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February, 2025

Sunday
2
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Join GBIV, DCPL, Ra Amin Commissioner (SMD 5B04), and the GARD Lab to create community art tiles!

"Our Neighborhood, Our Stories” workshops are a multi-part series dedicated to amplifying resident voices through art, conversation, and reflection.

Part One: Community Art Tiles will focus on exploring what a safe neighborhood would look like through the creation of personalized art tiles -- all tiles will be joined together to create a collective art piece.

This is an intergenerational program series for individuals and families of all ages!
Wednesday
5
Woodridge Neighborhood Library, Rooftop
6:00 PM
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Our knitting group meets the first Wednesday of the month at Woodridge library from 6-7:30pm. Do you already have a project you are working on but want a group to support your progress and to chat with while you work? Are you a beginner in knitting or crochet and want to learn? Join our Knitting group! We will have supplies to help get you started if you need them. Email programs@brooklandvillage.org or call (202)750-3601 if you have any questions or need help with registration.
Saturday
8
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Brookland is full of community activity and civic engagement and sometimes it is hard to keep up! Anne Anderson will guide us in a discussion about what‘s going on, the importance of being connected to each other in difficult times. Feel free to bring information about what you are currently working on. We‘ll have a table to display organization info and event announcements.
Sunday
9
Made with Love
11:00 AM
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The whole family is welcomed to bring your creativity and art skills to make cards, art and crafts to celebrate love and Valentine‘s Day
Tuesday
11
Bluebird Sky Yoga
4:00 PM
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Join Bluebird Sky Yoga instructor, Eleni Grove, for a gentle yoga class!

Eleni has been a student of yoga for nearing two decades and an instructor since 2014. Eleni loves the crossover of yoga & art. She found yoga as a life-long dancer, and stayed because of the openness and inclusion of the practice and community. Eleni feels passionately about creating accessibility in the modern yoga world - whether in physical postures, in meditative practices, or anything in between. Outside of yoga, Eleni has a supportive partner and two adorable tiny humans, and works as a nonprofit administrator for a health and human services organization.

Beginners welcome and mats are provided free of charge. Masks optional.
Wednesday
12
Tuesday
18
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Featuring three clinicians from cognitive care medical practice Sunday Health, this session will discuss scientific research and technological advancements that have uncovered effective prevention strategies, advanced diagnostic tools, and promising pharmacological treatments for mild cognitive impairment (MCI), Alzheimer’s disease, and related dementias. But how do these breakthroughs help reduce your risk of developing MCI or dementia, and how do you access the tools and treatments available? This conversation will explore these questions and the recent developments in cognitive care, including:
New blood tests designed specifically to aid in dementia diagnosis
Recently FDA-approved medications for treating mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia
Lifestyle factors that influence brain health and cognitive function
Thursday
20
Right Proper Brewing - indoors for the colder months
6:00 PM
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Do you love board games? Join the Greater Brookland Intergenerational Village for our monthly game night!

Our neighborhood game night features board games like Scrabble, Yahtzee, Rummikub, and more for the adults. Your kids are welcome too! For the littler ones, we will have Sorry, Memory, and Connect 4. Beginners welcome. Bring a game of your own (or use ours), grab a drink or a snack, and have fun!

This event is held every second Wednesday of the month at Right Proper Brewery on Girard Street. We’ll plan to play on the patio when the weather is warm, and for cooler or rainy evenings, Right Proper has also offered to host us in the back production space. Right Proper does not sell food but you may bring your own (Tastemakers or Menomale are both nearby options).
Saturday
22
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library - Central Library
11:00 AM
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This exhibit offers an immersive look at the reality of travel for African Americans in mid-century America and how the annual guide served as an indispensable resource for the nation’s rising African American middle class and evidence of a vibrant business class.

During your visit you will also be guided through the companion exhibition, The Green Book in D.C.: “A Particular Place for Particular People,” which was produced by DC Public Library to complement the national, traveling exhibition by taking a deep dive into the stories of the more than 150 businesses and organizations right here in the District that were featured in The Green Book. At the end of the tour, visitors will be directed to additional displays and activities inspired by The Green Book throughout the library.
Tuesday
25
Bluebird Sky Yoga
4:00 PM
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Join Bluebird Sky Yoga instructor, Eleni Grove, for a gentle yoga class!

Eleni has been a student of yoga for nearing two decades and an instructor since 2014. Eleni loves the crossover of yoga & art. She found yoga as a life-long dancer, and stayed because of the openness and inclusion of the practice and community. Eleni feels passionately about creating accessibility in the modern yoga world - whether in physical postures, in meditative practices, or anything in between. Outside of yoga, Eleni has a supportive partner and two adorable tiny humans, and works as a nonprofit administrator for a health and human services organization.

Beginners welcome and mats are provided free of charge. Masks optional.
Wednesday
26
Woodridge Library - Conference Room B
5:00 PM
Thursday
27
Green Valley Apartments - Community Room
1:00 PM
Friday
28
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Discover how to protect yourself from fraud, scams, identity theft, and online crimes. Gain valuable insights on your safety. Shop more safely when online and in person. Don‘t miss out on this invaluable chance to safeguard your financial and personal security. Our speaker, Bill Peyser, a volunteer with the Montgomery County Police Department‘s Keeping Seniors Safe outreach program, will share valuable insights and tips to help you avoid become a victim of identity theft and financial fraud. There will be plenty of time for Q & A.

(This is an external event hosted by Sibley Memorial Hospital).