From live music to wellness in the park, the Reservoir District is where good neighbors meet and good times happen. Join us for these summer events that celebrate the spirit of community — right here in the heart of DC.
When: Monday, June 30 (NEW DATE)
Time: 11am–1pm
Location: The park in front of EYA's model homes at 61 Lower Service Ct NW, Washington, DC 20001
Join Mayor Muriel Bowser, community leaders, area families and neighbors to celebrate the completion of the first homes and move-ins at Reservoir District—a major milestone in the transformation of this historic site into a vibrant new neighborhood. Held during National Homeownership Month, the event will also highlight the delivery of new affordable housing at Reservoir District.
Enjoy music by Vaughn Ambrose and the SJE, a food truck and tours of EYA's new model homes.
RSVP here or email maurisa@spottedmp.com
Location: Outdoor lower level plaza or the park adjacent to the Reservoir Park Recreation Center
Breathe in the calm and recharge your spirit at Reservoir District's Recharge Wellness Series — a thoughtfully curated wellness experience designed to nourish the mind, body, and community. Held throughout the summer, this series offers free and inclusive programming such as guided yoga, meditation, HITT, mindful movement classes, and community walks led by local wellness practitioners.
To ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all participants, each class will be limited to 30 guests. This allows our instructors to provide thoughtful guidance and helps maintain a peaceful, community-focused atmosphere.
Weather permitting.
Click the links below to sign up. Registration required.
The following Saturdays from 9-10am:
July 12: Slow Flow & Slow Jams Mat Pilates with Crystal Carson
July 26: Full Body Strength Training with SWEAT DC
August 9: Mat Pilates with Four Pilates
August 23: Yoga with YMCA of Metropolitan Washington
September 13: Yoga with YMCA of Metropolitan Washington
September 27: Sound Bath Immersion with Ascent Mind and Body Co
October TBD: Full Body Strength Training with SWEAT DC
Location: Outdoor lower level plaza at the Reservoir Park Recreation Center
Ease into your week with Soulful Sundays — a curated, monthly experience at the Reservoir District that blends laid-back vibes, smooth sounds, and community connection. Featuring live music from local soul, jazz, and R&B artists, Soulful Sundays offer the perfect soundtrack for a relaxing afternoon.
Bring a blanket and a picnic and soak in the rhythm of the Reservoir District with family, friends, and neighbors. It’s the soul of the city — slowed down.
Weather permitting.
The following Sundays from 1-3pm:
July 27- Tobago Bay Calypso Trio, Calypso band featuring music from the Caribbean and the sound of steel drums
August 24 - The Peoples Project, collective led by pianist/arranger/composer Ashlei Peoples, the group fuses gospel, R&B, and jazz with a modern edge
September TBD - Adrian Duke, piano player/singer/songwriter in the New Orleans musical tradition
When: Saturday, August 2
Time: 12–4pm
Location: In the park adjacent to the Reservoir Park Recreation Center
Join us for a lively and joy-filled afternoon designed with families in mind. Reservoir Recess brings together playful activities, music, and community connection. Enjoy field day style lawn games, arts and crafts, pop-up performances, walking history tour/scavenger hunt. The ultimate playdate for all.
Weather permitting.
When: Friday, September 19
Time: 5-7pm
Location: Lower Service Court
Join us for a sweet sendoff to summer at the Reservoir District’s End of Summer Ice Cream Social! Bring the whole family and beat the heat with complimentary scoops, tasty toppings, and good vibes as we celebrate the close of the sunny season.
Weather permitting.
When: TBD
Time: TBD
Location: TBD
Take part in a free public walking tour that explores the rich history of the Reservoir District and its unique legacy. The event will include local historians discussing the history of the site as the former McMillan Sand Filtration Site, use of the sand filtration silos and other historical aspects.