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NO SUNDAY SKATE DUE TO POOR ROAD CONDITIONS! However, Some skaters are going to meet at Kraken (514 Rhode Island Ave NE) at around 11:00 Always fun!! For up to the minute details, check Facebook and Instagram. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/WashingtonAreaRoadskaters/events Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weareskatedc/ We hope to see tomorrow at Kraken!

Whether you're new to Insight meditation or an advanced practitioner looking for like-minded people to sit with, you're welcome to join us at our Sunday morning drop-in group, sponsored by the Insight Meditation Community of Washington. Insight meditation cultivates our natural wisdom and compassion. Meditation practice develops concentration, which allows us to calm and steady the mind. This class includes a 30-minute lightly-guided meditation, followed by a short talk and time for questions and discussion. The size of the group usually runs somewhere between 25-40 people in-person and between 12-25 online. Chairs are provided, or you may bring a sitting cushion or bench. You may also use the blankets and bolsters offered by the yoga studio. **We offer both in-person and online attendance.** To learn more about our topics and teachers, view our videos or **get the Zoom link**, visit our [class page](https://imcw.org/event/?eventId=735&utm_source=MeetUp&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=vienna-drop-in).

DC Code and Coffee is an inclusive, informal co-working session. It's community-led and community-run by devs, for devs. People of all skill levels attend. Whether you’re dev-curious, aspiring, or a professional developer, we’d love to have you! Come chat or learn to code on a Sunday afternoon with coffee and cool-inclusive people. Bring your laptop! We typically meet every month on the weekend. **Join our online community!** For all things Tech in DC and to get latest updates and tech events from the DMV area, join the [DCTech Slack](https://dctech.chat/). All DC Code & Coffee announcements are in the #dccodecoffee channel **How it works** Near the beginning of the event, we do an introduction circle. You say your name, what you can help others with, and what you would like help with. You can also share job opportunities. After the introduction circle, everything is self-organized. **Event Host and Directions** TEMPORARY LOCATION! We'll be meeting at West End Library for February.

We meet on Sundays at 8 a.m. for training runs on some of DC's best trails, including Rock Creek Park and the surrounding area. We typically meet at either Peirce Mill in Rock Creek Park, or Roosevelt Island, depending on the route. Details of the weekly schedule can be found here: https://new.vhtrc.org/runs/sip We hope you can join us for a run! All paces and levels of trail experience are welcome for these runs, which range in distance from 6 to 9 miles.

Please join me and your beading host Alison Butler for a fun afternoon of creativity and community! Alison says: I like color, so there are both bright and more subtle beads. I have glass, gemstone, and metal beads. I can also help with simple repairs for earrings and bracelets. Feel free to bring any beads you want or jewelry you want to repurpose. Note: There is a $30 supply fee payable to Alison, which covers making three pairs of earrings or one pair of earrings and one bracelet. If you would like to make more, there will be an additional fee for those materials. Attendance is limited, so RSVP as soon as possible and let me know if your plans change. Reach out if you have any questions. This will be held at a Momo’s Chicken and Grill in SW DC, right off the Waterfront Metro. They were kind enough to give us some space, so hopefully we will order some food or drink. Hope to see you there!!

This is the third hike of a preparation/progression series that builds up to the AMC 150 Relay segment scheduled for 3/29/26. That relay segment will be 8.3 miles. This third hike in our preparation series is six miles in length (out and back). It’s a flat rail trail on a section of the WB&A Trail, so it is rated as easy. Feel free to join with no commitment to doing the relay segment or any other hike in this series. All participants must register individually for the hike at [https://activities.outdoors.org](https://activities.outdoors.org/) so that the waiver is signed and an emergency contact is provided. No dogs. We will meet at the parking lot [location available upon registration]. The WB&A Trail is a converted rail-trail, converted from an electric commuter railway that served Washington, DC, Baltimore, and Annapolis. The trail winds its way between Prince Georges County and Anne Arundel County, offering a mix of woods, water, and residential communities along the asphalt path. A bridge across the Patuxent River was completed in Spring 2025, now linking Prince George’s County and Anne Arundel County. (We will not see the bridge on this 6-mile hike.) The trail offers a peek behind the curtain of suburbia, with marshy wetlands, woods, bridges and tunnels, along with some trail sections that pass through residential neighborhoods and some road crossings. A bit about the AMC 150 Relay: we’re celebrating AMC’s 150th Birthday! From March to October, volunteers from AMC are offering events galore—a succession of hikes and other outdoor activities from Virginia to Maine, to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the organization’s founding in 1876. Though historically rooted in New England, over time AMC has expanded and established regional chapters through the Mid-Atlantic, including today’s host, the Potomac Chapter.

