Events
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End of Summer Potluck
RPCV/W Hosted EventsCome join us for an end of summer potluck! Address: Silver Spring – near Forest Glen (will send after RSVP) Details: Bring your own beverage. Close to bus route #9- […]
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Meet the 2026 RPCV/W Board Happy Hour
Dacha (Shaw) 600 7th St NW, Washington, District of ColumbiaRPCV/W Hosted EventsJoin us for a relaxed evening of good company and conversation! Meet RPCV/W board members to learn about getting more involved — or just stop by for drinks, laughs, and […]
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Night at the Nats
Nationals Park 1500 South Capitol Street SERPCV/W Hosted Events3 easy steps: Nationals Park is located at 1500 South Capitol Street SE, Washington, DC 20003.
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Volunteer with Community of Hope @ The Triumph
Join us at the Triumph to volunteer with Community of Hope. For those of you who’ve joined us before this is a new location. Volunteers will receive a free Peace […]
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Meet the 2026 RPCV/W Board Brunch
Hi-Lawn DC 1309 5th Street NE, Washington, District of ColumbiaRPCV/W Hosted EventsJoin us at the Hi-Lawn, the rooftop of Union Market, for some Saturday morning fun, brunch, and meet the board. Look for Peace Corps gear.
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Volunteer with Community of Hope (Halloween Edition)
Join us at the Aya to volunteer with Community of Hope. Volunteers will receive a free Peace Corps T-shirt.Please RSVP on this site so we can email you about a […]
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Volunteer with DC Central Kitchen
Important: You must RSVP here with your name and email and register and sign up on the DC Central Kitchen site. If you only RSVP here you are not signed […]
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Urban Tree Identification Walk – Fall Edition
RPCV/W Hosted EventsWant to be able to tell a red oak from a white oak? Curious why some trees turn fiery red while others go for gold? Master Naturalist & RPCV Belize […]
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JFK Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony
Arlington National Cemetery Visitor’s Center 1 Memorial AveRPCV/W Hosted EventsIn 1984, a handful of RPCVs, accompanied by Sargent Shriver, gathered at Arlington Cemetery to dwell on President Kennedy’s legacy and lay a wreath at his Eternal Flame. That simple ceremony became a tradition that we […]






