Events - Month View

BMAV members and volunteers are invited to free online chess classes, taught by high school chess expert and tutor, Uday. Sundays, 4 - 5 pm (no class December 26). Students will pair off and play practice games live on screen while Uday gives direction. Uday will also delve deeper into chess theory and explain openings. All are welcome even if you did not attend Beginning Chess this past summer, but plan to attend for multiple classes. Please RSVP so Elizabeth can get you setup on chess.com. Owning a chess board is not required.

Let Marilyn know if you would like to join an online bridge game.

Join village members to talk about your book recommendations in this discussion led by Jane Boynton. Contact us for the zoom or conference call link

BMAV is participating in a Village to Village sponsored program encouraging seniors to practice short assignments at home in an effort to improve memory or focus. A small group will meet up once a week for 30 minutes to check in with each other and chat. In between, participants work on short math problems, write or journal for 20-30 minutes a day. If you are interested in kicking off the new year by practicing some self-care like this, contact us for more information or come to the first meeting January 5. A workbook is provided and the program will run for 12 weeks.

BMAV members join us for an hour of trivia on Zoom. Everyone comes with 3 - 4 trivia questions (and answers) they think may stump other guests. Not too hard though! There are ideas for questions online in the world of sports, history, anything that interests you. For example, What is the largest mammal in the world? Which actor played the first James Bond? Who invented the airplane?

If you can't think of questions, come anyway! Host Chris Palmer will have extra questions in his back pocket. Also bring paper to write your answers on and a drink if you'd like. We'll keep score and declare a winner for the night. It's a lot of fun

For volunteer applicants. Please email info@bmavillage.org for an application and more information.

This will be the second event of Chevy Chase At Home's "Navigating Life's Journey" series, in which you will learn how to navigate your options for each stage of aging. In this session, representatives from local independent living facilities will discuss the different models of independent living and how to choose the place that is right for you. Hosted by Chevy Chase At Home in partnership with Charles E. Smith Life Communities and Ingleside. Registration required here https://www.chevychaseathome.org/content.aspx?page_id=4008&club_id=559717&item_id=1570944

We'll be gathering by zoom to chat. Contact Elizabeth for the link to participate by phone or computer.

BMAV members and volunteers are invited to free online chess classes, taught by high school chess expert and tutor, Uday. Sundays, 4 - 5 pm (no class December 26). Students will pair off and play practice games live on screen while Uday gives direction. Uday will also delve deeper into chess theory and explain openings. All are welcome even if you did not attend Beginning Chess this past summer, but plan to attend for multiple classes. Please RSVP so Elizabeth can get you setup on chess.com. Owning a chess board is not required.

Join us the second Tuesday of every month at 2 pm to talk tech with BMAV volunteer Tony Mastria. He can answer your questions about computers, smartphones, anything tech-related. Note this will be not be a one-on-one session, but a good way to get advice on general problems and questions. Open to Full and Social members. You can drop in to as many sessions as you'd like, but an RSVP by the day before with your question will be most helpful to give Tony time to prepare.

Friend Ralph Blessing will take us on tours of Cambodia, China and Thailand, trips that originated due to his wife's Peace Corps service in the latter.

We will view photos from two trips Ralph has made to the region, the first in 2001 with his wife and their two children so she could visit her old haunts in Thailand where she was a Peace Corps volunteer in the late 1970's. The second, more than 10 years later and also connected to Peace Corps, was to join in celebrating the 50th anniversary of the program's presence in that country. In addition, that trip provided the opportunity for a tour of China as well as a brief visit to Cambodia.

This is part of a monthly series designed to enhance your knowledge and answer your questions about the complicated health care world provided by Palisades Village. The Anatomy of Long-Term Care Insurance; What Does It Cover? How to Use It? Presented by MaryAnn Griffin. Register here https://palisades.helpfulvillage.com/events/1077-the-anatomy-of-long-term-care-insurance;-what%27s-it-cover,-how-to-use-it%3F


MaryAnn Griffin has had a long career in senior-level positions in a variety of healthcare settings, including Hospice, Home Health, Acute Care settings, and managing Physician practices. Five years ago, she retired as the Division Director of Aging and Adult Services for the City of Alexandria. Recognizing the enormity and complexity of healthcare issues seniors face she started her private practice, Griffin Healthcare Solutions, LLC. to enable her to work one-on-one with clients who need help with Medicare, using their Long-Term Care insurance, and making healthcare decisions. MaryAnn will share her vast knowledge and experience with us over the next several months in a series of workshops that she has created, entitled Protecting Your Most Valuable Asset, Your Health.

