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Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) today celebrated House passage of the Respect For Marriage Act, sponsored by Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY). The bill repeals the discriminatory Defense of Marriage Act, protects same-sex and interracial marriage for federal purposes, and provides additional protections at the state level. With House passage, this historic bill heads to President Biden for signature.

Beyer said:

“Passage of the Respect For Marriage Act is a victory for freedom, civil rights, and love. I look forward to seeing President Biden sign this historic bill into law very soon.

“Many of us hoped that the issue of marriage equality had been permanently settled, but the reactionary Dobbs ruling from the Supreme Court’s right wing made it clear that the rights protected by this bill were under threat. The General Assembly and Governor Youngkin must protect marriage equality in the Commonwealth by repealing Virginia’s same-sex marriage ban. Virginians overwhelmingly value equality and freedom, and they deserve this basic measure of respect from their leaders.”

WASHINGTON, DC (December 7, 2022) – Don your ugliest holiday sweaters, because Bar Ivy is hosting its inaugural Holiday Wine Dinner on Tuesday, December 13, featuring creative fare paired with eclectic French wines and a festive dose of seasonal spirit.

Executive Chef Jonathan Till and Chef/Owner Nathan Beauchamp have collaborated on a delicious four-course savory menu (plus some special sweet surprise endings) such as Baked Oyster (with leeks, brioche, fennel pollen); Steelhead Trout (with puff pastry, dill, crème fraiche, smoked roe); Sturgeon (with savoy cabbage, crispy ham, mustard butter); and Venison (with chestnut polenta, juniper, red currants).

Paired alongside the meal will be five eclectic wines from France, such as a perfect-with-oysters Muscadet, a skin-contact Savagnin from Jura and a fortified Rancio dessert wine from Southwest France, curated by Aaron Keller from Williams Corner Wine.

The dinner kicks off at 6pm with an introductory meet-and-greet and welcome snacks (such as Cacio e Pepe Gougeres and Cured Salmon Crumpets), followed by the seated pairing dinner at 6:30.

Guests can reserve a seat to Bar Ivy’s Holiday Wine Dinner for $95/person (plus tax/gratuity) on Resy. For more information, please visit www.eatbarivy.com or follow them on Instagram at @eatbarivy.

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Arlington, VA (December 6, 2022) – APAH was recently awarded a $350,000 grant from the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties to support pre-development activities on a 277-unit affordable housing community for seniors and families in Loudoun County. The development, temporarily called AvonLea, is a unique opportunity for APAH to provide affordable homes that will serve Loudoun County seniors and families. This innovative project will be a model for multigenerational affordable housing in the region.
“Loudoun County recognizes the growing need for housing to meet people at different ages and life stages. This award recognizes APAH’s mission, our growing regional presence, and the need for more housing supply that will allow our communities to thrive. We are thankful to the Loudoun Community Cabinet Board of Directors for providing critical funding that supports our effort to develop quality, stable homes,” said Carmen Romero, APAH President & CEO.
The pre-development grant funds are allocated to support costs APAH will incur during the pre-construction process. Expenses may include preliminary financial applications and legal, architectural, and engineering fees. Additional benefits of pre-development funding include developing longer-term, deeply affordable, and complex infrastructure projects. It can also support a range of financing approaches, including public-private partnerships. Once completed, the property will move toward the construction phase, which is scheduled to begin in 2023.
APAH will bring its mission-driven experience working with local, state, and federal stakeholders to this project, exploring partnerships with service providers to best meet the needs of older adults with disabilities, as APAH has accomplished with the recently opened Loudoun View Senior Residences.
Once completed in 2026, residents in this new community will enjoy convenient access to healthcare, shopping, and social opportunities. APAH’s CORES-certified Resident Services team will provide personal assistance and programming to residents, including supplemental grocery delivery, rent relief resources, and monthly community engagement activities.

