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On Sunday, June 8 from 4-6pm, ERCV will host a live jazz concert at the Marketplace Plaza at The Parks at Walter Reed. The event will feature jazz singer and native Washingtonian James Keith Zimmerman accompanied by a five-piece band. https://www.jameskzimmerman.com Steeped in the time-honored tradition of the great jazz vocalists, Zimmerman’s voice has been described as like that of a horn, and his performances are presented in an original, authentic style. He evokes the spirit of the masters who have inspired him—artists such as Jon Hendricks, Oscar Brown, Jr., Sarah Vaughan, Eddie Jefferson, Bill Henderson, Frank Sinatra, Miles Davis, and Al Jarreau. Zimmerman’s repertoire includes the best of jazz standards, blues, bebop, swing, Broadway musicals, and Bossa Nova. The ERCV gathering will take place at The Parks at Walter Reed Marketplace Plaza, 7175 12 Street, NW (Georgia Ave & Dahlia Street, NW) across the street from the new Whole Foods Market. Seating and light refreshments will be available. Parking is available on nearby streets or in the Whole Foods Market garage (enter on Dahlia St) with a validated ticket. Members who need rides may contact the ERCV office at 202-656-7322 or email info@eastrockcreekvillage.org.

CC@H Speaker Series: The United States Capitol - Temple of Democracy with Steve Livengood June 11 at 1:00 pm on Zoom Steve Livengood is the Public Historian and Chief Guide of the US Capitol Historical Society, a private not-for-profit organization chartered by the US Congress to develop enhanced experiences related to the history of the Capitol Building and the institutions that have been housed there. His specialty is interpreting the building with historical background on the meaning of activities and artworks as the icons of representative democracy, seeing familiar things from a deeper perspective. Mr. Livengood began giving tours of the Capitol for his Member of Congress from Kansas in 1965. He has a BA in Political Science from American University. After experiencing the risks of good citizenship in Vietnam, he used his GI Bill benefits as a doctoral candidate in recent US political and social history at Emory University. He has worked in various capacities in DC political and policy circles, culminating with his work for the Capitol Historical Society since 1994. He has been given the Tourism Industry Award by the Guild of Professional Tour Guides of Washington for his work in promoting the interpretation of the Capitol building by professional city guides. He is a board member of the Olmsted Network and helped promote Olmsted 200 for the bicentennial celebration of the genius of landscape architecture.

Jakobsberg, who lives in Potomac, is a founding artist of the Washington Printmakers Gallery, and founded the Graphic Workshop, a printmakers studio.

AI is everywhere — from the apps on our phones to the headlines in our news. But what exactly is AI, and how can it help us in our daily lives?

AI is everywhere — from the apps on our phones to the headlines in our news. But what exactly is AI, and how can it help us in our daily lives?

AI is everywhere — from the apps on our phones to the headlines in our news. But what exactly is AI, and how can it help us in our daily lives?

Have questions about Long Term Care Insurance? Then this is the presentation you want to attend.Like many others, you may have questions about premium increases, policy changes, and when to submit a claim including some of the following questions: 1. How do I know if I should pay a higher premium or reduce benefits on my LTCI policy? 2. How can I use LTCI to stay in my home when I get ill? 3. How can I use LTCI to move into a community or assisted living? Write down questions you would like to ask prior to the presentation.