Cowboy Carter is coming to D.C. — here's your Beyoncé party plan
Why it matters: It's a long weekend — pack in as much Bey as possible.
Here are some Beyoncé-inspired events to check out:
🎤 BeyHive Karaoke: Head to Ivy City Smokehouse on Thursday for live karaoke accompanied by some of the musicians who've been touring with Queen B herself. (9pm-2am; $36)
🍽️ Beyoncé Brunch: Her Diner in Adams Morgan will host a Bey-themed brunch on Friday with booze and tunes. (11am-4pm)
🪩 Night of 1,000 Beyoncés: U Street's Bunker will blast ballads spanning Beyoncé's career on Friday, interspersed with drag performances. (10pm-4am; free before 11pm; tickets $6-$10)
🧘 Cowboy Carter Yogalates: The Eaton will host a combo yoga-pilates session Saturday inspired by the Beyoncé album. (10:30-11:45am; $28)
🕺 Les Twins Pop-Up Workshop: The French hip-hop dance duo that often tours with Queen B will teach you all their moves during this Saturday workshop at the Edgewood Arts Center. (6-9pm; $50-$60)
🤠 Hive Hoedown: Swing by the Howard Theatre on Sunday for live music, Beyoncé bingo, line dancing, DJs and a contest to see who's rocking the best 'fit. (4-8pm; $33-$55)
If you do go: There are still tickets available to both shows on Friday and Monday.
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