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When Disco Came to DC | Washington in the '80s

Discover the vibrant bar and club scene in Washington, DC during the mid-1980s. The Fox Trap club was particularly popular among affluent African Americans, including members of the Black congressional caucus, business leaders, and celebrities. It served as an important gathering place for networking, fundraising events, and sharing experiences among young Black professionals. Additionally, DC's super discos like The Pier, the Lost and Found, and the Other Side were renowned for their lively atmosphere and the chance to encounter famous individuals, attracting a diverse mix of people, including Redskins players. This video is part of WETA's WASHINGTON IN THE 80s documentary, which captures the history of Washington, DC during the 1980s. Featuring interviews with notable Washingtonians including Marion Barry, Carol Schwartz, Maureen Bunyan, Kojo Nnamdi, and others, this historical documentary highlights important political and cultural moments from DC history. Stream more clips and watch the full documentary: https://weta.org/decades Explore more DC history with more clips from WASHINGTON IN THE DECADES:    • Washington in the Decades   Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest releases and recommendations! https://weta.org/about/publications/n... Follow WETA on social: Twitter:   / wetatvfm   Facebook:   / wetatvfm   Instagram:   / wetatvfm