Come and activate your fun flexible intentions with us at Koma Café! Buildable sessions to keep you warm and elevated through the season. Accompanied by curated Playlists to heighten your practice and lead to a meditative focus on the best forms of yoga for any level practice. Optional warmup community walk at 830am from the café.
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Ground & Grind at Koma Café offers buildable yoga sessions with curated playlists and an optional 8:30 am community walk.
Ground & Grind at Koma Café offers buildable yoga sessions with curated playlists and an optional 8:30 am community walk.
Ground & Grind at Koma Café offers buildable yoga sessions with curated playlists and an optional 8:30 am community walk.
Drop‑in dance class at Dance Exchange invites families, professionals and community members to move together, led by partnering artists, no experience needed, all ages.
Windborne performs bold, innovative vocal harmonies rooted in tradition at Takoma Park Community Center Auditorium, evoking deep emotion and showcasing their viral‑famous style.
Free coworking sessions at the NatureLab offer quiet space, Wi‑Fi, a natural science collection, a Keurig and art supplies.
Weekly Friday lunch at TPSS Co‑op picnic tables, bring your own or get food from the Co‑op or nearby businesses, enjoy conversation and community.
A DC‑themed Pokémon Scavenger Hunt at Anacostia Neighborhood Library lets participants collect Ward 8 gym badge stickers on a card and earn a special prize, for all ages.
Beaver-themed preschool program at Long Branch Nature Center, caretakers stay with children during hands‑on nature activities; ages 3–5.
Juried exhibit of 26 images by 22 artists exploring what it means to be fully human at the Art Gallery at Seekers Church.
Eric Lichtblau discusses his investigative book American Reich, examining hate‑fueled murders and neo‑Nazi networks, at People’s Book in Takoma Park.
