Washington DC

Lindy Lanes Bowling League
Wednesday Nights 7-11pm
starting September 15th

Strike Bethesda

If you enjoy playing in social sports leagues,
this is a great opportunity to meet other young professionals while
competing in a fun environment!

Details:
- 8 weeks of games
- 9th week of playoff tournament on 11/10
- Max of 10 people per team
- 2 hrs. to bowl an unlimited number of games
- Games played from either 7-9pm or 9-11pm
- $3 Coors Light drafts and pitcher specials

Lindy Lanes Bowling League
Wednesday Nights 7-11pm
starting September 15th

Strike Bethesda

If you enjoy playing in social sports leagues,
this is a great opportunity to meet other young professionals while
competing in a fun environment!

Details:
- 8 weeks of games
- 9th week of playoff tournament on 11/10
- Max of 10 people per team
- 2 hrs. to bowl an unlimited number of games
- Games played from either 7-9pm or 9-11pm
- $3 Coors Light drafts and pitcher specials

FORGOTTEN GRAPES INVADE ARLINGTON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH!

Lock up your Pinot, hide away your Chardonnay, and keep your Merlot on the down low, because wine expert, culinary entrepreneur, and creator of ForgottenGrapes.com Chris Kern is bringing his fun, irreverent, interactive and pop-culture-filled "Getting Friendly with Forgotten Grapes" wine tasting event to Twisted Vines Bottleshop & Bistro in Arlington on Wednesday, August 18th.

Now the OXCART program’s pioneers gather to share its history: from sky-high successes to fiery crashes. CIA chief historian David Robarge will be joined by program veterans Robert B. Abernethy, inventor of the J-58 engines used in the A-12, Thornton D. Barnes, hypersonic flight specialist, and S. Eugene Poteat, the CIA officer who assessed threats to the A-12, and others. Kenneth Collins, an A-12 pilot who flew six missions over Vietnam, will also tell his story, along with other test pilots.

Dmitri Bystrolyotov was a man out of the movies: handsome & fluent in many languages, he was a sailor, artist, doctor, & artist. He was a spy for Stalin’s Soviet Union who was able to deliver many secrets back to his masters in Moscow. His espionage career came to an end in 1938, however. Join us for a fascinating talk about Bystrolyotov’s rise to greatness and fall from Stalin’s graces with author Emil Draitser, a professor at Hunter College in New York.

On 29 June, 2010 Americans were stunned to learn of the arrest of ten Russian “deep-cover” spies who had lived among us for decades. Join H. Keith Melton, renowned intelligence historian, and Brian Kelley, counterintelligence specialist, as they shine a spotlight on the murky world of illegals: what they are, how they operate, and the threat they pose. Retired KGB Major General Oleg Kalugin will also provide commentary based on his years running agents in the United States.