Salad Days: A Decade of Punk in Washington DC (1980-1990)

presented by The Sugar Club

Join us for an exclusive screening of Salad Days, an acclaimed documentary
that dives deep into the vibrant punk rock scene of Washington, D.C., during
the 1980s. This compelling film captures the raw energy and rebellious spirit
of a generation that challenged the status quo and left an indelible mark on
music and culture.
Salad Days features in-depth interviews with key figures, rare archival
footage, and an unforgettable soundtrack that brings the era to life. Whether
you’re a longtime punk enthusiast or new to the genre, this documentary
offers an insightful look into the bands, venues, and DIY ethos that defined a
pivotal moment in music history.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the story of a scene that still
resonates today. After the screening, stay for a live zoom Q&A with Director
Scott Crawford
Praise for Salad Days: A Decade of Punk in Washington DC (1980-1990)
“Salad Days” was ranked in the Top 50 IMDB documentaries for 2015, was
named Dazed and Confused magazine #1 Music Documentary of 2015, and,
in addition, won the “Audience Award” at the 2015 Noise Pop Festival and
“Best Overall Documentary”