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We are pleased to share the lineup for the 2026 events at Reservoir District! These community-focused, family-friendly events celebrate music, culture, wellness and more. Events are free to the public and designed to bring neighbors and District residents together to enjoy the park and outdoor spaces at Reservoir District.
Reservoir District
10 Lower Service Court NW
Washington, DC 20001
This series of wellness events offers a lineup of free community activities curated by Whitney Stringer Wellness Events. From Pilates to yoga and family dance parties to mindful meditation, the series is designed to encourage self-care, promote healthy lifestyles and support neighborly connections. Led by small businesses, non-profits and emerging local health and wellness professionals, these activities will offer something for everyone.
While the events are free, registration is required to attend.
Time: 9 AM – 10 AM
Location: Park or Lower Level Plaza (will be confirmed by instructor)
Sept 27 - Strength Training, Sweat DC
Weather permitting.
This summer, the second Friday of each month featured a free outdoor concert at Reservoir District curated by our partner Yellow Door Music! Offering a variety of music styles and performances, this series was designed to support community engagement and cultural enrichment through the multifaceted musical genres and artists.
More concerts to come in summer 2027!
A neighborhood favorite, the Ice Cream Social offered complimentary scoops, tasty toppings, and good vibes as we celebrated the sunny season with neighbors and friends.
Stay tuned for the next event coming in 2027.
Reservoir Recess brought together playful activities, music and community connection. Guests enjoyed field day-style lawn games, arts and crafts, pop-up performances and more – the ultimate playdate for all ages!
The next Family Field Day will be coming in 2027.
Join this walking tour to learn about the site's history as the McMillan Sand Filtration Site and how the historic features have been incorporated into the new Reservoir District neighborhood. During the walk, you’ll hear about:
- How the original McMillan water treatment facility helped the city eliminate a typhoid epidemic.
- How original infrastructure has been preserved, including filtration silos, regulator buildings and underground filter beds.
- How original landscaping designs by Frederick Law Olmsted have been restored, including the McMillan Fountain.
- And more about the various elements that comprise Reservoir District.
Date: November 7
Time: 10 AM - 12 PM
Weather permitting.