About the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties
Founded in the tradition of community foundations across the U.S., the Community Foundation was created by local volunteers who understood the power of pooled investments to build an everlasting community “savings account.” The Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier is a broad and flexible vehicle for charitable giving and community investment. We join with some 30 community foundations in Virginia and 850 across America to advance meaningful philanthropy in our geographic footprint serving Loudoun and northern Fauquier Counties and surrounding areas (however, our grants span the nation). Donors who include the Community Foundation in their philanthropic vision benefit from low fees, knowledgeable staff, and personal assurance that legal and accounting issues are managed under one cost-effective banner: the Community Foundation.
About APAH
Founded in 1989, APAH helps more than 2,300 households live in stable, secure, affordable rental homes. APAH has nearly 400 affordable apartments under construction and an additional 1,500 in its development pipeline. As a CORES Certified Resident Services provider, APAH delivers comprehensive services to youth, families, and seniors across its 20 properties. In 2020, APAH was named one of the nation’s Top 50 Affordable Housing Developers by Affordable Housing Finance magazine. The organization was named 2021 Developer of the Year by the Housing Association of Nonprofit Developers (HAND). In 2022, APAH’s Queens Court Apartments received HAND’s Best Large Affordable Housing Project award and the Urban Land Institute’s inaugural Terwilliger Center Award for Innovation in Attainable Housing. Lucille and Bruce Terwilliger Place was named Best Affordable Housing Development at the 2022 Virginia Governor’s Housing Conference and received a Multi-Family Residential Award of Excellence at the Best of NAIOP Northern Virginia Awards 2022.

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For the third year in a row, Arlington Community Foundation is excited to host the Nonprofit Wish Catalog featuring grant ideas of 30 local nonprofits with wishes of up to $5,000 each. Open through December 31, the public is able to view and ‘shop’ these nonprofit wishes and donate any amount toward any goal, all in one easy-to-navigate (and easy-to-donate) place.

In 2020 and 2021, thanks to the generosity of so many donors and community members, the Wish Catalog raised over $100,000 for local organizations each year.

One donor, Patricia Rodriguez, shared, “The Wish Catalog makes it fun to give to nonprofits in our community. We are able to donate to our favorite organizations and to learn about others. The website allows us to easily scroll and click, and then provides us with documentation of our contributions.”

The nonprofits participating in the Wish Catalog reported that the process is easy, and that both the visibility and the extra funding have a positive impact in the lives of our neighbors.

After the inaugural Wish Catalog was fully funded, then-CEO of Bridges to Independence, Samuel L. Kelly, Jr., shared, “The impact of fully funding Bridges to Independence’s wish helped empower 134 local youth to break generational cycles of poverty. Additionally, because the community stepped up this holiday season to fund all the projects, families and youth will be fed, housed, educated, and mentored.”

Each year so far, select named and anonymous donors have generously offered matching dollars throughout the course of the Catalog. In 2021, simply announcing that a donor was providing a $5,000 match on Giving Tuesday resulted in over $10,000 in contributions that day alone. These “Wish Maker Matchers” act as a catalyst for others to give, and we gratefully welcome others to match Wish Catalog gifts this year by contacting Christy Cole, Director of Philanthropy, at [email protected] or by calling 703-963-5737.

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The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) reminds travelers that starting Monday, Dec. 5, vehicles will need three or more occupants to qualify as a High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) on I-66 in Northern Virginia. This change from HOV-2+ to HOV-3+ will apply across the entire I-66 corridor in Northern Virginia from Haymarket to the D.C. line.

Details surrounding the new I-66 HOV-3+ rule are as follows:

• On the newly-opened 22.5-miles of 66 Express Lanes, located outside the Beltway from Route 29 in Gainesville to I-495 (Capital Beltway), vehicles must have three or more occupants, and an E-ZPass Flex switched to the “HOV On” mode, to travel the lanes toll free. The 66 Express Lanes Outside the Beltway and HOV-3+ rule is in effect 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
• On the existing nine miles of 66 Express Lanes, located inside the Beltway from I-495 to the D.C. line, vehicles must also have three or more occupants, and an E-ZPass Flex switched to the “HOV On” mode, to travel the lanes toll free. The 66 Express Lanes inside the Beltway and HOV-3+ rule is in effect on weekdays only during peak periods in peak commute directions.

