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Monthly Uke Jam + Pizza Party! - Free!
Every 3rd Monday of the month join us for a laid back ukulele strum along and pizza party at the School of Musical Traditions lead by Director Maureen Andary! We'll start the evening out with pizza + socializing and start strumming around 6:30pm.
Music provided and we always end each jam with a little blues lesson and then a blues song with an opportunity to do soloing.
We are in a fully ada compliant, accessible, all ages facility with free parking! Please consider making a contribution for pizza and fun. The school of musical traditions is a new local business offering lots of free programming. :) Thank you!
Register Here:
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RED, BLACK AND GREEN MLK HIKE
**The Goombay RED, BLACK & GREEN MLK HIKE 2026**
Join Goombay Adventurers for a powerful and uplifting **MLK Day hike** as we honor the legacy of **Martin Luther King Jr.** the Goombay way—**in nature, in motion, and in community**. This hike is more than miles—it’s a moment. Come walk with intention, celebrate legacy, and move forward together.
**Dress Code:**
Participants are asked to wear **RED, BLACK, and/or GREEN** (any combination). These Pan-African colors represent **strength, unity, resilience, and pride**, and together we’ll make the trail a moving tribute.
**Saturday\, Jan\. 19th \| 11am\-2pm**
This is a Moderate Level hike which is open to beginners and advance hikers. The terrain will involve moderate inclines with mostly flat terrain. This trail is 7 miles.
**BURNT MILLS PARK-WEST**
10701 Columbia Pike, Silver Springs, MD 20901
\* We will meet in the Burnt Mills-West Special Parking lot
**HIKE AGENDA:**
10:45am: Hikers check in at the entrance to the visitor center. You will see the group assembling by the parking lot.
11:00am: Hikers assemble for welcome announcement
11:15am: Hike begins
2:00pm: Hike ends
**SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LIST**
* Day Pack with hydration pack or water bottles
* Trekking Poles (optional)
* Sturdy hiking boots or trail sneakers
* Small First Aid Kit (optional)
* Weather-appropriate clothing (think moisture-wicking and layers)
* Hat or scarf
* Trail snacks & plenty of water
* Wipes/Toilet Paper
* Hand Warmers
* Cell phone with back up battery
**FAQ**
**WHAT LEVEL IS THIS HIKE:** This is a Moderate Level hike which is generally suitable for novice hikers seeking a bit of a challenge. The terrain will involve moderate inclines and may have some steeper sections. This trail is 7 miles.
**CAN BEGINNERS ATTEND THIS HIKE:** Yes, we welcome beginners to attend this hike. The terrain is mostly flat with a few rolling hills.
**WHAT IS THE PACE OF THE GROUP:** The group will start off at the same time and during the hike three distinct pace groups may form. We will have hike leaders mixed within the group and we will stop periodically for water and rest.
**WHAT TYPE OF HIKE IS THIS:** This is a loop trail hike and will start and end at the same location
**WHAT SHOULD I WEAR:** A good rule of thumb is to dress comfortably and in layers. Dressing in layers will allow you to stay warm when your cold and as you warm up, you can take off layers and not over heat. It's going to be cool to cold so we strongly suggest warm clothing, moisture wicking under garments, a hat, sturdy hiking boots or trail sneakers (your choice), wool socks, a small day back, trekking poles (optional) and plenty of water.
**ARE PETS ALLOWED:** YES
***If you have any questions please contact Butch at 202.210-1957***
American Mahjongg — Open Play
**A drop-in game every Monday at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Central Library, located at the corner of 9th and G Streets NW.**
**==> THESE MONDAY GAMES ARE FOR EXPERIENCED PLAYERS ONLY -- THERE ARE NO INSTRUCTORS ON SITE** <==
The Gallery Place Metro station (9th Street entrance) is located across the street. Street parking is available.
We play in the Great Hall -- as you enter the library, we are on the right of the room.
Games begin at 6:00. Games wrap up at 8:00.
