The lease extension comes after more than a year of negotiations between the non-profit arts organization and the city.

“rise up.” showcases photos from D.C. demonstrations this summer.

The underground art gallery is partnering with ArtRave to bring a weekly market to the Dupont neighborhood.

It’s unclear if the city will renew the lease with the nonprofit behind the subterranean arts space.

The Bowser administration allegedly told the group that Dupont Underground’s lease won’t be renewed.

Including cello + lights at Dupont Underground, new music from Bon Iver, and performances from a handful of Pulitzer Prize winners.

The play resonates in a time of political resistance.

And Dupont Underground lures you into the depths with a sound installation.

Fictional monologues and ambient sound effects that will be piped in from speakers mounted throughout the tunnels in Eric Dickson’s “The Wind That Blows Is All Anybody Knows.”

The 45 minute guided tours will “explore the living history and conceptual reinvention of a D.C. hidden gem.”