Special Announcement

  • HOLIDAY CLOSING: WBFN will be closed on Monday, October 13, 2025, in observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day.

  • Please register with WBFN by Clicking Here to become a new member, update current membership or create your website account. To access restricted content you must be a registered WBFN member with an active website account

    Due to the logistics of the Annual Meetings, the Family Network will be working remotely the week of October 14-17, 2025. Our physical office will be closed, but you can reach us any time by phone: +1 202 473 8751 or email: Famillynetwork@worldbank.org

Announcements

Below are events which you might find interesting. These events are organized either by our partners, our outreach programs or happening throughout the DC metro area.

 

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MMEG International Arts & Crafts Market

The World Bank Main Complex
1818 H Street NW
Washington, DC 20433
United States

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Shop for a cause!

Three days of fantastic shopping right here at the World Bank HQ lobby, Nov. 11, 12, and 13-  10 am to 5 pm.

 
MMEG’s annual  International Arts and Crafts Market is back!

45 artisans from around the world selling a great variety of items: jewelry, alpaca apparel, jackets, silk and woolen scarfs, handbags, home goods, perfumes, skincare products, candles, chocolates, Turkish towels and robes, ceramics, and many more options to start your holiday shopping while contributing to a good cause. You can also find a bargain at MMEG’s Attic Treasures corner


Come with your friends and grab a home-made snack or lunch at the Gourmet Table. Located in the beautiful World Bank HQ building, this market is open to the public with photo ID!

 
This market is a fundraiser for MMEG, a non-profit that provides grants to exceptional women age 25+ from developing countries to finish their graduate education and go on to improve the lives of many other women and children Please visit MMEG for more information. 

WBGFN BookProject Book Fair

MC-C1 Cafeteria Corridor
Washington, DC 20006
United States

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Twice each year, the Book Project organizes a book fair where we offer for purchase used books in the areas of fiction, non-fiction, cookbooks, arts and crafts, history, biographies, memoirs and others. Proceeds raised from these book fairs are used by the Book Project to purchase new reference books such as atlases, dictionaries and children’s encyclopedias, which we include in our shipments of books to schools. Spouses (and their friends, if accompanied by spouses) can also visit the BP and purchase books; this is not just for staff only, please come and visit us.

 

BOOK FAIR
Donations: $1.00 & $2.00 paperbacks and $3.00 hardbacks
Fiction, non-fiction, coffee table books, gardening,
travel, biographies, history, cooking and more...