EVENTS & CONNECTING

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ANC3/4G

All ANC3/4G regular, special, standing committee, and task force meetings are open to the public. 

• Summer recess. Next meeting Sept. 14, 2026.

ANC3/4G video archive available at: YouTube Channel ANC3G

Chevy Chase Community Association (CCCA)

• Saturday, September 19, 1-4pm. Chevy Chase Day. To be held on the Civic Core grounds (Library/Community Center).

CCCA video archive available at: CCCA YouTube Channel

Chevy Chase Main Street

• Saturday, September 12, 4-10pm. Chevy Chase Main Street to Join DC's Art All Night Celebration. Up and down Conn. Ave between Livingston St and Chevy Chase Circle.

Historic Chevy Chase DC (HCCDC) 

HCCDC video archive is available at: HCCDC YouTube Channel

Jazz @ Wesley

• Saturday, August 22, 6:30-8:30pm. Jen Krupa Quartet: Melba Liston Tribute. Tickets are $20 and a meal service is available for an additional $15. See more info.

Jazz @ Wesley past highlights from monthly concerts.

Northwest Neighbors Village (NNV) 

NNV Virtual Speaker Series archive available for free at: Vimeo.

See the full NNV calendar of events.

Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE)

OSSE video archive is available at: OSSE YouTube Channel

ONGOING EVENTS

Avalon Movie Theatre

• View all current and upcoming movie and special event selections.

Chevy Chase Farmers Market (located at Lafayette E.S.)

• Saturday - Farmers Market from 9am-1pm all year. Providing high-quality food and promoting sustainable agricultural practices, and economic opportunities for local vendors.

DC Public Library

• An events calendar for the entire DCPL system. 

Friends of the Library (FOLio)

• Saturday - Used Book Shop, supporting the Chevy Chase Library, from 10am-5pm all year. Operated by Friends of the Chevy Chase DC Library, located on the library's 2nd floor (5625 Conn. Ave. NW).

Politics and Prose

• A calendar of book/author events 

Politics and Prose video archive is available on its YouTube Channel

NEW! August Issue of Chevy Chase News & Notes

The August issue of Chevy Chase News & Notes includes:

NEWS & EVENTS

• Art All Night Program Taking Shape with Packed Schedule of Performances and Art Showcases - Sept. 12, 4-10pm
• Bear Carving Brings New Life to Lafayette-Pointer Park
• Magruder's Expands Product Selection with Renovation
• Chevy Chase DC Day Returns Saturday, September 19, 1-4pm 
• Only Two Competitive Races in 2026 ANC3/4G Elections
• Murch E.S. Names Interim Principal

FEATURES

• Local Estate Sale Uncovers Valuable Sam Gilliam Painting
• Lions, Giraffes, Zebras…Oh My! - Chevy Chase Family Takes Their 5-Year-Old on the Safari of a Lifetime
• Not Your Typical Trip Story: Before You Go, A Few Things You Might Not Have Known
• Historic Call Box Celebrates Three Chevy Chase Artists Who Shaped the Washington Color School
• Longtime Chevy Chase Resident and Safeway Worker Gerry Kenealy Passes Away
• Absurdist Photo Of The Month 

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SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS

In addition to known social media platforms such as Instagram, Chevy Chase has two widely used  social media outlets that are open and welcoming to all community members that post in real time. They are slightly different from each other and seem to have varying audience types. So, in addition to Instagram, here is a brief rundown on these two platforms and their type of content, the number of members they have, and how they operate.

• Chevy Chase Chatter - A members only Facebook group. It is the fastest growing and most timely social media outlet concentrating on Chevy Chase. It was started in August 2018 by local resident Stacy Beck, and as of July 8, 2026 it has 4,813 subscribers. It is unique in that it provides Chevy Chase residents with unedited communications in real time, without needing to wait for moderator approval, editing, and posting. Posts vary, but it is the most family oriented of all neighborhood forums while still including topics of critical neighborhood interest. Personal attacks on private individuals or hate speech will be removed.
• NextDoor - Launched in the U.S. in 2011, it has over 12,000 members residing in the greater Chevy Chase area within DC boundaries. Members are connected based on their addresses and grouped into local neighborhoods (e.g., the area designated as West Chevy Chase DC has 2,835 members as of June 5, 2025). It provides unedited real-time communication with neighbors. Members can post to their own or several neighborhoods at once.  Posts include local news & events, buying/selling, and service recommendations. Rules govern what members can publish.