d like to see this year!
Let’s kick off 2025 by Catching up with Friends and Meeting New People.
Also, I’d like to discuss what sorts of Programming you’d like to see this year!
Friday 14 February
6:00pm – till late
The Lodge@Barrel House
1341 14th St NW, WDC 20005
Friday 14 February
6:00pm – till late
The Lodge@Barrel House
1341 14th St NW, WDC 20005
Space is Limited
*Mocktails and Non-Alcoholic Beverages also Available
*Mocktails and Non-Alcoholic Beverages also Available
The Lodge @ Barrel House

The Lodge is a Pop Up at Barrel House: step into a world of rustic charm and winter comfort, where lodge-y realness meets handcrafted cocktails, flannel vibes, and most excellent experiences.
The Lodge is a Pop Up at Barrel House: step into a world of rustic charm and winter comfort, where lodge-y realness meets handcrafted cocktails, flannel vibes, and most excellent experiences.

The Washington Forum
was created by John Hanshaw to encourage the exchange of ideas and promote education in the fields of art, science, and public policy. Through our event programs and expert-led discussions, we hope to create community and facilitate lifelong learning.
Our sister organizations are The DC Alumni Society and The Washington Film Institute.
The Washington Forum cordially invites you to
2025 KICKOFF:
Cocktails@The Lodge*
Let’s kick off 2025 by catching up with friends, meeting new people, and discussing what sorts of programming you’d like to see this year!
Friday 14 February
6:00pm – till late
The Lodge @ Barrel House
1341 14th St NW, WDC 20005
Space is Limited
*Mocktails and Non-Alcoholic Beverages also Available


The Lodge is a Pop Up at The Barrel House: step into a world of rustic charm and winter comfort, where lodge-y realness meets handcrafted cocktails, flannel vibes, and most excellent experiences.

The Washington Forum
was created by John Hanshaw to encourage the exchange of ideas and promote education in the fields of art, science, and public policy. Through our event programs and expert-led discussions, we hope to create community and facilitate lifelong learning.
Our sister organizations are The DC Alumni Society and The Washington Film Institute.


