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Executive Committee Meetings are typically held on the second Wednesday of the month.
Membership Meetings are typically held on the third Thursday of the month.
Join us and celebrate the Chevy Chase community at Spring Fling! A full weekend packed with activities on Connecticut Avenue await!
Friday May 3rd (3pm-7pm)
Chevy Chase First Fridays
Business Specials and Outdoor Vendor Market
Live Music by SmithJackson at Blue 44: 3:00 PM
https://www.districtbridges.org/events/chevy-chase-spring-fling/
Saturday May 4th (12pm-5pm)
Historic Chevy Chase DC and Chevy Chase Community Association Walking Tour (Registration is filled)
Live Music in Chevy Chase Circle by Abram Mamet Quartet: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Kids Arts and Crafts Table in Chevy Chase Circle hosted by Childs Play
Outdoor Vendor Market
Outdoor Yoga Workshop by Circle Yoga at Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church: 2:00 PM
Free popcorn and snow cones
Facepainting and Balloon Sculpting
Registration is filled
300 Years Per Mile: A NEW Historic Walking Tour of Chevy Chase DC
Starts and ends at The Little Beast. Register now. Only 30 spaces available.
The walking tour is free, but we welcome donations of $10 if you wish to support us.
To donate, go to: https://cccadc.org/Donate
This tour covers a little over a mile and encompasses 300 years of history. You'll encounter vestiges of colonial-era plantations, connections to our founding fathers and the nation's first infrastructure project, the Civil War, descent into Jim Crow and displacement, the Gilded Age, and the buildout of the community we see today. The struggle for Civil Rights and and partial home rule are also part of the local history.
Sunday May 5th:
IBTYS Salon Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting: 11:00 AM
CH/ART Pop up Market at PNC Bank: 11:00 AM
Gala at the Avalon Theater: 5:00 PM
Public Safety Month Webinar: How You Can Reduce Your Likelihood of Becoming a Crime Victim and How to Become a Block Captain for your block
Date: May 8, 2024
Time: 7 – 8 pm
Zoom Webinar Link:
Meeting ID:
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Celebrate with the CCCA and hosts Samantha Nolan and Chris Dietz as they discuss How You Can Reduce Your Likelihood of Becoming a Crime Victim and How to Become a Block Captain for your block. Neighborhood MPD Officers will be introduced to the community. Samantha will provide Crime Prevention Tips for ways to reduce your likelihood of becoming a Crime of Opportunity crime victim by showing actual crime scenes and discussing the behaviors that led to the crimes occurring.
How to become a block captain! If your block does not have one, find out how to sign up to become your block’s captain and share crime prevention tips with your neighbors. Block captains don’t only deal with crime prevention though. They help the block unite through the use of a block list. The block list has many uses. It makes coordinating holiday block parties and block yard sales easy. It provides help to neighbors when they travel by assisting them in contacting other neighbors and asking them to watch their homes and vehicles and assists neighbors who are home-bound and might need help picking up a prescription or food. Learn how Neighborhood Watch can help the residents on your block.
Contact: president@cccadc.org
Chevy Chase Community Association
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5608 Broad Branch Road
https://www.tayloragostino.com/
P.O. Box 42210
Washington, DC 20015
Contact us: president@cccadc.org
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