We The Party People!

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

Saturday, we went to We The Party People at The National Museum of American History. Here, the National Air and Space Museum's Nick Partridge and Sarah Bants with Liz Partridge.

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

The event was presented by the National Museum of American History and Brightest Young Things and featured an exclusive, tourist-free, all-access party-time takeover of the museum for John F. Kennedy's 100th birthday, including a Purity Ring DJ set with Megan James. Here, Christina Ruby with software developer Adam Ruby.

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

The event also featured an open bar with specialty drinks from SKYY Vodka, Wild Turkey Bourbon, Appleton Estate Rum and Cafe Saint-Ex, as well as food from Awkpie, Sospeso, Highline RXR and Franklin Hall. Here, senior analyst Dave Hancock is flanked by legal counsel Kelsey Grouge and Julie Karant.

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

The event also had lightning talks presented by the Washington Post with a variety of authors of books about JFK's life and legacy. Here, National Museum of American History's Marisa Tucci-Berube, Megan Salocks, James Venning and Carrie Heflin.

A view from the terrace as Jonathan Toubin and Kid Congo perform.

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