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The Circuit · Washington, D.C.

APABA-DC Annual Holiday Dinner

Hosted by Asian Pacific American Bar Association of the Greater Washington, D.C. Area (APABA-DC)

When
December 2, 2026 · 6:00 PM ET (confirm date on APABA-DC calendar)
Where
KAYU, 1633 17th Street NW, Washington, DC 20009Dupont Circle / 17th Street

APABA-DC’s Annual Holiday Dinner is Wednesday, December 2, 2026, at 6:00 PM at KAYU, 1633 17th Street NW. Tickets are $30 for members and $50 for non-members; drinks are separate. Host prose names Wednesday, December 2; the calendar’s date field has also shown December 3. December 2, 2026, is the Wednesday—confirm the live calendar before you block either night. About sixty seats are listed. Register from the calendar listing; these dinners have sold out in prior years.

KAYU is chef Paolo Dungca’s modern Filipino restaurant in Dupont Circle (named for kayumanggi), with Julie Cortes as executive chef—Washingtonian and Eater coverage, James Beard Emerging Chef semifinalist heat for Dungca’s earlier work. That is a sharper table than last year’s Da Hong Pao runs at the same $30/$50 member tiers. Puttery in November was the mini-golf social; this is the sit-down holiday dinner for the affiliate.

APABA-DC members should buy early. Non-members who want the Dupont table can pay $50. The Multicultural Chambers soiree in Tysons on December 10 is chamber economic-development density with George Thomas, not a bar dinner.

17th Street near Dupont Circle Metro. Bring confirmation and a card for drinks. Recheck the calendar if the December 2 / December 3 mismatch gets cleaned up.

Register / official

APABA-DC events calendar →

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