Tuesdays, February 10-March 17 (6 weeks)5:45 PM- 6:45 PMAges: 6-8 years oldJoin us for an hour of fun and exploration as children learn and strengthen their skills through active play in a small group and safe space environment. This class is designed for children with Autism Level 1, ADHD, and/or social communication barriers to help […]
Led by Paula Haimes This group provides women of all ages an opportunity to connect with other women and discuss relevant topics on their minds. Please, no politics! This month's featured topic will be: "Tolerance" The Zoom link will be sent to registered participants two days before the event. Fee: $0 Members; $15 Non-members
This event is for Neurodiverse Teens and Adults. Wednesdays, twice a month (except for April)February 4, 11, March 4, 11, April 8, May 6, 135:00 pm- 5:45 pmAges: Teens (15 and older) and AdultsJoin your friends, and meet new ones, playing games online from the comfort of your home. We will alternate bingo and trivia nights. […]
Brrr! Escape from the February chill with the Capital Jewish Museum. We’ll read “A Hat for Mrs. Goldman: A Story About Knitting and Love” and consider how chesed, loving-kindness, can keep us warm. We’ll play with yarn and make pompoms as reminders to show each other kindness and warmth all winter long. Join us to read stories, sing songs, and do crafts and activities for children under 5 and their caregivers. Each program features a different theme and book suited for children […]
WSIG is a place for women of all ages and stages to turn their passions into purpose, making a positive social impact in the community. All are welcome! We will continue to make 'plarn' bedrolls for the unhoused. No experience necessary.
We invite families to slow down and explore the W&OD Trail together. We will take an easy, stroller-friendly walk while observing nature, watching bikes and trains go by, and noticing all the small moments that make the trail come alive. Along the way, families can chat, connect, and meet new friends while enjoying time outdoors […]
Men, whether you’re new to the group or a familiar face, come share a story and schmooze a little. No pressure, just great company.Bring your own lunch to eat and schmooze with others. Coffee and dessert provided.Fee: $0 Members/ $15 Non-members
Led by Marcia Lawson This monthly group is for anyone who enjoys writing their memoirs, stories, or poems and sharing them with others. Writing prompt: "Valentine's Day Memories" Fee: $0 Member/ $15 Non-member Zoom link will be provided the day before the meeting to those registered.
Facilitated by Dr. Rebecca Fleischer & Dr. Libby Robbins, this monthly support group is for anyone who has recently – or not-so-recently – lost a spouse or partner. Join us for an open, frank forum on issues such as grief, bereavement, and moving forward after great loss. Some members go out to dinner locally after […]
Film screening: "The Trouble with Mr. Doodle" Join us for a special screening of "The Trouble with Mr. Doodle," a 90-minute documentary from the acclaimed makers of "Exit Through the Gift Shop," "Searching for Sugar Man," and "Man on Wire." This intimate film explores the world of Sam Cox—known globally as Mr. Doodle—whose compulsive, all-consuming […]
Featuring: Dr. Cassandra A. Good, author and historianAges: 16+In celebration of President's Day, learn the fascinating and little-known story of the children George and Martha Washington raised. Dr. Good will share insights from her book which chronicles George Washington's step-grandchildren, the Custises, all of whom lived in Northern Virginia and DC. The Custis siblings achieved […]
Wednesdays, February 18-April 15 (6 weeks, no classes on March 11, April 1, and April 8)7:00 PM - 9:00 PMInstructor: Steve PilloffStep into a space where laughter, connection, and creativity take center stage. This improv class is open to all—whether you’re a seasoned performer or someone who’s never set foot on stage. Through engaging games, […]
