On May 18th, D.C.’s trendsetters and tastemakers descended on Georgetown for a fabulous fusion of art, culture, and high-end revelry. The exclusive event, ‘Clean + Neat,’ was masterminded by Balmoré Art, giving D.C.’s movers and shakers a chance to mingle outside their usual social circles.

“Here in D.C., we’re often caught in our social bubbles,” says Andrew Jacobson, the man behind Balmoré Art. “Clean + Neat was about allowing influential industry leaders to break those barriers and have an enjoyable time in a refreshing setting.”

This evening of sophisticated fun was powered by the unique collaborations of Blackleaf Vodka, Ilegal Mezcal, and Art Supply, showcasing the harmony between these distinct realms. As the event unfurled at Commonwealth Proper, Georgetown’s top bespoke clothier, guests could taste the synergy of art, business, culture, fashion, and politics.

The spectacular setting was shared with Dryy Cleaners and Balmoré Art, making it a remarkable example of how distinct elements can seamlessly blend to create a memorable experience—for those lucky enough to attend, Clean + Neat delivered an exciting disruption to DC’s typical social scene.

So, DC millennials, let’s keep our eyes peeled and our calendars open for more innovative gatherings that break down social silos and show us how genuinely interconnected our city’s sectors are.