BMAV is participating in a Village to Village sponsored program encouraging seniors to practice short assignments at home in an effort to improve memory or focus. A small group will meet up once a week for 30 minutes to check in with each other and chat. In between, participants work on short math problems, write or journal for 20-30 minutes a day. If you are interested in kicking off the new year by practicing some self-care like this, contact us for more information or come to the first meeting January 5. A workbook is provided and the program will run for 12 weeks.

BMAV members are invited to virtual coffee talk. Hosted by Naomi Collins and Ann Labriola. Contact them or Elizabeth for the link to participate by phone or by your computer screen.

Chevy Chase At Home invites neighbors to enjoy the many benefits of dance and song right from home—and in your favorite chair. People at all levels of physical abilities are able to take advantage of the opportunity to sing, move, and create in a warm and supportive interactive environment. Music is drawn from classic Broadway shows and popular music that people know and love.

Co-teacher Roy Barber is at the keyboard and leads participants in several songs during each one-hour class, all with lyrics displayed on screen. Easy-to-do movement sequences are inspired by a variety of dance forms and focus on gently engaging all parts of the body.

The movement material is based on the Dance for PD, a program developed by Mark Morris Dance Group and the Brooklyn Parkinson Group. Co-teacher Robert Sacheli is a teaching artist in the program.

No dance or musical experience is required. The class is donation-based, but the first session is free. Sponsored by Chevy Chase At Home.

Email robertsacheli@comcast.net to register and get the Zoom link. Registration closes by 10 a.m. the day of each class.

We are back online again! Get moving again!

Bone Builders is a twice weekly, 1-hour class for seniors 55+ that includes a warm up, balance exercise, arm & leg strengthening exercises, and a cool down. The program, led by volunteers, is sponsored by Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services and Kensington Park Library. The current session begins on Thursday, January 13 and ends on Tuesday, March 31, 2022.

For the first two classes of this new online session, the instructors will be presenting one set of each exercise along with detailed information and instruction about each exercise.

These classes will be held online and can be accessed on Zoom through the library website. Your participation is voluntary and you assume all liability for your health and safety. Keep in mind that online participation in the class is open to everyone until the Kensington Park Branch reopens. Once classes resume at the library, space will be limited and registration will be required.

For security reasons, this program session will be locked 10 minutes after it begins. Please log in promptly.

Using Zoom for Virtual Programs: You can click on the Join ZOOM meeting link below. You will be connected directly to the meeting. Or you may simply copy and paste the Zoom link in your web browser. You may be asked to download a free web app (takes a few seconds), but no Zoom account is required to participate.
Join our Event Here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/96648614581?pwd=MmdBUlRhaDRRb0RKNHQ2cjhueTlPQT09
Or Dial In:?301 715 8592; Meeting ID: 96648614581 Passcode: 172274

George W. Rutherford, M.D., renowned epidemiologist at the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) will provide an update on the current state of COVID-19, focusing specifically on the delta variant, implications for children under the age of 12, what the rise of this highly infectious variant means for vaccinated and unvaccinated adults and adolescents, and what it will take to move past this surge and end the pandemic.

Dr. Rutherford is Professor of Epidemiology, Preventive Medicine, Pediatrics and History and Head of the Division of Infectious Disease and Global Epidemiology in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at UCSF. He also directs the Global Strategic Information program within UCSF’s Institute for Global Health Sciences and the residency program in General Preventive Medicine and Public Health.

His work has focused primarily on the epidemiology and control of communicable diseases, both domestically and internationally. He has held a number of positions in public health agencies, including serving State Health Officer and State Epidemiologist for California. His academic interest has been on HIV and other infectious diseases in low- and middle-income countries in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, Asia and Eastern Europe.

