Happied At WeWork White House!

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We went to the Happied, the "Ultimate Happy Hour" at WeWork White House. We snapped WeWork White House’s Anastasia Kessler-Dellaccio with Happied’s Brianna Costache, Liz Ward and April Johnson.

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The event was a partnership between WeWork White House and Happied, a recently launched searchable database of DC happy hour specials, and showcased the neighborhood around the co-working space's best happy hours. Here, DAI’s Lindsay Kirn, Clinovations Gov Health’s Anita Samarth and WeWork’s Brianna Dorsey.

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Guests enjoyed happy hour bites from the neighborhood, including MXDC, The Hamilton, Joe's Stone Crab and Woodward Table. Here, El Tiempo Latino’s Zulema Tijero and The 302 Group’s Jason Elias Gonzalez.

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Partygoers also enjoyed WeWork's luxe lounge, bar games such as Connect Four and cornhole and an open bar featuring specially crafted Happied cocktails courtesy of CapCity Beverage. Here, the Federal Reserve System’s Maria Schweitzer and Anya Tarasoina flank UC San Diego’s Monique Dacunha.

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