• It might be freezing outside, but things are really heating up for the annual CHV Gala on March 21. We have vacation homes, salon dinner guests, and the opportunity to buy tickets. This is an important fundraiser that supports the programs and services that CHV members love.
  • February is Black History Month, and there’s no shortage of activities in the Village and around
    town. Join the Capitol Hill Towers celebration, enjoy a musical presentation from the
    Washington Jazz Institute, or take part in other educational programs.
  • Learn how DC was forged by activists, educators, artists, intellectuals, and brave citizens who
    struggled to secure Home Rule and continue to push for statehood.
  • Board member Susan Sarfati introduces us to Ray Oldenburg’s book “Celebrating the Third
    Place,” which are spaces that are not home or work, but essential for community building,
    social interaction, and a sense of belonging. She posits that CHV is a welcoming “third place”
    for older adults.
  • Sophia Ross talks with two facilitators for Silver Circles, support groups for LGBT+ folks 60 and
    older, focusing on mental health and socialization. Right now, they are dealing with the
    political turmoil that is creating extra stress for the community.
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