The HOV-3+ requirement on I-66 Express Lanes is consistent with HOV requirements on the other express lanes in Northern Virginia, and supports a regional policy and goal to increase the occupancy requirements on HOV lanes in the region to HOV-3 in order to reduce the number of vehicle miles traveled and comply with the federal Clean Air Act Amendment of 1990. The change also will help VDOT to achieve its goal of moving more people through the I-66 corridor.

The change from HOV-2+ to HOV-3+ also will take effect on the stretch of I-66 west of the express lanes between Haymarket and Gainesville where there will continue to be a traditional HOV lane that operates during peak travel periods.

To learn more about opportunities to form new HOV-3+ carpools on I-66, visit Transform66.org.

                                                                                   Arlington House Chapter



                                                        Daughters of the American Revolution

                                                        www.arlingtonhousedar.org

                                                        For Immediate Release

                                                        Contact: Jacqueline Quigley, Regent

                                                         [email protected]

The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Arlington House Chapter, is pleased to announce scholarship opportunities for students living in Arlington County. Over thirty-five scholarships are awarded nationally in fulfillment of the Society’s goal to support General Washington’s desire to foster “an enlightened public opinion”.

The deadline for DAR Virginia state scholarships is January 10th and DAR National scholarships is January 31, 2023.

A description of the scholarship process can be found on the Virginia DAR State website About — Virginia DAR. The National DAR scholarships are available to all students and can be found on dar.org website in which an applicant completes their information online.

The Arlington House Chapter also awards the Gladwell-Vautrin Memorial Scholarship annually to a female student attending Arlington schools. Contact the Arlington Public Schools counseling office for full details.

ABOUT THE ARLINGTON HOUSE CHAPTER:

The Arlington House Chapter of The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) is chartered in Arlington County. The chapter was established in 1953 and took its name from Arlington House in Arlington National Cemetery. The house was built by George Washington Parke Custis, the grandson of Martha Washington. Most of our 88 members live in the greater Washington DC metropolitan area. NSDAR is a service organization dedicated to preserving history, fostering education and promoting patriotism. Members all hold proven ancestry to a patriot who served in the American Revolution. For more information contact arlingtonhousedar.org

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Arlington, VA (November 2022) – Ballston Quarter is kicking off the holiday season with festive events and photos with Santa. Visitors to the shopping and dining destination can celebrate the season this year with festive music and hot cocoa, a very special Holiday Dog Party, and lots of jolly holiday spirit.

This year’s festive event lineup includes:

Santa Claus is coming to Ballston Quarter! Every Saturday and Sunday from December 3rd through December 19th, and everyday from December 19th-24th, visitors can get the perfect holiday photo with the jolly man decked out in red. Photos will take place on Level 1 in the mall near the Wilson Blvd street entrance between 11 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. on Saturdays and weekdays after December 19th, and 12 p.m. – 6 p.m. on Sundays. To view the full schedule, click here.

On Saturday, December 3, 10, and 17, Ballston Quarter will host a special holiday event series, Tunes & Treats! Holiday hits will play throughout Ballston Quarter while you wait for your photo with Saint Nick. On December 3rd, Maestro The Cellist will perform live festive melodies. On December 10th, Clear Harmonies Carolers will sing hits. And on December 17th, DJ Cyd will fill the air with Holiday vibes. Ballston Quarter’s SideKick Bakery will sweeten your day by handing out free cups of hot cocoa and mini tarts to snack and sip on from 2 – 6 p.m.

In addition to the festivities, Ballston Quarter has partnered with The Capital Area Food Bank to raise funds and collect canned goods to support those in need. During this event series, visitors who donate canned goods or a monetary gift will receive a Ballston Quarter swag bag with a special gift inside.

Throughout the holiday season, QR codes can be found throughout the property to donate to Capital Area Food Bank, or donations can be made directly online here.

Ballston Quarter welcomes you and your furry friends to the Holiday Dog Party in Quarter Market. On December 17th, join us and dress your pup up in their best holiday fit to strike a pose at the photo booth. Your pups will be rewarded for their big smiles with pup cups from South Block and swag bags from Heart + Paw. In addition to swag bags, Heart + Paw will offer event guests free tours of their space and a chance to meet their in-house veterinarians. For two-legged companions, bartaco and SideKick Bakery will be handing out bite-sized samples in Quarter Market, while holiday hits by DJ CYD add more holiday cheer to the plaza.