He has been intimately involved in UCSF’s, San Francisco’s and California’s responses to the COVID-19 pandemic since the earliest days and is leading a major cohort study with Stanford on the epidemiology and prevention of SARS-CoV-2 in the Bay Area.
Educated at Stanford University and Duke University School of Medicine, he has degrees in the Classics, Chemistry, History and Medicine. He is board certified in pediatrics and in general preventive medicine and public health.
Register with Little Falls Village www.littlefallsvillage.org/CovidEpidemiology

Join hosts Paul Thorn and Barbara Reese for a new series of TED Talk Thursdays. Together we will watch master TED talks on "What makes a good life?" by Robert Waldinger and the "3 secrets of resilient people" by Lucy Hone. Then we will discuss our reactions and the most important takeaways. Come for what is sure to be an enriching conversation with other BMAV members.

Join Silver Spring Village as we commemorate the centennial of Glen Echo Park's crown jewel, the Dentzel Carousel, with this talk about its history. As we uncover the last 100 years, we will learn of the civil rights protests to integrate the segregated Glen Echo Amusement Park that began with a sit-in on the carousel in 1960. We will learn of the park's heyday during the streetcar era, its closing in the '60s, and the efforts to save the carousel and bring the park into the National Park system in the '70s. We will also see pictures of the beautiful carousel animals carved by William Dentzel's carousel company, now all carefully restored.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88421678228?pwd=R0lNUGliMkZQekQyd3hybE9xZVJZUT09

BMAV members and volunteers are invited to free online chess classes, taught by high school chess expert and tutor, Uday. Sundays, 4 - 5 pm (no class December 26). Students will pair off and play practice games live on screen while Uday gives direction. Uday will also delve deeper into chess theory and explain openings. All are welcome even if you did not attend Beginning Chess this past summer, but plan to attend for multiple classes. Please RSVP so Elizabeth can get you setup on chess.com. Owning a chess board is not required.

Our first 2022 hike will be part of the Cabin John Stream Valley Trail. We will meet in the parking lot of the Cabin John Tennis Center on Democracy Blvd near Seven Locks Road. RSVP required. Hosted by Ann Bennet.

Let's travel back in time to Washington, DC on August 28, 1963, for the "I Have a Dream" speech by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Have you ever listened to the entire 17-minute "I Have a Dream" speech?
Unfortunately, most people have only heard portions of it.

Your host for this program is Robert Kelleman, the founder/director of the non-profit community organization Washington, DC History & Culture.

The livestream history program will cover the historical context leading up to The March on Washington, DC, and the dramatic events that followed. The highlight will be a broadcast of the entire 17-minute "I Have a Dream" speech. We also invite you to join us in an optional online discussion with fellow participants via Zoom.

Register here
https://www.meetup.com/DCHistoryAndCulture/events/282973817/?gj=ro2_e&rv=ro2_e&_xtd=gatlbWFpbF9jbGlja9oAJDM1ZjJkZDI5LWFlOTktNDhmZi1hN2NhLThjMWU3ZGQ0ZDg3ZA

Join Long Neck Library and celebrate West Side Story and its legendary creators Jerome Robbins, Arthur Laurents, Leonard Bernstein, and Stephen Sondheim. Presented by Stephen Nachamie who shares backstage stories from his time touring and staging West Side Story around the world!

No registration necessary.

Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87000762941?pwd=VThzaXZ0c0ZFWmh6Q2lGK2paaGpJdz09

Meeting ID: 870 0076 2941
Passcode: 391422

Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg is a visual artist who has demonstrated the power of art to touch hundreds of thousands of lives. In Fall of 2020, images of her "In America: How could this happen…" art installation graced over six hundred news articles on six continents, making visible the COVID-19 pandemic’s cost in American lives. Her art created a national space for mourning.

In September 2021, Firstenberg recreated this art installation, newly named "In America: Remember," on the National Mall. For seventeen days, over 650,000 white flags fluttered near the Washington Monument. To ensure access for all, Firstenberg partnered with Esri, Inc, the global leader in geographic information systems, to present the art concurrently in the digital sphere.

Firstenberg believes art has incredible power to educate, inspire, and change the lens through which viewers understand social issues. Interviews, research, and reading ground her work on topics that include gun violence, Native Americans, homelessness, and political partisanship. The underlying theme is upholding individual dignity, a value honed through her twenty-five years of hospice volunteering.

