Phillips After 5!

Photo credit: Travis Holler

We headed to The Phillips Collection in Dupont Circle for its monthly Phillips After 5! We snapped The Carlyle Group's John Pacovich with USAID's Niyati Shah and Fannie Mae's Richard Jaucian in the Phillips Mansion Music Room.

Photo credit: Travis Holler

The event was conveniently themed Freedom to Vote, based on a painting in artist Jacob Lawrence’s Migration Series. Here, Booz Allen Hamilton colleagues Allie HarokopusKatie Owens, Ana O'Harro, Ryan DoughertySonaali Aggarwal and Prema Roberts-Gaddipati.

Photo credit: Travis Holler

During the event guests enjoyed access to a cash bar featuring beer and wine while in the Mansion portion of the museum. Attendees also experienced staged readings of plays written by local playwrights that were inspired by Lawrence's masterwork. Here, DC friends Chelsea Barbee, Lynae Bresser, Karsyn Kendrick and Carly Evans.

Photo credit: Travis Holler

Throughout the evening, guests were treated to the musical stylings of jazz band the Marshall Keys Quartet.

Travis Holler and Alfredo Flores contributed to this issue.

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