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November 2025
Faith & Free DC Non-Cooperation Training
Non-Cooperation Theory + Practice is Free DC's advanced training intensive on the key skills involved in effective non-cooperation. This training is being offered specifically for local faith leaders who want to learn more about the practice of non-cooperation and connect with fellow clergy members.
Find out more »Monthly Sema & Sufi Dance at Cleveland Park Library
You’re warmly invited to gather for an Interfaith “Sema” at the Cleveland Park D.C. Library . . The "Sema" is a participatory Poetic Love Feast - an invitation to Sacred Space. We’ll be sharing short Poems from Rumi and a few other Mystical poets in English. These poems will be interspersed with Sacred Chant, Sufi Teaching Stories, and select “Dances of Universal Peace.” Our theme will be “Interfaith Unity.” Farsi Readers and Lovers of Rumi's Poetry are always especially welcome!
Find out more »Campfire Sing-Along
Community Sings bring people of all ages and skill levels together to create beautiful music. This fun, energetic program led by Micah Hendler will have you singing gorgeous five-part harmonies in no time. No experience is necessary. The only prerequisite is a love of music and song!
Find out more »TYSONS INTERFAITH MONTHLY COFFEEHOUSE
Tysons Interfaith invites you to a monthly Interfaith coffeehouse that aims to bring faith communities together. Join us on the 2nd Wednesday of each month to socialize, get to know one another, and learn about the faith traditions of our neighbors. We hope you can join us!
Find out more »Pints with “Doubting Thomas”
St. Thomas Episcopal invites you to join them for an evening of good fellowship and theological discussion. All are welcome!
Find out more »The Lavender Scare
In 1953, President Eisenhower declared gay men and lesbians to be a threat to the security of the country and therefore unfit for government service. In doing so, he triggered the longest witch hunt in American history. Over the next four decades, tens of thousands of government workers would lose their jobs for no reason other than their sexual orientation. But the actions of the government had an unintended effect. They inadvertently helped ignite the gay rights movement. In 1957,…
Find out more »Grandparent’s Day: M’dor L’dor
Grandparents, this is an opportunity for the whole family! Join the Museum for a day of sharing family memories—and recording them for posterity. Inspired by the value of m’dor l’dor (from generation to generation), visitors of all ages will have the opportunity to explore the museum’s exhibitions, record their own memories with our oral history tools, and start a family scrapbook. The day’s activities include: Kids interviewing grandparents and other family member, with the help of an interview guide created…
Find out more »Do Tell Mama fundraiser
Our Do Tell Mama fundraiser will take place on This is a chance to share a meal while enjoying the amazing talents of your fellow choir and MoHa family members. Bring a dish, bring a song, and bring your checkbook or credit card! Guests bring an appetizer, salad, side dish, entree, or dessert and donate an amount commensurate with the amount typically spent on a nice dinner out. This is a fun (and delicious!)way to support Mosaic Harmony. Performing is optional, but please do consider taking this…
Find out more »Sacred D.C.: Discovering the Faiths and Spaces That Built Our City
Washington, D.C. is home to hundreds of sacred spaces—each with a unique story and architectural beauty reflecting the faith communities that helped shape our city. Before each class, students will watch two episodes of the new documentary series A Sacred Piece of Home: Washington, D.C. online. In class, you’ll have the unique opportunity to discuss the series with its creators. Come explore the vibrant and diverse spiritual landscape of Washington, D.C.—and see the city you love through fresh eyes. Click…
Find out more »Gathering in Gratitude: A Potluck Friendsgiving
Tis the season for gathering and giving thanks! We are excited for yet another Abrahamic House Friendsgiving where we will explore themes of gratitude across all of our faiths and reflect on what we have been grateful for over the past year. Expect lots of good food, conversation with new people, and lots of fall spirit! To ensure that we have enough seats for everyone, this event will be capped. We will notify you via email by November 12th…
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