In this Zoom presentation, Firstenberg will talk with us about why and how she created the "In America" art installations. Firstenberg believes in times like ours, when words fall on unlistening ears, art is not an elective, but an imperative. Join us to view photos of her art and learn how she became an artist and is inspired.

Co-sponsored by Connie Morella library. Join our Event Here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83966502920?pwd=VjdocXROSTJySkwwcHF1MkxBdU9iZz09

Or Dial In:?301 715 8592; Meeting ID: 839 6650 2920

BMAV is participating in a Village to Village sponsored program encouraging seniors to practice short assignments at home in an effort to improve memory or focus. A small group will meet up once a week for 30 minutes to check in with each other and chat. In between, participants work on short math problems, write or journal for 20-30 minutes a day. If you are interested in kicking off the new year by practicing some self-care like this, contact us for more information or come to the first meeting January 5. A workbook is provided and the program will run for 12 weeks.

Join American University's Women & Politics Institute for a virtual conversation with WPI Executive Director Betsy Fischer Martin and award-winning journalist Kati Marton, author of the book, The Chancellor: The Remarkable Odyssey of Angela Merkel. Heralded as the “definitive biography of German Chancellor Angela Merkel," Marton's new book provides unique detail into "remarkable rise and political brilliance of the most powerful—and elusive—woman in the world.”

Based on “rigorous research” and “unparalleled empathy,” Kati Marton explores how Angela Merkel overcame liabilities as a “triple outsider”— a scientist, a woman, and an East German—to ascend to the chancellery. Ultimately, Marton reveals how Merkel has “redefined the image of a female leader” and portrays a woman who has “survived extraordinary challenges to transform her own country and return it to the global stage.”
https://www.crowdcast.io/e/Kati-Marton/register?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=profile_web&utm_campaign=profile

We are back online again! Get moving again!

Bone Builders is a twice weekly, 1-hour class for seniors 55+ that includes a warm up, balance exercise, arm & leg strengthening exercises, and a cool down. The program, led by volunteers, is sponsored by Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services and Kensington Park Library. The current session begins on Thursday, January 13 and ends on Tuesday, March 31, 2022.

For the first two classes of this new online session, the instructors will be presenting one set of each exercise along with detailed information and instruction about each exercise.

These classes will be held online and can be accessed on Zoom through the library website. Your participation is voluntary and you assume all liability for your health and safety. Keep in mind that online participation in the class is open to everyone until the Kensington Park Branch reopens. Once classes resume at the library, space will be limited and registration will be required.

For security reasons, this program session will be locked 10 minutes after it begins. Please log in promptly.

Using Zoom for Virtual Programs: You can click on the Join ZOOM meeting link below. You will be connected directly to the meeting. Or you may simply copy and paste the Zoom link in your web browser. You may be asked to download a free web app (takes a few seconds), but no Zoom account is required to participate.
Join our Event Here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/96648614581?pwd=MmdBUlRhaDRRb0RKNHQ2cjhueTlPQT09
Or Dial In:?301 715 8592; Meeting ID: 96648614581 Passcode: 172274

Hosted by Bob Metzler and Reid Detchon. Themed discussions are held the first half of the lunch and the second half is for catching up.

The group chooses movies to watch ahead of time, and then gather to discuss. This month we will be discussing Music Man and West Side Story (1961). All are welcome. Hosted by Diana Kitt.

Join in to discuss what you are working on or perhaps be encouraged to start a project. All are welcome.

We'll be gathering by zoom to chat. Contact Elizabeth for the link to participate by phone or computer.

Steven Petrow is an award-winning journalist and columnist for the Washington Post and USA Today and a regular contributor to the New York Times. His essays on aging and health often appear on the "Most Read" lists, and you‘ve likely heard on NPR and seen him on TV.

Steven has written over half a dozen books, the latest of which is Stupid Things I Won‘t Do When I Get Old. It is a highly judgmental, unapologetically honest accounting of all the things elders are doing wrong!

Do come and enjoy what will be a fascinating talk and discussion.

No RSVP required, all are welcome on Zoom.

