by Peggy Robin
Cleveland Parkers are resouceful people! Though we lost out on our planned Cleveland Park Day --supposed to take place on June 8 but cancelled due to bad weather...and there was no good date to reschedule that worked for everyone -- that isn't the end of the story!
Thanks to Dega Schembri of Foundation Fitness, there will still be a day to come out and mingle with your neighbors and see what many of our favorite shops and eateries have planned for us -- it's on for this Saturday, June 2:.
SAM'S PARK-N-SHOP DAY - SATURDAY, JUNE 21 - 11 A.M. - 2 P.M.
Featuring:
European Wax Center
Foundation Fitness Gym
Paragon Thai Restaurant
Stone Cold Creamery
JOIN US FOR A DAY OF:
- DISCOUNTS
- GIVEAWAYS
- RAFFLES
- MASSAGES
- CLASS DEMOS
- LINE DANCING
- MUSIC
- OPEN HOUSE
Support Foundation Fitness Gym's Canned Food Drive for the Capital Area Food Bank and bring...
- Canned Tuna, Salmon or Chicken (in water)
- Canned Vegetables (low sodium, no salt)
- Canned Fruits (in 100% juice)
- Pastas and Pantry Staples
We are also still collecting used athletic shoes. Donate either and receive a coupon for a FREE PT Consult and a FREE Week of classes or One FREE workout.
Foundation Fitness has been Cleveland Park's Neighborhood Gym AND locally owned since 1993! We are a full-service gym with recently updated cardio and weight equipment and renovated fully serviced locker rooms. Come visit our gym, check out our beautiful outdoor Zen Garden Deck or come to our Open House Saturday, June 21 from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
For more information email us at clevelandpark@foundfit.com [clevelandpark @ foundfit dot com] or visit our website www.foundfit.com
Dega Schembri, Co-Owner
(202) 537-0539
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But that's not all! The next day, Sunday, June 22, brings us the architectural walking tour that was originally going to be one of the Cleveland-Parkiest features of Cleveland Park Day -- a Walking Tour of the Architectural Gems of Connecticut Avenue. Now it's back with this announcement from the host, Cleveland Park Historical Society:
Due to Cleveland Park Day's weather cancellation, the Cleveland Park Historical Society is offering a rescheduled date of our walking tour featuring the Architectural Gems of Connecticut Avenue this Sunday, June 22nd. Our guide will be Steve Knight, President of the Art Deco Society of Washington. Steve will talk to us about the avenue’s graceful stretches of fine apartment buildings punctuated with active commercial centers. Join us as we get to know some of the architectural gems that make Connecticut Avenue—and Cleveland Park—so special. Highlights will include Sedgwick Gardens, the Broadmoor, some of the fine commercial buildings lining Connecticut Avenue, the Kennedy-Warren, and Woodley Park Towers.
The Art Deco Society of Washington is dedicated to preserving, educating, and celebrating the art, architecture, and cultural achievements of the 1920s and 1930s. In addition to being a practicing architect, Steve Knight organizes and leads popular walking tours exploring Washington’s Art Deco heritage.
When: Sunday, June 22 at 12:00–1:00 p.m.
Where: Meet between 3801 and 3901 Connecticut Avenue (on the east side of Connecticut Avenue across the street from Sedgwick Gardens).
The walking tour is free, but space is limited! Register here.
Cleveland Park Historical Society
P.O. Box 4862, Washington DC 20008
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That's the spirit, Cleveland Park!
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The Get Out! event of the week is published on the Cleveland Park Listserv and on All Life Is Local on Thursdays.
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