Artist Meetups For Over 50S
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Live Music (MBS) @ Lost Rhino
Thu, Sep 24, 10:00 PMDancing the night away: Picnic part 2
Sat, Sep 12, 11:00 PM
Beginner Zentangle Class
Thu, Sep 17, 5:30 PMTo sign up, visit our calendar: https://www.wellnessloudoun.org/event-details-registration/back-to-school-mind-reset-beginners-zentangle-r-class-2 Back-to-School Reset. Take a well-deserved pause as school begins and make something beautiful. In this relaxing, beginner-friendly class, Certified Zentangle Teacher Kerstin Becker of ArtCafe Studios will guide you step by step as you create a charming Zentangle art piece using the Zentangle Method®. Simple patterns will quiet the mind and spark your creativity. No art skills needed. Kerstin Becker is a Transformational Arts Coach, fine-art photographer, and Certified Zentangle Teacher in Ashburn, VA. Through [ArtCafe Studios](https://artcafephotography.com/), she integrates mindful art (Zentangle®, Neurographic Art, and more), gentle breathwork, and soothing sound meditation into experiences that support gentle healing, restore calm, spark clarity, and build confidence. No art experience is needed, just a willingness to let go for a moment. Kerstin has master-level training in sound-based relaxation (Master Sound Healer) and brings an empathetic, heart-centered approach to everything she does.
<Info>Free Concert: America 250 | US Army Field Band’s 80th Anniversary @Hylton
Sun, Sep 27, 6:30 PM
Fountain Pen & Stationery Hangout 🖋️
Sat, Sep 19, 4:00 PMLet’s meet again to share the joy of fountain pens with each other! Bring your spare inks to swap samples, if you enjoy that sort of thing. Journaling and art is welcome as well. See you there!

Chinese Fortune Cookie Day
Sun, Sep 13, 10:00 PMLet’s celebrate fortune cookie day with a delicious dinner at China Jade. Fortune Cookie Trivia Fortune cookies are not a creation of China. They were first made in California. It is believed they were created by Japanese immigrants to America in the late 1800s or early 1900s. Fortune cookies evolved from Japanese cookies. There are only four ingredients: flour, sugar, vanilla, and oil. It is estimated that over 4 million fortune cookies are made each day. Fortune cookies give positive, optimistic fortunes. People would not want them if they were pessimistic or foretold bad news. Fortune cookies get their shape after baking. Immediately and quickly after removing them from the oven, they are folded into a curved shape and a fortune is inserted while the cookie is still pliable. Wonton Food Company is the largest manufacturer of fortune cookies. They have an inventory of 15,000 fortunes. It is somewhat of a tradition for friends to read the fortune out loud and add the words “in Bed” at the end of the fortune. The resulting statement is often hilarious. The fortune cookie-making machine was invented in 1964. Before this, they were made by hand. Most fortune cookie manufacturers put lucky lottery numbers on the back of each fortune. And, the numbers have produced winners.
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