The Emory Fellowship

Experience an unforgettable evening of live jazz featuring special performances by Lenny Robinson and Shacara Rogers. Arrive early to enjoy various food options and browse local vendors beginning at 5:30 PM for a full night of entertainment and community.

Local Event: A Soulful Jazz Night

District of Columbia

Washington DC

District Of Columbia

A Soulful Jazz Night

Experience an unforgettable evening of live jazz featuring special performances by Lenny Robinson and Shacara Rogers. Arrive...

Stacy Boykin

Washington Metropolitan Area

Georgetown

Arlington County

Arlington

Rosslyn

Virginia

Clarendon-Courthouse-Rosslyn

Clarendon

Michael O'Connell

Prince George's County

Hyattsville

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Montgomery County

Takoma Park

Ballston

Alexandria city

Del Ray

Riverdale Park-University Park

Rocklands Barbeque & Grilling Company

Purely social Happy hour.&nbsp; Though one of the 3 northern Virginia Congressional candidates might be there, or their petitioners collecting signatures to get them on the ballot.&nbsp; But mainly it's beer and BBQ.

Local Event: Libertarian Happy Hour

Libertarian Happy Hour

Purely social Happy hour.  Though one of the 3 northern Virginia Congressional candidates might be there, or their petitioners...

Brahma Kumaris Meditation Museum - Maryland ﻿9525 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, MD

Explore the timeless inner shift that makes real happiness possible, even when life feels uncertain, painful, or completely undone.
What if the moment everything falls apart is not the end of your story, but the beginning of your becoming?
Join us for a powerful and restorative workshop exploring the timeless inner shift that makes real happiness possible, even when life feels uncertain, painful, or completely undone. Together, we will look beyond surface-level positivity and discover the deeper sources of joy, peace, and resilience that do not depend on outer circumstances.
Special guest Elizabeth Carson will share what happens after the collapse: when the marriage, the money, the brand, or the version of yourself you spent years building falls away, and the only place left to rebuild from is within.
Drawing from her own personal crashes across childhood, adolescence, young adulthood, and beyond, Elisabeth blends story, neuroscience, and lived practice to reveal why we often repeat the same patterns in different forms, and how we can finally begin to change them.
You will be guided through a practical four-phase roadmap for rebuilding from the inside out: Regulate. Reflect. Reprogram. Embody.
You will leave not with a pep talk, but with a real protocol for returning to yourself, and the powerful reminder that you were never broken. You were only becoming.
<a href="https://www.elisabethunlimited.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Elisabeth Carson</a>
teaches from a deep understanding of what it takes to rebuild a life from the inside out. After overcoming addiction, profound personal challenges, major successes, and significant setbacks, she turned her journey into a powerful path of healing, reinvention, and service.
Today, Elisabeth is an international speaker, trauma-informed transformational coach, spiritual teacher, podcaster, bestselling author, and entrepreneur with more than a decade of experience helping others heal, evolve, and create lasting change. Her work integrates neuroscience, somatic healing, subconscious reprogramming, brain health, spiritual awakening, and a deeply rooted connection to God.
Her diverse career has included work as a Hollywood model and actress, pastry chef, record-breaking real estate agent, president of a mental health facility, COO of a global brand, and three-time bestselling author.
Through Elisabeth Unlimited and her nonprofit, The Unlimited Life, she supports people in breaking old cycles, reclaiming their power, and stepping fully into the next chapter of their lives.
Saturday, July 18th, 1:00pm - 2:30pm. Brahma Kumaris Meditation Museum - Maryland ,&nbsp;9525 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, MD. 


FREE EVENT - Registration Required at: <a href="https://shorturl.at/99KQT" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://shorturl.at/99KQT</a>

Local Event: The Secret of Happiness When Things Are Falling Apart with Special Guest Elisabeth Carson

Silver Spring

The Secret of Happiness When Things Are Falling...

Explore the timeless inner shift that makes real happiness possible, even when life feels uncertain, painful, or completely...

The Secret of Happiness When Things Are Falling Apart with Special Guest Elisabeth Carson

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

Loudoun County

Leesburg

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

Join Supreme Chord, a dynamic all-voices a cappella group with members across the DMV&nbsp;(including in Beltsville!) for our 18th anniversary at the Atlas Performing Arts Center with an amazing night of a cappella music celebrating our collective milestones in life!&nbsp; You can get your tickets via the <a href="https://www.atlasarts.org/events/supremechord/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Atlas Performing Arts Center</a>.
The performance will also feature Supreme Chord as well as two dynamic&nbsp; D.C.-based ensembles as guest groups:&nbsp;Chord of Appeals and The Augmented Eight.&nbsp;
We’re also pleased that a portion of proceeds from this concert will go to support critical youth programs in DC through a partnership with&nbsp;<a href="https://wearedcaction.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">DC Action</a>, a local non-profit focused on making the District of Columbia a place where all young people grow up safe, resilient, powerful, and heard.

Local Event: Key Changes: Supreme Chord Turns 18

Key Changes: Supreme Chord Turns 18

Join Supreme Chord, a dynamic all-voices a cappella group with members across the DMV (including in Beltsville!) for our 18th...

University of the District of Columbia

What happens when Japanese funeral etiquette meets American chaos? Find out in How To Die In Japan, a solo dark comedy making its East Coast debut at the District Fringe Festival this July.
Performer Miyo Yamauchi, a Moth StorySLAM Champion born and raised in Japan, guides audiences through the rigid rules of TPO — Time, Place, and Occasion — as she navigates loss from the collision point of two cultures with very different ideas about how to grieve. It's a show that's funnier than it sounds and more moving than you'd expect, blending original score, animation, and 70 minutes of sharp, personal storytelling.
The production features composer Michael D. Mortilla (Sony/Columbia Pictures, the Olympics), Gold Telly Award-winning visual designer Anthony Phills, lighting by Willow McFatter, and direction by Jane Morris (Second City, Brooklyn Nine-Nine). The Los Angeles premiere sold out in 36 hours.
Performances: 
6:00pm Sunday, July 12 
7:45pm Saturday, July 18 
6:15pm Sunday, July 19 
5:45pm &amp; 8:15pm Friday, July 24 
5:45pm Saturday, July 25
Where: University of the District of Columbia, Building 46W, 4200 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008 
Tickets: <a href="https://districtfringe.ssboxoffice.com/events/how-to-die-in-japan/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">districtfringe.ssboxoffice.com/events/how-to-die-in-japan/</a> 
More info: <a href="https://miyo.net/how-to-die-in-japan" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">miyo.net/how-to-die-in-japan</a>

Local Event: [LIVE THEATER] How To Die In Japan: Your Normal Is Not My Normal

[LIVE THEATER] How To Die In Japan: Your Normal...

What happens when Japanese funeral etiquette meets American chaos? Find out in How To Die In Japan, a solo dark comedy making...

[LIVE THEATER] How To Die In Japan: Your Normal Is Not My Normal

Penn Social

Story Collider is back in DC for five true, personal stories exploring the phenomenon of positive feedback—from the runaway loops that leave us spiraling to the unconscious connections that take root in our minds.
Hosted by Shane M Hanlon &amp; Maryam Zaringhalam at Penn Social DC.
Stories by:
<ul><li>Stacey Baker</li><li>Reyhaneh (Rey) Maktoufi</li><li>Rajesh Mirchandani</li><li>Adam Ruben</li><li>Kaitlyn Sadtler</li></ul>

Local Event: The Story Collider: Positive Feedback

The Story Collider: Positive Feedback

Story Collider is back in DC for five true, personal stories exploring the phenomenon of positive feedback—from the runaway...

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