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Happy May everyone!
We have three key things for your FCF radar this month:
1. Join or Die Movie Premiere – Our very own Pete Davis made an award-winning documentary about the importance of joining a club and being engaged in your community. Join us and other neighbors at the Falls Church premiere this Sunday at 2 pm at Meridian High School – get free tickets here.
And come join us for bowling at Bowl America at 4:30pm after the movie. Feel free to join even if you can't make it to the film.
2. Save the date-- Solstice S'mores. Join us at the Cherry Hill Park pavilion on June 21st 5-8pm as we celebrate the beginning of Summer, and share our favorite books of the year. Feel free to bring friends along!
3. We've selected our activities for the year-- thank you to everyone who filled out the survey and offered to volunteer. Our main activities will include:
Leave the leaves info campaign
Welcome packet for new neighbors
Organizing volunteers for asphalt art projects
We still aim to have a summer hang out (with a different theme from lentils), hopefully revamp kidical mass, and if there's time, organize a walking/biking food tour.
If you want to join the fun, but didn't already sign up to volunteer, just reply to this email with which projects you'd like to work on.
And here are the articles we're reading this month:
What 54 climate adaptation plans say about how communities are preparing (Smart Cities Dive)
ADUs could expand the affordable housing toolkit—if local governments can work through some growing pains (Brookings)
A Seamless Dystopia: What happened to the 21st-century city? (The Nation)
The D.C. region needs to build 87 new homes per day. It’s not close. (WaPo)
See you soon!