To help you live life to the fullest, Georgetown Village provides programs and activities to address your diverse interests and abilities. Check our calendar to see what is going on and register for events. We also send out e-mails and newsletters on a regular basis.
Basic Training for Your Body – This in person exercise class meets weekly on Mondays at the Georgetown Village Office.
Book Group – Meets monthly and discusses contemporary fiction and non-fiction books.
Coffee Talk (Paused) – Join Lynn Golub-Rofrano, our Executive Director, every Thursday morning at 10:30 am to socialize and share your thoughts on any topic of interest to you and group. These freewheeling conversations have been taking place since our launch, and and have helped to form many close Village friendships. No RSVP is necessary, join us online to share your thoughts.
Cocktails, Conversations, and Community – Join us online for this special programming, designed to make sure our members can make the most of their time at home while enjoying presentations from experts on varied topics from across the country! We welcome our community neighbors and friends to join us for these programs as a way to thank the community for its ongoing support of Georgetown Village.
Men’s Lunch – Meets monthly on the third Wednesday of the month at a local restaurant to have lunch together and enjoy conversations and warm friendships.
Member Lunch – Join us to enjoy lunch and get to know other members and volunteers.
Docent-Led Outings – Outings with docent led tours to museums and other places of interest in the Greater Washington DC area.
Social Hour – Meets monthly to get together, meet other members, learn more about Georgetown Village programs and events, while enjoying good conversation and great food.
Stronger Memory – We are very excited to be one of the first 15 Villages around the country to offer our members a new, important program for your brain health! This program, developed by Goodwin House, is called Stronger Memory and has been tested and proven to stimulate the brain’s pre-frontal cortex, which governs our ability to retrieve memories. Contact the GV office at 202-999-8988 for more information.
