Name: Game Night & Mocktails
Start: 2026-07-23T18:00:00-04:00
Location: Georgetown Library

Georgetown Library

Join us for an adult-only evening filled with fun, laughter, and friendly competition featuring a variety of board games and card games. Sip on refreshing mocktails while you play and socialise in this event sponsored by the Georgetown Library Friends.

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Game Night & Mocktails

Join us for an adult-only evening filled with fun, laughter, and friendly competition featuring a variety of board games and...

Fireman's Field Complex, 250 S. Nursery Ave., Purcellville, VA, 20132

The annual Purcellville Wine and Food Festival returns on Saturday, July 18, in Dillon’s Woods at the historic Fireman’s Field Complex (250 S. Nursery Avenue, Purcellville). The festival will take place from 2 to 8 p.m., inviting guests to gather with family and friends for an afternoon and evening of local wine, beer, food, live music, art, and more.
This year’s event will showcase 40 vendors, including wineries, breweries, food and snack vendors, and local exhibitors. Enjoy live music performances by the Rick Reaves Band, The Darby Brothers, and the Franklin Park Big Band. The “Arts in the Garden” section, hosted by the Purcellville Arts Council, will highlight local artists who will create works of art live on-site. Additional activities include face painting and a photo stand-in booth. 
Early bird ticket pricing is available through 5 p.m. on July 17: 
• Early bird admission (ages 17 and over): $5 (+ tax) 
• Early bird drink tickets (6 oz wine or 12 oz beer): $8.50 (+ tax) 
• Early bird drink ticket package: 4 tickets for $32 (+ tax) 
• Early bird bottle of wine purchase: $35 (+ tax), available from participating wineries (bottles must be consumed on-site)
A souvenir glass will be provided with the purchase of the first drink ticket. Save time and money by purchasing your tickets in advance. 
The popular VIP experience returns for $275 (+ tax) and includes admission for six, a reserved table for six, three bottles of local wine, six souvenir glasses, six drink tickets, early entry to the festival, special commemorative gifts, and a selection of sweets and savories for the table. 
Tickets and VIP tables are available for purchase at <a href="https://www.PurcellvilleWineAndFood.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.PurcellvilleWineAndFood.com</a>. Guests are encouraged to make a weekend of it and explore local lodging and attractions. Check the Accommodations page of the festival website, as well as the Visit Loudoun website, for more information.
 The Purcellville Wine and Food Festival is hosted by Purcellville Parks and Recreation and Loudoun Brewing Company, with support from Visit Loudoun, Renewal by Andersen, Harris Teeter, Prince William Home Improvement, truHealthNow, Valley Energy, Loudoun Brewing Company, Bush Tabernacle, MotoMember, and OHM Productions. Sponsorship opportunities remain available. For more information, visit <a href="https://www.PurcellvilleWineAndFood.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.PurcellvilleWineAndFood.com</a>

Local Event: Purcellville Wine and Food Festival

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Purcellville Wine and Food Festival

The annual Purcellville Wine and Food Festival returns on Saturday, July 18, in Dillon’s Woods at the historic Fireman’s Field...

Atlas Performing Arts Center

Key Changes: Supreme Chord Turns 18 is an energetic a cappella concert celebrating the milestones in life. Turning 18 symbolizes many changes and transitions, and we are excited to share some music to embrace these changes. Key Changes is presented by Supreme Chord, a talented, dynamic, fun-filled a cappella group.Founded in 2008, we’re a group of young professionals living and working in Maryland, DC, and Virginia who love to make beautiful a cappella music. We pride ourselves on the quality—and range—of our repertoire, with everything from Journey to Olivia Rodrigo, from Jason Derulo to Peter Gabriel.The performance will also feature two distinct D.C.-based ensembles: Chord of Appeals (C-o-A), an all-gender, community-first group founded in 2016, and The Augmented Eight, a men’s group originally formed in 1950 by Ivy League and Stanford alumni. While C-o-A has brought its joyful chorus to venues ranging from local museums to the White House, The Augmented Eight has entertained Washington audiences for over 75 years with a signature blend of old standards, modern pop, jazz, and show tunes. Both groups are thrilled and honored to take the stage to help celebrate the 18th anniversary of their friends, Supreme ChordTickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door! Buy your ticket now at the Atlas Performing Arts Center website: https://www.atlasarts.org/events/supremechord/

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Key Changes: Supreme Chord Turns 18

Key Changes: Supreme Chord Turns 18 is an energetic a cappella concert celebrating the milestones in life. Turning 18...

