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Mayor Bowser Marks 40th Annual Mayor's Arts Awards With a Historic Celebration of DC's Creative Community

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Mayor Muriel Bowser celebrated the 40th Annual Mayor's Arts Awards on September 26, 2025, at the National Theatre in Washington, D. C. The event honored local artists and recognized their contributions to the city's cultural landscape. Bowser emphasized the importance of the arts in fostering community and economic growth, noting that "Our creative community makes D. C.

a vibrant place to live and work. " The awards ceremony featured performances from various local talents, enhancing the festive atmosphere. This year's awards coincide with a renewed focus on promoting the arts following the challenges posed by the pandemic. The Mayor's Arts Awards are a key part of the city's efforts to support and uplift the creative community. With events like this, D.

C. aims to solidify its reputation as a hub for entertainment and artistic expression. The ongoing commitment to the arts is vital for both cultural enrichment and economic development in the region.

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