The 70th Anniversary of Casablanca w/Dan Bubbeo. Zoom in here
https://stgeorgelivinghistory.com/

Volunteer docent Bob Ferguson returns to take BMAV members on a tour of how American artists responded to moments of significant social change across the history of our country. We will view pieces from the Smithsonian American Art Museum and discuss Manifest Destiny and the westward migration, The industrial revolution, slavery and Jim Crow, the Gilded Age and the Progressive era, the 2008 recession and Hispanic immigrants and a divided nation.

Via Zoom.

Join MCPL as we learn how to use the cloud-based storage system Google Drive.

Are you interested in a learning how to use a cloud-based storage solution that allows you to save files online and access them anywhere from any smartphone, tablet, or computer? Join us as we learn how to use Google Drive in an informal setting. The program will explore special features of Google Drive.

Google Drive is a web-based interface that provides a central place to store your files online. You can access your files from anywhere and collaborate on projects with other users over the web. This month, we will focus on how to clear Gmail space and saving Gmail attachments using Google Drive. If you wish to receive handouts for this program, please register and you will receive handouts via email, 30 minutes prior to the event.

NEW: You will need to be logged in to Zoom to attend this program. You can create a free account on Zoom using the sign up link on the Zoom website - https://zoom.us/signin. Once you are signed in on Zoom, return to this page and click on the link below to join the program.

Join us in Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85616847183

Or Dial In:?301 715 8592; Meeting ID: 856 1684 7183

The first year of the Biden presidency has been a whirlwind of activity and controversy, from ongoing threats to democracy to divisions among Democrats, all foreshadowing the crucial midterm elections in 2022. All are invited to this presentation by Dan Balz, Chief Correspondent covering national politics, the presidency and Congress for The Washington Post. He joined The Post in 1978 and has been involved in political coverage as a reporter or editor throughout his career. Before coming to The Post, he worked at National Journal magazine as a reporter and an editor and at the Philadelphia Inquirer. He is the author of several books, including two bestsellers. He is a regular panelist on PBS’s “Washington Week” and a frequent guest on the Sunday morning talk shows and other public affairs programs. Co-sponsored with the Connie Morella Library. Free and open to the public. Join our Event Here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86924803071

Or Dial In:?301 715 8592; Meeting ID: 869 2480 3071

"Finding Meaning and Success: Living a Fulfilled and Productive Life" with Chris Palmer.
Author, speaker, wildlife filmmaker, grandfather, and retired professor Chris Palmer will give an entertaining presentation on how to improve your life. He serves on the Board of Montgomery Hospice, is writing a book on aging, death, and dying, is a hospice volunteer, and runs an “aging well” group for the Bethesda Metro Area Village. During his filmmaking career, he swam with dolphins and whales, came face-to-face with sharks and Kodiak bears, camped with wolf packs, and waded hip-deep through Everglade swamps. Inspired by his new book, Finding Meaning and Success: Living a Fulfilled and Productive Life, he will explore the goals, strategies, and tactics necessary to live a successful, fulfilled, and productive life. He will discuss what matters, consider how we find purpose and meaning, and examine how we can take better care of ourselves. The idea is to actively design our lives rather than drift forward, reacting to what happens to us. It is healthy to look at the person we have become and ask if this is who we want to be. We want to behave in ways true to our most honorable, generous, and best selves.
Registration Link: www.littlefallsvillage.org/Fulfillment

BMAV is participating in a Village to Village sponsored program encouraging seniors to practice short assignments at home in an effort to improve memory or focus. A small group will meet up once a week for 30 minutes to check in with each other and chat. In between, participants work on short math problems, write or journal for 20-30 minutes a day. If you are interested in kicking off the new year by practicing some self-care like this, contact us for more information or come to the first meeting January 5. A workbook is provided and the program will run for 12 weeks.

BMAV members are invited to virtual coffee talk. Hosted by Naomi Collins and Ann Labriola. Contact them or Elizabeth for the link to participate by phone or by your computer screen.

What is bitcoin and cryptocurrency? Where did it come from? How is it produced? How does it impact us (if it does)? Professor Spencer Pack will describe what cryptocurrency means for governments, businesses, investors, and ordinary individuals, including some of the major political, economic, sociological, philosophical and financial implications of these attempted new currencies.

