VSDC offers a wide variety of events and activities. See listings below for upcoming events and check our Meetup page for full listings and to RSVP.
Please join the Veg Society of DC Book Club discussion of Super Fly: The Unexpected Lives of the World's Most Successful Insects by Jonathan Balcombe. The author, a former VSDC board member, plans to join us online! “Balcombe provides an entertaining tour of the world of flies, from tiny midges and fruit flies to the …
VSDC Book Club discusses “Super Fly” with author Jonathan Balcombe! (online) Read More »
Join us for a VSDC evening stroll to socialize while being active and exploring the city! Walkers of all speeds are welcome; no one will be left behind. For our first group walk on **Thursday, June 30th**, we will meet near the outside seating of the Starbucks in Dupont Circle (1501 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, …
VSDC Group Walk: Dupont Circle / Georgetown in DC Read More »
Join us for a game of Drawasaurus! Similar to the popular game Pictionary, Drawasaurus is a drawing & guessing game you can play on your phone, tablet or PC. Do your best to draw the word you are given while players try to guess it! You'll need to be able to receive an email from …
Please join us for VSDC's third bike ride in Columbia, MD with a pit stop at Brewing Good (the vegan coffee shop) and optional post bike lunch at Great Sage. We will start at Elkhorn Branch Trail towards Lake Elkhorn. From the lake, we will take Patuxent Branch Trail to Savage Mill. We will have …
VSDC Biking in Columbia, MD with post bike lunch at Great Sage. Read More »
Join us for a VSDC remote game night featuring Fishbowl. Fishbowl is a fun and fast-paced virtual guessing game mash up. Note: This game is best played on a desktop or laptop computer. The game room will be opened at 7:50 pm for those who need a little extra time getting set up and then …
Everyone from seasoned vegan chefs to those who have yet to cook a vegan dish are invited to this kick-off vegan potluck lunch co-sponsored by VSDC and the Takoma Park Silver Spring (TPSS) Co-op. Bring a vegan dish that you prepared - or bought (salad, bread/spread, main or side dish, dessert) to share and your …
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This is a fun 6-mile run that starts and ends at Blue Bottle Coffee in Georgetown. We will do an out and back, 6-mile run on the Capital Crescent Trail, but feel free to extend or shorten. All levels of runners are welcome. Weather: Be prepared! We will run rain or shine, but if conditions …
Vegan Fun Run: Blue Bottle Coffee. Capital Crescent Trail. 6.0 miles Read More »
Join us for a VSDC remote game night featuring Scattergories. Scattergories is a creative-thinking word game where the objective is to score points by uniquely naming objects within a set of categories, given an initial letter, within a time limit. Have pen and paper handy to jot down your answers. You'll need to be able …
Join us for a VSDC remote game night featuring Codenames. Codenames is an award-winning word game where two teams compete by each having a "Spymaster" give clues that can point to one or more words on the board. Teammates attempt to guess their team's words while avoiding the words of the other team. The first …
Please join the Veg Society of DC Book Club discussion of Beastly Things: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery by Donna Leon. In the 21st of this now 31-book series, a body is found floating in a canal in Venice. “Brunetti soon discovers that the man was a veterinarian, Andrea Nava, who also worked part-time at …
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Join us for a game of Drawasaurus! Similar to the popular game Pictionary, Drawasaurus is a drawing & guessing game you can play on your phone, tablet or PC. Do your best to draw the word you are given while players try to guess it! You'll need to be able to receive an email from …
Please join the Veg Society of DC Book Club discussion of Under a White Sky: The Nature of the Future by Elizabeth Kolbert. “A sobering and realistic look at humankind’s perhaps misplaced faith that technology can work with nature to produce a more livable planet.” —Library Journal To participate you must read at least half …
