Renwick After Hours!

We joined 800 people Friday at the sold-out WONDER at Night, A Renwick Gallery After Hours. We snapped NPR's Meg Kelly, No Kings Collective's Brandon Hill, Brightest Young Things' Kaylee Dugan and programmer Franklin Garcia.

The evening was presented by Brightest Young Things and the Smithsonian American Museum of Art, which produced a special experience at the Renwick Gallery's inaugural blockbuster exhibition. Here, Left Door's Tom Brown, PBS' Daniela Kelley, and FTI Consulting's Jamie McInerney.

There were performances by DJ Dan Deacon, Wham City Comedy, Motherknuckle, DJ Jahsonic, Jezzibell Jaxknife, and Lofts. Here, Center for Public Integrity's Jared Bennett, NKC's Peter Chang, National Women's Law Center's Helen Oh, and United Social Sports' Giho Kim.

Cocktails were by Maketto, Left Door, Kapnos, Zentan, and The Riggsby, and small bites by Dirty South Deli, The Cookie Jar, Black Pearl Tarts, and 100 Montaditos. Here, Duke's Grocery's Daniel Kramer and Jillian Catterton with Constellation Brands' Mike Abbate.

This was the only after hours held in the Renwick Gallery, and marked BYT's 10-year anniversary.

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