To add to the fun, Ballston Quarter will run a social media giveaway during the Holiday Dog Party. Post your photo with your pup in their holiday best and use the hashtag #BQHolidays to enter to win a Heart + Paw gift card.

WHEN: Tunes & Treats: December 3, 2022, 2-6 p.m.
Tunes & Treats: December 10, 2022, 2-6 p.m.
Tunes & Treats: December 17, 2022, 2-6 p.m.
Holiday Dog Party: December 17, 2022, 2-6 p.m.
Photos with Santa: December 3rd – December 24th to view the full schedule, click here.

WHERE: Ballston Quarter – 4238 Wilson Blvd., Arlington VA, 22203

For more information, visit www.ballstonquarter.com for more details.

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Higher Logic, the industry-leading, human-focused engagement platform, announces the promotion of Lisa Gilley to Chief Legal Officer. Prior to this appointment, Gilley served as General Counsel at Higher Logic for more than three years, building a comprehensive function from the ground up that is collaborative and customer centric.

“As the first ever general counsel for Higher Logic, Gilley has established herself beyond the legal function as a business partner to our customers with a collaborative, solution-oriented approach that maximizes business impact,” said Kevin Boyce, CEO at Higher Logic. “From streamlining a customer-friendly contracting process to being a key player in our SOC and ISO certifications to sharing her expertise in data privacy, Lisa has been a true asset to Higher Logic since day one, and I look forward to seeing how she continues to make an impact as Higher Logic’s Chief Legal Officer.”

Prior to joining Higher Logic, Gilley served as General Counsel for Phase2, an open-source software services company/digital agency, and before that served as a legal and business affairs consultant for a variety of clients through the Washington D.C. metro area. She is a thought leader in legal innovation, mentoring other legal professionals and Lisa has a deep expertise in the role of general counsel.

“Lisa’s more than 20 years of experience makes her a first-rate legal, risk mitigation expert that is an invaluable asset to our customers as well as our team. Lisa leads by example – teaching and mentoring others on the Higher Logic team. Whenever she sees a gap, Lisa steps in, consulting our sales and CX folks on the best way to navigate conversations and position Higher Logic for success. Her sense of ownership goes beyond her role, and she is incredibly deserving of this promotion,” adds Tricia Benedix, CFO at Higher Logic.

For more information on Higher Logic and its leadership team, visit higherlogic.com.

ABOUT HIGHER LOGIC

Higher Logic, the industry-leading, human-focused engagement platform, delivers powerful online communities and communication tools to engage members and customers at every stage of their journey. Higher Logic provides a robust engagement platform and strategic services with over a decade of experience in building personalized and scalable community engagement programs. We serve more than 3,000 customers, representing over 350,000 online communities with greater than 200 million users in more than 40 countries worldwide. For more information, visit higherlogic.com.

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Governor Glenn Youngkin today announced that Technomics, Inc., an employee-owned decision analysis company that specializes in cost analysis, data management, and data analytics, has invested $1.7 million to expand in Arlington County. The company is leasing an additional 10,000 square feet of space at 1225 South Clark Street to increase capacity. Virginia successfully competed with Maryland, DC, and California for the project, which will create 150 new jobs.

“Virginia boasts the largest concentration of tech talent in the U.S., and Technomics is a prime example of how an educated and skilled workforce pipeline can contribute to the success of a business,” said Governor Glenn Youngkin. “In addition to talent, Arlington County provides strategic proximity to the company’s primary customers. We congratulate Technomics on this expansion and look forward to its continued growth trajectory in the Commonwealth.”

“We are pleased to support the growth of Technomics in Arlington County,” said Secretary of Commerce and Trade Caren Merrick. “Northern Virginia’s world-class talent, data infrastructure, and access have provided an ideal location for the company to thrive for more than 20 years, and we are committed to our continued partnership.”

