The Beach!

We went to the BEACH Late Night at the National Building Museum and snapped Deltek’s Matt Jantzen, Zoe In Design’s Zoe Feldman, Valet Waste’s Jennifer Epstein,and Ernst & Young’s Andrew Herman.

The museum is open until 9pm Wednesday evenings through the summer to let guests visit exhibitions, experience the BEACH ball pit, and snack on treats and drinks from Union Kitchen. Here, Major League Bocce’s Sarah DeLucas, The DC Bocce League’s Rachael Preston and Jon Stover & Associates’ Jon Stover.

Spanning the Museum’s Great Hall, the BEACH, created in partnership with Snarkitecture, is a one-of-a-kind destination, covering 10k SF with an “ocean” of 1 million recyclable translucent plastic balls—bringing the beach to downtown DC. It's open through Sept. 7.

There was Hawaiian music presented in partnership with Washington Performing Arts by The Aloha Boys, who play kanikapila, an acoustic, down-home, backyard-style Hawaiian music,  from the very traditional to contemporary songs. Here, Lost Rhino Brewing Co’s Nassim Sultan and Aloha Girls’ Amy Hirabayashi, who danced with the band, are surrounded by Aloha Boys’ Gabby GaboniGlen Hirabayashi and Isaac Ho'opi’i.

Travis Holler & Alfredo Flores contributed to this issue.

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