SPONSOR: Northwest Neighbors Village
REGISTRATION: Required, by Jan. 26
https://nwnv.helpfulvillage.com/events/2832-virtual-speaker-series---bitcoins-and-other-cryptocurrencies:-digital-gold;-fool%E2%80%99s-gold;-or-something-in-between%3F/event_participations/new

We are back online again! Get moving again!

Bone Builders is a twice weekly, 1-hour class for seniors 55+ that includes a warm up, balance exercise, arm & leg strengthening exercises, and a cool down. The program, led by volunteers, is sponsored by Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services and Kensington Park Library. The current session begins on Thursday, January 13 and ends on Tuesday, March 31, 2022.

For the first two classes of this new online session, the instructors will be presenting one set of each exercise along with detailed information and instruction about each exercise.

These classes will be held online and can be accessed on Zoom through the library website. Your participation is voluntary and you assume all liability for your health and safety. Keep in mind that online participation in the class is open to everyone until the Kensington Park Branch reopens. Once classes resume at the library, space will be limited and registration will be required.

For security reasons, this program session will be locked 10 minutes after it begins. Please log in promptly.

Using Zoom for Virtual Programs: You can click on the Join ZOOM meeting link below. You will be connected directly to the meeting. Or you may simply copy and paste the Zoom link in your web browser. You may be asked to download a free web app (takes a few seconds), but no Zoom account is required to participate.
Join our Event Here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/96648614581?pwd=MmdBUlRhaDRRb0RKNHQ2cjhueTlPQT09
Or Dial In:?301 715 8592; Meeting ID: 96648614581 Passcode: 172274

Join MCPL & Senior Planet Montgomery for a virtual tech lecture series! Lectures take place on three Thursdays per month from 4-5pm, hosted by the Olney & Aspen Hill branches.

Curious about Facebook but concerned about privacy? Interested in learning how to set up a profile or a page? Want to learn more about Facebook Live? This lecture offers an overview of Facebook’s evolution, its most popular features, and tips for getting in on the action.

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83781462036

Meeting ID: 837 8146 2036

Come join other BMAV members for virtual Ladies‘ Lunch hosted by Lynn Barclay.

Peter Ross Range will speak on his book, "The Unfathomable Ascent: How Hitler Came to Power." Range is a journalist who has covered war, politics, and international affairs. A specialist in Germany, he has written for Time, the New York Times, National Geographic, the London Sunday Times Magazine, Playboy, and U.S. News & World Report, where he was a White House correspondent. He has also been an Institute of Politics Fellow at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, a Guest Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center, and a Distinguished International Visiting Fellow at the University of North Carolina Journalism School.

SPONSOR: Chevy Chase At Home

The Whitney focuses on 20th- and 21st-century American art. Its permanent collection, spanning the late-19th century to the present, comprises more than 25,000 paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, photographs, films, videos, and artifacts of new media by more than 3,500 artists. It places particular emphasis on exhibiting the work of living artists as well as maintaining an extensive permanent collection of important pieces from the first half of the last century.

Your host for this program is Robert Kelleman, the founder/director of the non-profit community organization Washington, DC History & Culture.

Register here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/whitney-museum-of-american-art-new-york-livestream-tour-tickets-230178659567?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

BMAV members and volunteers are invited to free online chess classes, taught by high school chess expert and tutor, Uday. Sundays, 4 - 5 pm (no class December 26). Students will pair off and play practice games live on screen while Uday gives direction. Uday will also delve deeper into chess theory and explain openings. All are welcome even if you did not attend Beginning Chess this past summer, but plan to attend for multiple classes. Please RSVP so Elizabeth can get you setup on chess.com. Owning a chess board is not required.

Our guest speaker on Zoom is Pete Fosselman, director of the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Regional Services Center and County Executive Marc Elrich's representative for our area. Pete strives to connect the residential, commercial, non-profit and local government communities to each other. The Bethesda-Chevy Chase Regional Services Center is designed to bring County services closer to the community members of Bethesda, Cabin John, Chevy Chase, Friendship Heights, Garrett Park, Glen Echo, North Bethesda, Potomac, and Rockville communities.

In today's presentation, Pete will talk about current county initiatives and answer questions. If you have questions about your local government services and haven't known who to ask, now is your chance!
Open to area village members and friends and neighbors.