“In these financially challenged times, our federal clients need greater support to help them better manage their scarce resources. Because of its vicinity to many of our clients and employee-owners, Arlington County is the perfect location for our expansion,” said Al Leung, President & CEO of Technomics. “In fact, the need is so high that just as our expansion came to a close, we began to actively pursue an additional 10,000 square feet of space–also in Arlington County–to be dedicated to clients requiring compliance with highly specialized technical requirements.”

“We welcome Technomics’ decision to expand its footprint in Arlington and its ongoing contributions to our community’s economy,” said Katie Cristol, Chair of the Arlington County Board. “We believe Arlington’s proximity to the nation’s capital and federal client base, as well as our talented tech workforce and business resources, will be an asset as Technomics continues its success.”

“I’m happy to welcome Technomics, Inc.’s expansion and the addition of new, good-paying jobs to Arlington, and to see Northern Virginia’s continued growth as a tech hub and national leader in innovation,” said Congressman Don Beyer.

“Technomics’ decision to expand its footprint in Arlington County is a testament to the skilled workforce and business infrastructure we’ve built in Northern Virginia,” said Senator Adam P. Ebbin. “The progressive business climate of Arlington County continues to attract top-level tech talent, including the skilled team at Technomics.”

“Technomics’ decision to expand in Arlington is a testament to the economic infrastructure and available talent in Arlington, particularly in the technology and analytics space,” said Delegate Richard C. “Rip” Sullivan, Jr. “I welcome Technomics’ decision to expand and look forward to seeing its continued impact on Arlington and the Commonwealth.”

Established in 1984, Technomics is a 100% employee-owned company focused on providing U.S. & international government clients with analytics-based services to help them make better decisions faster. The company’s more than 220 professionals are multi-disciplined, quantitatively oriented analysts who deliver a variety of analytical services. While its roots are in cost estimating and analysis, its services now extend to a wide range of analytic capabilities that drive organizational cost analysis maturity, support portfolio optimization, and provide actionable insights through smart data management and data analytics.

The Virginia Economic Development Partnership worked with Arlington County to secure the project for Virginia and will support Technomics’ job creation through the Virginia Jobs Investment Program (VJIP), which provides consultative services and funding to companies creating new jobs in order to support employee recruitment and training activities. As a business incentive supporting economic development, VJIP reduces the human resource costs of new and expanding companies. VJIP is state-funded, demonstrating Virginia’s commitment to enhancing job opportunities for citizens.

According to the October 2022 Virginia Home Sales Report released by Virginia REALTORS^®, there were 8,828 homes sold in Virginia in October 2022. This is 3,828 fewer sales than last October, representing a sharp 30.2% decrease in sales activity. This is Virginia’s largest year-over-year decrease in sales in more than ten years. While there were far fewer sales, it’s important to keep it in context, as last year was an unusually busy year. The sharp slowdown in sales is also partly a result of the market responding to climbing mortgage rates, which rose quickly in October. The average on a 30-year fixed mortgage jumped up nearly half a percentage point in October alone.

Statewide, October’s sold dollar volume was lower than last year, and, on average, homes are taking longer to sell. The average days on market statewide was 29 days, four days longer than October of last year. These trends are allowing the state’s inventory of available homes to build up.

At the end of October, there were 19,523 active listings across Virginia, 764 more listings than a year ago, a supply increase of just over 4%. “We’ve been reporting on Virginia’s waning inventory of available homes for years now,” says Virginia REALTORS^® Chief Economist Ryan Price. “In October, we saw the largest inventory build-up the state’s housing market has had in more than eight years.”

“As interest rates have increased and some buyers are choosing to pause their home searches, listings are staying on the market longer, causing the inventory to grow,” says Virginia REALTORS^® 2022 President Denise Ramey. “We expect this trend will continue into the near future as buyers continue adjusting to the higher mortgage rates.”

Despite the supply growth, overall inventory remains tight, keeping upward pressure on home prices in many local markets. The median sales price statewide in October was $365,000, an increase of $15,000 from October 2021.

The Virginia Home Sales Report is published by Virginia REALTORS^®. Click here to view the full October 2022 Virginia Home Sales Report.

