It will feature:

• Music, food, and an open bar (beer, wine, champagne, mixed drinks)
• Live music, performances and interactive experiences
• Project showcases from the DCWEEK Community
• DCWEEK Artist Grant funded works
• Interactive installations like Kinect hacks and 24 Hour City Projects (Video, Project Home)

There are two ways to get tickets:

1. Purchase via this RSVP for access only to the Closing Party
2. Silver, Gold and Patron badge holders for DCWEEK have access to this event and many others. Grab a badge here. Badge levels are explained below. Bronze Badges do not have access.

Play It Forward: A motion sensing sculpture that donates to charity based on your movements

Party Peeple: A live “data impov” performance and mobile dating application based on your facebook profile

Digital Tin-Can Telephone: Based on the childhood game, this is a playful system to record and connect local stories

The Re-Cycle: A giant re-cycled bicycle parade, community mapping project and junkyard band

SparkleMonkey Play Pen: Play with fanastical, reconstructed stuffed animals in a play pen of delights (by Megan Blafas)

Wandering Wonders with magician David London: Encounter the magical wonders of David London as he astonishes with slight of hand and humor (by David London)

DC Cheer: The DC Cheer squad will cheer your ingenuity, entrepreneurship, collaboration and innovation incorporating your ideas at #DCcheer.

Spectroscopy: An interactive performance installation featuring videos submitted during DC Week by attendees and integrating the dancer’s shadows into the projection as they perform. (by Micheline Heal)

Stems: Dreamlike sculptures made of recycled materials that encourage contemplation of what was lost in nature (by Artemis Herber).

Balloon sculpture: Katie Balloons creates a magnificent balloon sculpture that will blow you away.

Scoposcope: Created by David London and Jeramie Bellmay, Scoposcope organically generates color, light, shape and design through the use of kaleidoscopic video feedback*, glass & acrylic spheres, LCD technology, and Human Interaction.