Dupont Underground is a non-profit cultural organization that revitalizes a long-abandoned subterranean trolley station beneath Washington, D.C.’s Dupont Circle, functioning as a multidisciplinary platform for contemporary art, architecture, and design. The site occupies a 75,000-square-foot network of tunnels originally built in 1949 and closed in 1962, which has previously served as a Cold War fallout shelter and a short-lived 1990s food court before its 2016 reopening as an arts venue.

The Burlesque Hall of Fame (BHoF) is is the world’s premier organization dedicated to preserving the living legacy of burlesque as an art form and cultural phenomenon. A registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, BHoF collects and exhibits thousands of artifacts, costumes, and personal effects spanning a century of burlesque history to educate and inspire future generations. While the physical museum is currently closed, the organization remains active, hosting the annual BHoF Weekender and working to ensure the art form's vibrant history and ongoing relevance are never forgotten.

Embark on a riveting journey through time with The Harlem in Havana Project, a compelling multimedia documentary work by artist and filmmaker Leslie Cunningham that pays homage to one of America’s most triumphant traveling girl shows that significantly impacted American entertainment in the 1940s, 50s and 60s.

Metro Cabaret Club is the dynamic, performer-led production house created by Aquarius Moon. Based in Washington, DC, our productions blend burlesque, live music, community, and storytelling, creating unforgettable performances that captivate audiences and elevate brands.

Josephine Baker and Afro-descendants Museum of Paris: The first museum inspired by and entirely dedicated to Josephine Baker and the Afro-descendants of Paris. It exists to promote their rich stories, intertwined with the heritage and traditions of Paris.