Arlington Event Calendar
Want to learn how to taste and talk about wine? Want to learn the difference between a cabernet and a chardonnay?
Come to Twisted Vine’s Wine 101. Certified Level 1 Sommelier and Twisted Vines Wine Club Member Sara Davenport will lead the class through proper tasting technique as we sip through each of the noble varietals. Tickets are $40/person (+ tax), $34 (+ tax) for wine club members, and includes a cheese plate paired with the wines. Sunday, September 25, 5pm.
Sunday September 25th @ 6.00 pm $65 Pp++
Wine Tasting Pairing Dinner from the Veneto Region
4 courses 4 wines
Lorenzo Begali Wines,
Speaker Max Evans
First Time Buyers, Move Up Buyers, Relocations, Sellers and Investors
Come to our Seminar at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington and bring your questions and concerns for the Industry Experts. There will be Light Food and Drinks and a door prize of two.
Ample Free Parking on site………get your Credit Report for free!
Bar Olympics Benefiting Arlington Food Assistance Center
If you are looking for a fun evening filled with a delicious BBQ meal with music, dancing, silent auction, raffles, beer and wine — all supporting a great cause, them don’t miss the OPERATION TURBO BBQ Dinner! Tickets are $30 before September 24 or available at the door for $35 at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/operation-turbo-bbq-dinner-tickets-26727980108
*** Operation Turbo is a non profit organization that sends “Boxes of Home” to deployed U.S. military service members that have little or no support while away serving our country.
Booktoberfest Fundraiser for The Reading Connection
High Holiday Tickets in Arlington – Early Bird Discount through August 31
Real Estate Tax Relief Working Group Meeting #3
White House Behind the Scenes: the Press Office with Connie Gerrard
White House Behind the Scenes: Discussion with NOVA Political Science Professor Jack Lechelt
White House Behind the Scenes: Discussion with NOVA Political Science Professor Jack Lechelt
Teams of 2 play a 9-hole scramble using glow-in-the-dark balls. Hors d’ouevres served beginning at 6:30pm. Fee includes 1 glow ball and flashlight. Additional glow balls are $5 each. Closest to the Pin contests. Registration begins 2 weeks prior to the event. Limited to first 18 teams. Prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place teams. Rain date Oct. 9. Cost $65 per team. Fee due at registration.
Negotiating Conflict with Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
Raise funds to sponsor a refugee family
join the Arlington and McLean communities of
Trinity Presbyterian Church and Immanuel Presbyterian Church
at a free outdoor concert with local food trucks
featuring the band
SoulFire
October 8
4:30-6:30 pm
at
Trinity Presbyterian Church
5533 North 16th Street, Arlington, Virginia 22205
In the upper parking lot
Bring your own lawn chairs
In case of rain, the concert will be held in the gym at the same address
Your gracious donations will be accepted at the concert or
Donate on the home page of http://www.trinityarlington.org/
Soulfire’s set list features songs from The Beatles, The Eagles, Beck, The Killers, The Who, Steely Dan, Dire Straights, Eric Clapton, Neil Young, and many more!
The Annual Community Cup Golf Classic, celebrating the Arlington Community Foundation’s 25th Anniversary, will take place on Tuesday October 11th, 2016 at the premier Washington Golf & Country Club.
This is one of the Arlington Community Foundation’s most popular annual events. It allows golf enthusiasts in the community to play at the fantastic facilities at Washington Golf & Country Club. The proceeds from the tournament help support the administration of our grants and scholarship programs as well as community initiatives undertaken by the Foundation.
Please consider participating at this event as a sponsor, or register to play. Space is limited!
Challenging Racism: Learning How through stories and conversation
Challenging Racism: Learning How through stories and conversation
Thursday October 13th @ 6:30 pm $ 79 Pp ++
Wine Dinner from the Tuscany Region”Ruffino Wines ”
Ruffino Global Ambassador Beppe d’Andrea
5 courses 7 wines
Challenging Racism: Learning How through stories and conversation
St. Ann Church and School in Arlington will be holding its annual Family Fall Festival on Saturday Oct. 15 on the school grounds. There will be something for all ages: Rides, games with prizes, food, raffles, silent auction with tons of goods and services from local vendors, music, a beer garden for adults, and more. Admission is free, Rain or shine!
Join us for the Animal Welfare League of Arlington’s first ever Pints 4 Paws beer festival on Sunday, October 16, 2016 in Courthouse Plaza, Arlington, Virginia. You and your well-behaved human and canine friends will enjoy an afternoon of beer-tasting, music, food and activities. Beer enthusiasts can sample a wide variety of unique craft-brewed beer and enjoy live music, vendors’ booths and local food truck fare. Mix and mingle with adoptable AWLA dogs, play games, like bocce and corn-hole, and parade your pup in a doggy costume contest.
Sunday fur and fun day – what could be better?
White House Behind the Scenes: Presidential Pallettes with Ailsa von Dobeneck
Arlington Reads presents Colum McCann, author of “Let the Great World Spin” and “TransAtlantic”
Frightfully fun 2-person scramble • One-of-a-kind, obstacle-filled layout • Post tournament ghoulish grub • Petrifying prizes • $160 Per Team
Steven Pinker–one of the world’s foremost experts on language, the mind, and human nature–will join Tyler Cowen for a wide-ranging dialogue as part of the Mercatus Center at George Mason University’s Conversations with Tyler series. This free event series invites today’s biggest and brightest thinkers for a conversation on their work, the world, and everything in between.
Steven Pinker frequently writes for The New York Times, The Guardian, Time, The Atlantic, and other magazines on diverse topics including language, consciousness, education, morality, politics, genetics, bioethics, and trends in violence. Pinker is currently the Johnstone Family Professor of Psychology at Harvard University.