HIGHLINE RxR

<a href="https://www.profsandpints.com/washingtondc" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Profs and Pints Northern Virginia</a> presents: “Those Who Gave Rise to Our Navy,”
 on the men who set sail for the American Revolution and their fates, 
with Abby Mullen, assistant professor of history at the United States 
Naval Academy and author of To Fix a National Character: The United States in the First Barbary War, 1800-1805.
Their ranks were Black as well as White and included the young and 
the old, the offspring of incredibly wealthy merchant families as well 
as the all-but-destitute. The British government called them pirates and
 charged them with treason. Even George Washington referred to some of 
them as rascals. Yet all were willing to take to sea and take great 
risks as sailors in the fight against Great Britain.
Why did they do it?
As we celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday, join Professor Abby 
Mullen, who teaches Annapolis midshipmen classes on naval history, to 
become familiar with the kinds of people who joined our Navy at the 
outset, at great risk.
We’ll look at where American Revolutionary sailors came from, what 
motivated them to go to sea, and what happened to them during their 
service. We’ll examine the many ways they could serve as part of the 
Continental Navy, as part of state navies, or as privateers.
Finally, we’ll look at what happened to them in the long run, and how
 some ended up imprisoned by the British after being captured while 
others were discharged from their ship after the war as the Continental 
Navy got sold off bit by bit. (<a href="https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/nv-navy-rise" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Advance tickets</a>: $13.50 plus sales tax 
and processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Listed time 
is for doors. The talk starts 30 minutes later.)
Image: A 1779 naval battle involving American and British ships as 
painted by Richard Paton in 1780 (Royal Academy / Public Domain).

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Profs & Pints Northern Virginia: Those Who Gave...

Profs and Pints Northern Virginia presents: “Those Who Gave Rise to Our Navy,”
 on the men who set sail for the American...

Profs & Pints Northern Virginia: Those Who Gave Rise to Our Navy

Penn Social

<a href="https://www.profsandpints.com/washingtondc" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Profs and Pints DC</a> presents: “NASA’s New Quest to See the Unseen,” a
 look at the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope and its mission to expand
 our understanding of dark matter, dark energy, and the Milky Way, with 
Bear Witherspoon, payload systems engineer for the Roman telescope at 
NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt.&nbsp;
NASA’s Roman Space Telescope is set to be launched into space in late
 summer or early fall, and what it sees out there is likely to leave us 
spellbound.&nbsp;
Its to-do list includes performing a demographic census of planetary 
systems in the Milky Way, testing out a new camera that directly images 
exoplanets to help us find habitable worlds, and shedding light on the 
universe's most mysterious features—dark energy and dark matter.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Come get an insider’s perspective on that mission from Bear 
Witherspoon, who has overseen the assembly of the telescope and will be 
part of its launch team.&nbsp;
He’ll walk you through the design of the telescope and how it was 
built and tested. You’ll learn how it has a field of view 200 times that
 of the Hubble telescope as well as infrared vision that will help 
astronomers peer far across space and deep into the universe’s dustiest 
regions. It was subjected to rigorous vibration and sound tests to 
ensure it could survive launch as well as extreme cold in a vacuum to 
ensure it can function in space.&nbsp;
We’ll look at how the Roman space telescope will work with those that
 preceded it into the space, the Hubble and Webb space telescopes, by 
taking a much broader view and pinpointing worthy subjects of 
investigation for the more-focused instruments.&nbsp;
You’ll learn how the Roman telescope will help us investigate the 
roughly 95 percent of energy and matter called “dark” because we’ve been
 unable to observe it and how it works. Witherspoon will walk you 
through how it’s surmised that dark energy and matter provide the 
infrastructure for visible matter in the universe, and how the Roman 
telescope will try to identify the presence and effects of dark matter 
by observing visible matter on an incredibly large scale.&nbsp;
The talk promises to leave you in a state of wonder and excited about
 all we’ll be learning out there. (Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales 
tax and processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Listed 
time is for doors. The talk starts 30 minutes later.)
Image: A NASA illustration of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.

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Profs and Pints DC presents: “NASA’s New Quest to See the Unseen,” a
 look at the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope and its...

Profs & Pints DC: NASA’s New Quest to See the Unseen

Georgetown Neighborhood Library

Join music edu-tainer Ms. Niki on a colorful adventure through upbeat original songs and classic favorites with a fresh new twist!

Local Event: Ms. Niki's Music Class

Ms. Niki's Music Class

Join music edu-tainer Ms. Niki on a colorful adventure through upbeat original songs and classic favorites with a fresh new twist!

