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Lesbifriends in the Park 2.0
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Our annual summer day in the park is back for round two! Lesbifriends Travel invites you to spend a Saturday in Anacostia Park with your community for a free, donation-based day filled with music, line dancing, Black and brown queer vendors on site with food, drinks, and handmade goods, and the kind of easy, joyful energy that August was made for.
Volunteer sign-ups are open and can be found [HERE](https://www.lesbifriendstravel.com/events/lbf-in-the-park-2) Come and go as you please, pull up for an hour or stay all six, and let the park do the rest.
Event Details 📅 Date: Saturday, August 29, 2026 ⏰ Time: 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM 📍 Location: Anacostia Park, Washington, DC (exact location shared with registered attendees the week of the event) 💸 Cost: Free with a suggested $10+ donation
What to Expect
• A live DJ will have music flowing all afternoon • Line dancing pop-ups throughout the day • Yummy eats by Delicious Tacos food truck • Black and brown queer vendors serving food, drinks, and handmade goods • Community, connection, and time to lounge with your people
What to Bring Blankets, chairs, sunscreen, bug spray, cash and card to support our vendors, comfortable shoes, and your whole beautiful self. Skip the outside food and let our vendors feed you.
Who This Event Is For: Black queer women and non-binary folks looking for a joyful, laid-back summer day out with community.
✨ Lesbifriends Travel invites you to come lounge, laugh, and line dance with us. RSVP here: [Lesbifriends in the Park 2.0](https://www.lesbifriendstravel.com/events/lbf-in-the-park-2)!
Note: By attending this event, you agree to being photographed. However, if communicated, we will try our best not to capture you in photos and post you publicly. That request must be communicated ahead of time or at the beginning of the event to the photographer and host.