Events - Week View

Join us on Monday to talk tech with BMAV volunteer Tony Mastria. He can answer your questions about computers, smartphones, anything tech-related. We discuss advice on universal problems. This month Tony will also address web browsers. 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.

This month we will discuss web browsers.

Join this program to learn computer basics with the Walt Whitman Highschool Coding Club to learn more about technology. In this class you will learn the basics of using a computer or smartphone with various programs. We‘ll teach computer terminology as well as beginner level applications. Feel free to bring your personal Laptop or Smartphone with you. This program will take place in the Connie Morella Meeting Room the first and third Monday of every month.

Speaker Michael L. Mezey, Professor Emeritus of Political Science at DePaul University in Chicago, and author of five books, will discuss how the general understanding of the constitutional arrangement of shared powers between the President and Congress has, he believes, been challenged during the early months of the second Trump Administration. Michael is a resident of Friendship Heights and an FHNN Volunteer. Register here with Friendship Heights Village for Zoom link. https://fhneighbors.org/content.aspx?page_id=4091&club_id=635669&item_id=2566565

Meet up with Nancy Balz for a 50-minute walk starting at at the Farm Women’s Market at the front door, 7155 Wisconsin Ave., between Willow & Leland Streets. There are quiet shady streets nearby, good for walking in that area and parking in the lot behind the market. Tuesdays the market is closed. Email or text Nancy if you would like to be added to her list or to let her know to look for you. BMAV Walkie Talkies meets unless it is raining or over 85 degrees, in which case the walk is cancelled for the week.

oin us for a tour of the home and studio of local sculptor Joan Danziger, whose work is in many galleries and museums and will be the subject of a retrospective at the Katzen next year. Joan works in glass and metal, creating phantasmagorical creatures of striking beauty and mystery. The studio is a short walk from the Van Ness metro station, and we will also have carpooling possibilities.

This is a new date and time; please let Barbara Brown know if you can join us for the tour and perhaps lunch afterwards at one of the many spots near there.

Join us for lunch at Sala Thai, at 4828 Cordell Ave., corner of Woodmont Ave. RSVP required online or by contacting Lynn Barclay.

We will be meeting inside (outside weather permitting) at a Black‘s Bar & Kitchen restaurant. RSVP required on website or to Stephanie Sutton by noon on Thursday, April 24 so she can make a reservation.

Join Johns Hopkins Medicine in the ?ght against drug misuse and safely dispose of your unused or expired prescription medications at our upcoming National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day event. Drive up and drop o? your unused or expired prescription medications: tablets, capsules, liquids, creams, e-cigarettes and vape pens (NO sharps). Our on-site sta? will dispose of them for you safely and securely. No questions asked. If you need assistance on the day of the event, please look for a volunteer in a bright yellow t-shirt. Building A (Medical Building) Circle 5215 Loughboro Road, NW, Washington, D.C. Please remember the driveway entrance is on Dalecarlia Parkway, NW