Encore Creativity for Older Adults, the nation’s largest choral organization for adults over 55, is pleased to announce its free holiday concert series that kicks off December 3rd and runs through December 17th, 2022. Encore’s local choral ensembles – Encore Chorales, Encore ROCKS and Sentimental Journey Singers – will perform crowd-pleasing holiday songs with live musical accompaniment in a variety of venues in Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C., New York City and its two newest locations in Wilmington, Del. and Santa Clarita, Calif. For a detailed schedule and tickets, visit Upcoming Events › Performances (encorecreativity.org/events/category/performances)

These dynamic performances, led by celebrated conductors, promise to set the holiday spirit in motion. From seasonal classics, such as the Hallelujah Chorus (from Messiah), Ose Shalom and Silent Night sung by Encore Chorales to choral medleys of the Beach Boys and Neil Diamond sung by Encore ROCKS, the concerts will appeal to music lovers of all ages. Sentimental Journey Singers, Encore’s choir for adults with early Alzheimer’s and other memory impairments and their care partners, will also perform, singing all-time favorites, such as Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas and The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.

In addition, after a two-year break due to the pandemic, Encore will return to the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. for its popular annual holiday concert in Concert Hall on December 26th. The event, which is also free and open to the public, will feature more than 400 singers who will join together from Encore’s many local programs.

“Our concerts are highly anticipated events for our singers and the community,” said Joshua Vickery, CEO of the non-profit Encore Creativity for Older Adults which is celebrating its 15th anniversary in 2022. “We look forward again to a wonderful experience of bringing joy through song this holiday season.” Admission is free, yet there is also a pay-what-you-wish option so that audience members can give back during the holidays.

About Encore Creativity for Older Adults
Founded in 2007 by Jeanne Kelly during an NIH-funded study to address the mental and physical health benefits of singing for older adults, Encore Creativity for Older Adults has more than 1,100 singers in 30 programs across the nation, plus a vibrant online university, summer camp, winter retreat and travel abroad programs. Encore’s mission is to provide an accessible arts education and performance opportunities for older adults regardless of ability or experience. For more information, visit Encore’s new website, https://encorecreativity.org/ or call 301-261-5747.

Encore Creativity for Older Adults Holiday Concert Schedule
Upcoming Events › Performances (encorecreativity.org/events/category/performances)

Encore Chorale of Santa Clarita
December 3, 7 – 8 PM//Newhall Church of the Nazarene//Newhall, CA

Encore Chorales of Frederick & Asbury Methodist Village
December 9, 7 – 8 PM/Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Frederick/Frederick, MD

Encore Chorale of Southern Maryland
December 10, 3 – 4 PM/Lexington Park United Methodist Church/Lexington Park, MD

Encore Chorales of Baltimore and Columbia
December 10, 7 – 8 PM/Towson Presbyterian Church/Towson, MD

Encore Chorales of Baltimore and Columbia
December 11, 4 – 5 PM/Owen Brown Interfaith Center/Columbia, MD

Encore Chorales of Ashburn, Fairfax, Reston, and SJS
December 11, 4 – 5 PM/Heritage Fellowship Church/Reston, VA

Annapolis ROCKS
December 12, 7 – 8 PM/Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church/Severna Park, MD

Encore Chorale of Washington, DC
December 12, 7 – 8 PM/Church of the Epiphany/Washington, DC

Alexandria, DC, and Fairfax ROCKS
December 13, 7 – 8 PM/George Washington Masonic Memorial/Alexandria, VA

Encore Chorale of Annapolis
December 14, 7 – 8 PM/Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church/Severna Park, MD

Encore Chorales of Alexandria, Arlington, and Goodwin House Bailey’s Crossroads
December 15, 7 – 8 PM/George Washington Masonic Memorial/Alexandria, VA

Encore Chorale of Wilmington, Delaware
December 15, 7 – 8 PM/Trinity Episcopal Church/Wilmington, DE

Encore Chorale of New York City
December 17, 3 – 4 PM/Broadway Presbyterian Church/NYC

Encore Chorales of Glen Echo and Schweinhaut Center
December 17, 4 – 5 PM/Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School/Washington, DC

Glen Echo ROCKS
December 17, 7 – 8 PM/Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School/Washington, DC

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