**If you own a mah jongg set, we encourage you to bring.**
MLK Chinatown Euchre
Hello Euchre Enthusiasts – We will be at the [Irish Channel Restaurant & Pub](https://www.irishchanneldc.com/) in Chinatown for a meetup on MLK Day.
**Please RSVP to indicate your attendance and HONOR YOUR RSVP**. If your plans change and you are unable to attend, please update your RSVP. Regular no-show or late notices may get you dropped from the group. It is important that we are able to provide an accurate count to the venue and that all people who want to AND are able to attend are able to do so.
**We ask all attendees to pay $1 to participate in the meetup.** This money helps maintain our meetup membership & cover various meetup costs that arise. You can pay $1 on Venmo @amanda-uherek, via Pay-Pal, or in-person (please choose paying friend/family not a business, good or service). All attendees are encouraged to support the business.
***REMINDER:*** everyone is responsible for their own tabs. If you have questions / comments / suggestions please message us. We'll have hand sanitizer & decks of cards on hand, you bring the smack talk.
Cheers - Amanda
The Arts of Life with Nancy Burbridge - A Meditative Journey through Art!
### **A meditative, creative journey with local artist Nancy Burbridge.**
Join us every third Monday of the month at the Meditation Museum from 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM for an afternoon of creativity, relaxation, and self-discovery. In this interactive session, you will learn how to draw, paint, and explore the beauty within, cultivating the best version of yourself in a serene and supportive environment.
Come experience the magic of art and meditation as tools for self-expression and inner growth.
All materials are provided, and no prior experience is necessary. Just bring your curiosity and a willingness to explore! We can't wait to see you there!
Monday, January 19th 1:00pm – 3:00pm. Held at the Meditation Museum, 9525 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, MD.
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Gaby Moreno concert at Wolf Trap
Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Gaby Moreno debuts at The Barns with a moving set that blends blues, folk, and Latin soul with exceptional lyricism and heart. Experience her spin on Latin classics like “Quizás, Quizás, Quizás” and “Luna de Xelajú,” plus tracks from her latest albums X Mí (Vol 1) and DUSK. Whether producing Omara Portuondo’s VIDA, performing the theme song for Disney’s Elena of Avalor, or writing her own material, Moreno’s songs soar across borders from her native Guatemala to last summer’s Todo Sonido Festival at Wolf Trap. Don’t miss your chance to see her again!
Concert: Flurut presents Echoes of Jämtland
Join Flurut for their debut concert - a vibrant evening of music and dance from the heart of Jämtland, Sweden! Flurut is Göran Olsson (fiddle), Ellen Bartlett (fiddle), Andrea Larson (fiddle), Marko Packard (guitar, saxophone, flute), and Charlie Pilzer (bass, organ).
Sunday, January 25th in Silver Spring, MD. Doors open at 6:30, concert at 7:30pm. Bring some snack/drink to share.
Please contact [phllsdrrck@gmail.com](mailto:phllsdrrck@gmail.com) to reserve your spot and for the address.
Dance floor opens during the second half of the program - don't forget your dance shoes!
As this is a residential neighborhood, please consider carpooling.
Donations are welcome. We look forward to seeing you!
[More FSGW Concerts](https://fsgw.org/concerts)
Thursday Night Beginner Drum Class! Basics of Brazilian Rhythms & Technique 8pm
Get started! Whether you are experienced or a complete new thisdrum class offers fun for you. Learn the basics of popular Brazilian rhythms: samba, samba reggae, axé, ijexa and more. We provide the drums in a fun atmosphere to learn. Drop in:$10
American Mahjongg Fun, Laughs and Friendship
Ready for some Mahjongg fun?
Join us at The Spot in Belmont Bay for a laid-back get-together with the American Mahjongg NoVA crew!
No pressure—just good vibes, great company, and plenty of tile-flipping action. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just curious to try, everyone’s welcome to join the fun. Come laugh, play, and maybe pick up a new trick or two along the way.