Join us for an hour of relaxing Yoga which. Cost: Free Level: Beginners What we will be doing: 1. This will be an hour long beginners flow yoga class. You are welcome to join if you are experienced or absolute beginner, just being interested is enough. Yoga is for everyone! 2. Through this meetup we will learn some yoga poses, breathing techniques, stretch our body, build strength. More importantly, we will try to learn about our body and find inner peace. Please: 1. don't get too full before practice but you can always bring snacks. 2. Please be on time, class will start on time. 3. Wear comfy clothes. 4. Bring your own mat or towel, water and YOURSELF. 5. UnRSVP if you can't make it. Disclaimer: Please consult with your healthcare provider before beginning any exercise program, including yoga. Yoga involves physical movement and may not be suitable for everyone. It is important to listen to your body and modify poses as needed to accommodate your individual needs and abilities. By participating in this yoga class, you acknowledge that you are responsible for your own safety and well-being, and agree to release the instructor from any liability for injuries or damages that may occur during or after the class

**Notice the new time. We are now 2-5pm.** Bring your own board games! The MoCo Pride Center has a few games as well. Newcomers welcome! You don't need to know anything, we will teach you how to play! We do not serve food. Note that you can bring drinks and food, but plan to leave the place tidy. Some of us may also get food together afterwards. Info about the MoCo Pride Center: [https://www.mocopridefamily.org/pride-center-home](https://www.mocopridefamily.org/pride-center-home) The Center is close to the **Bethesda Metro Station**. It is on the 2nd floor of the **Bethesda-Chevy Chase Regional Services Center**. Look for the **blue awning** that says Geste Beer at the cross of Old Georgetown Road -- the front entrance is directly to the left of this awning. The Bethesda-Chevy Chase Regional Service Center has an attached garage, which is accessible on Edgemoor. Go past the Center, then turn right at the stop sign across from the Metro stop. The garage is your first right. Payment is mobile using the ParkMobile app.

**EVERYONE MUST REGISTER ON THE WOMEN ON COURSE WEBSITE TO CONFIRM A SPOT FOR THIS EVENT. [CLICK HERE TO RSVP](https://www.womenoncourse.com/kickoff-season-social-edp-14194-02-2026.html)** **(an RSVP on Meetup will NOT hold a spot for you)** Women on Course is kicking off its 21st year! Learn why we are the fastest growing national community using the golf lifestyle to make lasting friendships and business connections. Whether you've never touched a club or already play, Women on Course offers a year round calendar of local and travel events. Enjoy an icebreaker activity and quality networking! Drinks available - pay as you go. This event welcomes the first 30 people who RSVP. We will be gathering in the spacious lobby bar of the Marriott Hotel. This is a complimentary event for all. This fee is non refundable.

Winter isn’t stopping us. We’re getting outside, catching up, and warming up together after. Hostes by our very own Glow Girl Baddie, **Adriana** Optional coffee meet after the stroll at Creative Grounds, we get 10% off the signature Lover Girls Latte (renamed for Glow Girl) 📍 Where Meet at Meridian Hill Park Entrance between 16th Street and Euclid St NW 🕰️ When We walk out at 12:15 PM sharp. We’ll enjoy a relaxed stroll through the park, then head to Creative Grounds for coffee afterwards. 🧣 What to Bring Comfy walking shoes, water, and cute, cozy layers (We will take pics 📸). 🚗 Getting There Street parking is available nearby, but can be limited. Arriving a little early or ridesharing is recommended. 💬 What to Expect Come ready to mix, mingle, and maybe meet your next favorite friend 💕 Whether you’re new to the area or just craving fresh energy, this is a no-pressure space for real connection. It might feel a little awkward at first (totally normal!) putting yourself out there is a muscle, and this is the perfect place to flex it. We’ll keep the walk short and sweet, then settle in somewhere warm to chat and unwind. 🌟 A Few Reminders ✨ If you have any concerns or feedback, let the host know, we’re always open to making things better.
✨ If there’s ever an issue with your order or service, please try resolving it with the café first so they have a fair chance to make it right.
✨ While we’re strolling, let’s look out for each other, stay in small groups, and keep the good vibes flowing together.

Walk 3 miles circle followed by brunch.

Joanie Shell and Lindsay Thomas of Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities, will be representing the Independent Living Older Blind (ILOB) program, and will explain what this program can offer to persons ages 55 and older. As taken from their website, the ILOB program can help Ohio’s aging population face the many challenges of vision loss and maintain their independence. Target audience for this group is persons who are visually impaired, especially those who have experienced recent loss, however, all are welcome, including family members and supports. Light refreshments will be served. You can also join the meeting by Conference Call at (518) 263-8851.