About us
Meet with African American people who like adventures and coed sports - getting thrills through adventurous sports like camping, hiking, white water rafting, coed flag football, coed kickball, paintballing, coed volleyball etc.
All active and outgoing people welcomed!
Upcoming events
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End of Summer Vegan Cooking Class with Dr. Ruby
The Channel at The Wharf, 950 Maine Ave SW, Washington, dc, USYou MUST RSVP with this LINK --> Reserve Your Spot Now
You'll cook, taste, and learn how food heals. Part cooking class, part nutrition lesson, taught by a holistic nutritionist who will explain what each dish is doing for your body. Space is limited, so grab your spot early.
We'll make and roll our own energy bites, blend a basil tofu ricotta that will make you forget what it's replacing, and make collard green and black rice tacos from Dr. Ruby's cookbook, Stop Playin', Go Vegan: Getting Serious with Healthy Vegan Recipes to Prevent and Reverse Disease.
All are welcome, no experience needed, just come ready to cook.
At this class you will:
✅ Get hands-on experience
✅ Taste plenty of delicious samples
✅ Learn the why behind each dish
✅ Receive easy recipes to take home
✅ Have fun and meet new peopleHosted by Dr. Ruby Lathon, holistic nutritionist, health coach, and author.
Wharf DC: Free street parking and paid garage parking. Allow 10-15 minutes to find parking.
You MUST RSVP with this LINK --> Reserve Your Spot Now
1 attendee
Black History Walking Tour
Freedom House Museum, 1315 Duke Street, Alexandria, VA, USDuke Street Black History Walking Tour (Old Town Alexandria, Virginia)
Join us for a 90-minute guided walking tour along Old Town Alexandria’s historic Duke Street corridor, exploring sites and stories central to Alexandria’s Black history.
We’ll visit sites connected to the early Alexandria slave trade, including the former locations of Franklin & Armfield and the Bruin Slave Jail, where the Edmonson sisters were held, as well as places reflecting early African American spirituality, community, resilience, and history, including Shiloh Baptist Church and the Alexandria National Cemetery.🚶🏾♀️ Tour Stops:
- Freedom House
- Wilkes Street Cemetery Complex
- Alexandria African American Heritage Park
- Edmonson Sisters Statue
- Shiloh Baptist Church
- L’Ouverture Hospital
- Alexandria National Cemetery
- Former Franklin & Armfield / Bruin Slave Jail sites
Start/End: Freedom House Museum (1315 Duke St., Alexandria, VA 22314)
All stops are outside. The tour does not include entrance into the Freedom House Museum. Tour begins promptly @ 10:00, rain or shine.💵 Cost & Payment:
$26.50 per person, including PayPal and administrative fees. Payment is due by September 1. No refunds—no exceptions.
https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/VJohnsonMeetupcom/26.50💰 Tour Guide Tip:
Please bring cash for a tip for our tour guide. A tip is a thoughtful way to show appreciation for their time, knowledge, and expertise. Any amount is appreciated.🍽️ Lunch:
After the tour, we’ll walk across the street to Executive Diner. Lunch is on your own. Please bring cash. Each person is responsible for their own meal and restaurant tip.🚗 Parking:
Street parking is available. Please read all parking signs carefully. You may also Uber to the meeting location.⚠️ Important Information:
By participating in this event, you acknowledge that walking tours involve inherent risks, including but not limited to slips, trips, falls, traffic, weather conditions, uneven sidewalks or surfaces, and other accidents or injuries.
Participation is voluntary. I am not responsible for any accident, injury, illness, death, lost or stolen property, vehicle damage, parking violations, towing, or other loss or expense that may occur before, during, or after the tour.
I am also not responsible for the condition, safety, accessibility, operations, closures, or content of any tour site or location visited, or for the accuracy or completeness of tour narration, historical information, or interpretations provided by the tour guide or others.
Participants are responsible for making their own decisions regarding food, beverages, food allergies, dietary restrictions, and other personal needs. I am not responsible for allergic reactions, illness, or other issues related to food or beverages consumed before, during, or after the tour, including at lunch.
By attending, you agree to assume responsibility for your own safety and personal belongings and to participate at your own risk.Payment is due by September 1. No refunds—no exceptions.
https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/VJohnsonMeetupcom/26.5022 attendees- $10.00
Evening Meditation Hike - Along the Soapstone Trail
Location not specified yet#### Join us for an evening meditation hike. This is part of a series of unique walking programs focused on methods to tap into your own quiet space. Learn to unwind from your day and listen to the sounds of nature, silence, and your inner wisdom as we take a peaceful walk through the park. Learn a simple yet powerful way to meditate and commune with nature to invigorate your mind, body, and spirit.
Each session consists of:
- A Pre-walk "Intro to Meditation" to prepare you for the walk with suggested mediation techniques to use (from 6:30-6:45PM)
- Walking in silence along the paths (approximately two miles from 6:45 – 8:15PM, with a brief break)
- A Post-walk reflection to journal and time for sharing (from 8:15 – 8:30PM)
Cost is $10
This is a rain or shine event.
I'll See YOU on the Trail!Marcia Fairweather
301-352-5272
7 Days to live everyday as a Wellness Day (http://www.renewandrecharge.com/7daystowellness/signupforteleconference.html)
Visit us online at www.frescoadventure.com (http://www.frescoadventure.com/)
Live Life as an adventure!Details for Hiking Adventures
Please review the information below and call if you have any additional questions. If you need to make changes in your attendance, please call before 3PM on the program date. Always leave a number for me to contact you so that I may call you back if needed.
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WHAT TO WEAR:- Comfortable, well-broken-in, sturdy walking shoes or ankle-high boots.
- Protective clothing should include:
- Long comfortable loose-fitting pants
- A cotton blend shirt provides for better perspiration and comfort
- Dress in layers for warmth and comfort
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WHAT TO BRING:- Water canteen or bottle filled with water (at least 1 quart, bring what you feel you can carry or need to drink)
- A journal or pad of paper to record your thoughts
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WHERE TO MEET:
Starbucks outside of the Van Ness Metro at 4250 Connecticut Ave. Washington, DCIMPORTANT:
Your registration and RSVP to his program assumes the following Acknowledgement of Risks, Responsibility, and Release of Liability
Fresco Adventures, a program of Fresco Enterprises, LLC is the sponsor of arrangements for this activity and is not responsible for any damage, loss, injury, or accident due to any act by the participants.Note: There are elements of risk in any activity associated with the outdoors and the use of any related equipment. Although precautions are taken to provide proper organization and suitable equipment so that you have a safe and enjoyable experience, there can be no guarantee of absolute safety against injury and accident.
Acknowledgement of Risks, Responsibility and Release: I recognize the apparent risks of this activity which I and any minor children for which I am responsible, will engage in and confirm that I am mentally and physically capable of participating in the activity. I participate willingly and voluntarily, and I assume full responsibility for any personal injury. I hereby release Fresco Enterprises, LLC, its principals, agents, or volunteers from all liability and waive any claim for damage arising from any cause whatsoever.1 attendee
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