Let’s make it a Mahjongg day to remember! Every Wednesday evening 6pm - 8pm. There is a $10 buy in. This includes one non-alcoholic drink :-)
Keep an eye open for theme nights!!!!! Mrs Roper MuMu Mahjongg coming up soon!!!!
Flavia Nascimento Monday Night Brazilian Movements 7:30pm in DC
Dance with Flavia! This Monday night class is for all levels. Flavia teaches the basics of Afro Brazilian movements and comptemporary dance. This class focuses on rhythmic movements linked Brazilian and African music. Dive deeper in the movements and the roots of Brazilian dance with this class. $20
Indian Woodblock
**$60/2\.5\-hour Class \| Class Limit: 5**
Hamiltonian Artists
Second Floor, Studio 2
[Registration Link ](https://www.google.com/url?q=https://trishaart.com/classes/p/drop-in-classes&sa=D&source=calendar&usd=2&usg=AOvVaw07rgL9h-rFd3JRP7l9BSDN)
In this introductory course, students will learn the history of Indian woodblock before using the technique for themselves to create a printed piece of fabric from start to finish. I will demonstrate the process before allowing students the opportunity to ask questions and practice. Various examples of patterns and motifs will be shared with the group that they can emulate for their own projects. We will provide a handkerchief for the final project, but students are encouraged to bring their own light-weight cotton objects to use instead.
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Every Lunch Meeting is an Open House: Toasted By Proxy Club
http://toastedbyproxy.toastmastersclubs.org/
Toasted By Proxy Toastmasters Club #899228 is a unique group dedicated to achieving individual professional and personal communication and leadership goals. We are an open club and welcomes all to join us! Every LUNCH MEETING IS AN OPEN HOUSE!
Updates:
We meet regularly from 12:00 to 1:00 PM on the 2nd and4th Wednesday of the month at the Universities at Shady Grove, Building III, Room 4203, 9636 Gudelsky Drive, Rockville, MD 20850.
See our "Meeting Information / Directions" page for a detailed map. (http://toastedbyproxy.toastmastersclubs.org/directions.html)
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, Udvar-Hazy Center Star Party
Members of the public are invited to view the wonders of the universe through the telescopes of NOVAC volunteers at the Smithsonian's Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA. You do not need to be a member of the club or own any astronomical equipment to attend. Telescopes will be provided by the Smithsonian and pre-approved members of the NOVAC.
No other personal telescopes are permitted at the event.
The event will take place on the bus parking lot of the museum. **Please park your vehicle at the south end of the main visitors lot and follow signs and red lights to the observing site. As a reminder, parking during the event is free.**
Have a cosmic question? One of NOVAC's astronomers or museum staff will be happy to help you. As the sky gets dark, be prepared to enjoy the wonders of the night sky!
Don't forget to dress warmly. Please check the weather forecast. For lighting, cover a flashlight in red cellophane (the darker the better). Bring along water to keep hydrated.
Note: This outdoor event is weather-dependent and may be cancelled because of significant cloud cover or precipitation.
Young Birders Walk at Gilbert’s Corner
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy registration at [Young Birders Walk at Gilbert’s Corner - Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy](https://loudounwildlife.org/event/young-birders-gilberts-corner-jan/)
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Young Birding Program for a bird walk exclusively for young birders at [Gilbert’s Corner Regional Park](https://www.novaparks.com/parks/gilberts-corner-regional-park) in Aldie. With a combination of scrub, brush, and meadow, this park is a great birding hotspot in southwestern Loudoun. Bring binoculars if you have them. *Note: This program is exclusively for young birders ages 10-18; a parent/guardian is welcome. **Registration required***
***Questions:*** *Contact Young Birding Program Coordinator Patrick Lewis at [plewis@loudounwildlife.org](mailto:plewis@loudounwildlife.org).*

























