Sat Aug 5th: Bike Wash and Board Games Party to support Kitty’s Climate Ride
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What: Bike Wash and Board Games Party benefiting Kitty’s Climate Ride, hosted by Emm, Kitty and Judd.
When: Saturday August 5th. 3-6 PM for the bike wash, 6PM-whenever for a bbq and board games party
Where: Emm’s house. 7611 Range Rd, Alexandria VA 22306. Accessible via the MVT (directions below)
Suggested donation: $10, paid online, or in person. All of it will go to fund the Climate Ride fundraising for Kitty and other Climate riders.
Details: We’ll host a bike wash from 3-6 in my driveway. Judd has kindly offered to bring bike washing supplies, and give everyone directions on how to wash their bike. Kitty will dress up and cheer everyone on. My lawn makes a fantastic drying rack for bikes, so go ahead and bring your dirtiest, grimiest bike and Judd will show you how to get it clean and we’ll make sure it’s nice and dry by the time you need to head home. We’ll have plenty of hoses, sponges, buckets, and de-greaser.
From 6-whenever, we’ll move inside or to the backyard for a bbq and board game party. I’ll provide burgers, a vegetarian option, and a side dish (likely comprised of some mix of tomatoes and cucumbers…), and whatever mid-range beer is on sale at Costco next Friday. Feel free to bring drinks, or other food options, although it’s not required.
We own about a million board games, including Cards against Humanity, Exploding Kittens (w/ Imploding Kittens expansion pack), Bears Vs Babies, Settlers of Catan, Hot Tin Roof, plus the classics like scrabble, Monopoly, Risk, Sequence and more. But feel free to bring whatever games you want, especially if they’re bike themed. My house has space for 3-4 games to be run simultaneously.
Directions: This is the suggested bike route to my house. It’s mostly on the MVT and neighborhood streets, and Sherwood Hall has a bike lane after Ft. Hunt. If you’d like to avoid the hill on Park Terrance or avoid crossing the GW Parkway, here is an alternate route that avoids the big hill and the GW Parkway Crossing. If you want a route with more hills, here you go.
There is also plenty of parking for those who want to drive. Unfortunately, my house is not super metro accessible, so if metro is your thing you’d need to Uber from the closest station, which is Huntington.
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