Sure, NPC hosts press conferences… but did you know it also has its own zip code and holds D.C. liquor license #1?
Del Quentin Wilber will discuss his new book at the National Press Club next week.
The Arlington-based National Policy Institute says that it isn’t racist, but that race matters.
Charlie Hebdo tributes in D.C. continue.
James Carville and Mary Matalin will talk about their book LOVE & WAR at the National Press Club on Saturday.
Alan Greenspan and M. Night Shyamalan will be in town tonight to discuss their new books (separately).
Did UFOs attack Brazilians with beams of light in the 1970s? Can space aliens activate our nuclear weapons? Is the U.S. government covering all this up? Former members of Congress are looking for the truth.
The National Press Club’s book fair is tomorrow afternoon, where for $5 (or free, if you’re a member) you can shmooze with over 80 authors from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The full list of authors includes Sen. Mel Martinez, Kerry Kennedy, and Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Illustrator Wendell Minor will be there, too, as will celebrity chefs like Barbara Fairchild and José Andrés. If you’re looking to get your significant other’s favorite author to…
The Fourth Estate, the restaurant housed inside the National Press Club, will be closed for renovations starting August 7 through Labor Day. The renovations are being performed to create a better space for the numerous events hosted at the restaurant, which has included wine dinners with chefs like Jacques Pepin and Anthony Bourdain….
The anti-gay, right wing group Americans for Truth About Homosexuality (AFTAH) will present “raw and unedited” footage shot at this year’s Folsom Street Fair in San Francisco at the National Press Club at 1 p.m. tomorrow. AFTAH president Peter LaBarbera specifically targets Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi with this conference, urging her “to do the right thing by condemning the public nudity and perversions — and blatant anti-Christian bigotry — that occurred in her…