<a href="https://www.profsandpints.com/washingtondc" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Profs and Pints DC</a> presents: “Designing Belonging,”
 on the messages sent by various institutional environments and how they
 can be made more welcoming, with Martha Kakooza, research associate in 
the department of higher education and student affairs at Morgan State 
University, where she teaches courses on gender, sexuality, and 
narrative and qualitative research.
Why do some rooms make people relax while others make them stiffen? 
Why do certain workplaces, schools, restaurants, churches, airports, and
 waiting rooms seem to say, “you are welcome here,” while others quietly
 signal “this was not built with you in mind”?
Explore how ordinary spaces shape belonging at a talk that will offer
 guidance to those seeking to create inclusive environments for 
students, clients, and customers. Being on hand will help anyone out 
there sort out why some environments have felt so welcoming while others
 left them focused on exits.
You’ll learn how a room's layout, lighting, seating, signage, sound, 
artwork, security presence, and history all affect whether people feel 
at ease or on edge, powerful or invisible, cared for or merely 
processed. People read these cues almost instantly, usually before they 
can explain why a place feels welcoming or alienating.
Dr. Martha Kakooza, a scholar whose research has focused space, 
identity, and institutional environments, will discuss why the same 
environment can feel like home to one person and like a closed door to 
another. She’ll describe how experiences of race, culture, class, 
gender, age, disability, and migration all shape how we read a space. 
We’ll look at how no space is truly neutral, because each one carries 
social messages and histories.
Drawing on research on students navigating higher-education 
institutions built without them in mind, Dr. Kakooza will discuss three 
distinct things spaces do to us: Some leave us drifting and unanchored. 
Some put us on display and grant only a conditional, watched kind of 
welcome. And some we manage to come to see as genuinely ours. She calls 
these different effects, respectively, “Drift,” “Quota,” or “Turn.”
Among the questions Dr. Kakooza will answer: What makes a place feel 
welcoming? How do buildings and rooms communicate power? What would it 
take to design schools, workplaces, and public spaces with belonging 
built in? (Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. 
Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Listed time is for doors. The talk
 starts 30 minutes later.)
Image by Canva.

Local Event: Profs & Pints DC: Designing Belonging

Profs & Pints DC: Designing Belonging

Profs and Pints DC presents: “Designing Belonging,”
 on the messages sent by various institutional environments and how they
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Summer is sizzling — cool down with an evening of refreshing drinks and relaxing origami at a cozy art center in Georgetown. Join&nbsp;Naoko Kamioka&nbsp;to fold playful fish and sea creatures that capture the spirit of the ocean and the joy of origami. In this one-hour workshop, participants will create several marine-themed origami pieces while enjoying a calm, creative atmosphere. After the class, the participants can transform the origami &nbsp;creations into an ocean collage, a hanging mobile, decorations for a craft fishing net, or other imaginative displays to bring a touch of the sea into &nbsp;home.
Maximum Participants. 7
Target age: above 15 yrs old (but those below 21 yrs old, only soft drinks will be served)&nbsp;
$30 (Workshop Only)
Supplies: Additional fee: Origami paper provided. $10 on the day for drinks and snacks. If you would like to bring those interested in sipping and seeing the art gallery (but not folding origami), they can join for $10.

Local Event: Sip and Fold Summer Origami with Naoko Kamioka

Sip and Fold Summer Origami with Naoko Kamioka

Summer is sizzling — cool down with an evening of refreshing drinks and relaxing origami at a cozy art center in Georgetown....

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Arlington

Rosslyn

Clarendon-Courthouse-Rosslyn

Clarendon

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Michael O'Connell

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Patch AM Team

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Conflict Resolution Support for Families and Organizations

Rogers Resolution Services

Hi, I'm Shelby! I’m a local mediator who helps neighbors resolve family, relationship, and workplace conflicts in a calm, structured way. Through my small business, Rogers Resolution Services, I offer mediation and conflict-resolution support tailored to your unique needs and help guide people through difficult conversations. I work primarily with co-parents, partners, relatives, roommates, and teams who need help talking through decisions, routines, boundaries, or recurring disagreements. I also support workplaces and community groups facing communication challenges or breakdowns. My role is neutral. I don’t give legal advice or take sides. I facilitate conversations, de-escalate tense situations, and help people reach practical and maintainable agreements they can feel comfortable with. Services include: • Family, community, and workplace mediation • Co-parenting communication planning • Conflict coaching (one-on-one support) • Group and organizational facilitation • Workplace and team communication support Please feel free to reach out if you or a neighbor need help with repairing communication, setting boundaries, and/or creating a healthier dynamic at home or at work. Thank you for reading, and I look forward to helping you!

Hi, I'm Shelby! I’m a local mediator who helps neighbors resolve family, relationship, and workplace conflicts in a calm, structured way. Through...

R2 Advisors | Strategic Financial Advisory · Tysons VA

R2 Advisors

R2 Advisors is a CPA and strategic financial advisory firm based in Tysons, Virginia. We help organizations build financial systems leadership can trust — aligning accounting, reporting, tax, and operational workflows so decisions can be made clearly, even as complexity grows. Led by experienced CPAs and CFO-level advisors, R2 Advisors works with businesses, nonprofit leaders, and executive teams across the Washington DC metro area and nationwide. Our services include strategic CFO advisory, accounting and client advisory services (CAS), tax strategy, financial systems and automation, and risk and governance. What makes R2 different: we don't treat accounting, tax, and advisory as separate functions. Every engagement is built on one integrated structure — so reporting stays consistent, leadership gets reliable numbers, and nothing conflicts across areas. R2 Advisors serves organizations navigating growth, operational complexity, and leadership transitions — from multi-location operations and compliance-heavy environments to service-based businesses and project-driven firms. Industries served include government contracting, healthcare, professional services, nonprofits, technology, and capital markets. 1775 Tysons Blvd, Office 4162, McLean, VA 22102 r2.cpa | (571) 766-6727

Tysons Corner

R2 Advisors is a CPA and strategic financial advisory firm based in Tysons, Virginia. We help organizations build financial systems leadership can...

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