By Randy Shulman on April 9, 2020 @RandyShulman

Days after Mayor Bowser ordered all bars closed, Dave Perruzza, the congenial owner of Pitchers/A League of Her Own, at 2317 18th St. NW, leaped into action and teamed with Limitless Branding, a nearby Virginia company, to create a collector’s edition series of T-shirts.
The logo for each bar appears discreetly on the shirt’s front, while the back blares the message — in typical Dave fashion — “I Supported Local During the Coronavirus Crisis.”
The classic-fit shirts, made from 100% combed ringspun cotton, cost $25 to $27.50, depending on size. All proceeds from sales directly support the staff of Pitchers and ALOHO during these challenging times.
So make a fashion statement now — and for the time you can wear it out and proudly when Pitchers and ALOHO once again swing open their doors. (As a bonus, Pitchers/ALOHO will hold an open bar for everyone who purchased a shirt after they reopen.)
T-shirts are available at limitlessbrandingco.com/pitchersdc.
By Randy Shulman on October 3, 2026 @RandyShulman
Plan your next night out with our weekly nightlife listings, organized by day. Venue addresses, websites, and Instagram links appear below the schedule.
Listings are provided by participating venues and are subject to change. Metro Weekly makes every effort to ensure accuracy but is not responsible for errors or schedule changes. Check with venues for the latest details.
Jump to: Oct. 3 • Oct. 4 • Oct. 5 • Oct. 6 • Oct. 7 • Oct. 8 • Oct. 9 • Oct. 10 • Participating Venues
Saturday, Oct. 3A League of Her Own Local DJs and dancing • 21+ • No Cover
By John Riley on October 22, 2026 @JRileyMW
The Farmville Public Library logo does not resemble a traditional rainbow. It depicts an open book with multicolored pages and a spine in shades of teal, blue, magenta, lime green, orange, purple, and yellow, arranged in no particular order.
But three residents reportedly objected to the logo over concerns that its colors could be interpreted as a show of support for the LGBTQ community. After receiving their complaints, a town commissioner asked the town manager to remove the 14-year-old logo.
The logo was subsequently removed without public debate or discussion, surprising other local officials, including Farmville Mayor Alex Joyner.
By Randy Shulman on October 15, 2026 @RandyShulman
Here's what's happening at D.C.'s LGBTQ bars from Saturday, Oct. 17 through Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026 -- including DJs, drag, happy hours, and the onset of the year's Halloween parties.
Listings are provided by participating venues and are subject to change. Metro Weekly makes every effort to ensure accuracy but is not responsible for errors or schedule changes. Check with venues for the latest details.
Jump to: Saturday, Oct. 17 • Sunday, Oct. 18 • Monday, Oct. 19 • Tuesday, Oct. 20 • Wednesday, Oct. 21 • Thursday, Oct. 22 • Friday, Oct. 23 • Saturday, Oct. 24 • Sunday, Oct. 25 • Participating Venues
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