Evermay’s Mind and Meaning program offers events and experiences designed to explore the connections among personal growth, creativity, and community. Evermay sparks discovery, nurtures well-being, and fosters meaningful connection.
We are excited to offer a yoga series on Evermay’s picturesque grounds. These sessions are designed to support well-being, mindfulness, and intentionality in Evermay’s unique, welcoming space.
Whether you’re brand new to yoga or a regular practitioner, all are welcome.
Together we’ll experience soft, flowing movement and mindful breathing led by instructor Jordan-Leigh Harrington. Jordan-Leigh has been practicing and teaching yoga for nearly a decade and believes yoga is more than just movement – it’s about community, connection, and the gentle remembrance that we’re never truly alone.
The Great Questions Studio is a four-week workshop at Evermay in Georgetown for people interested in exploring life’s big questions through curated readings, dialogue, and reflective discussion.
Facilitated by Rev. Dr. Karissa Thacker of Union Theological Seminary, drawing on her experience having led conversations on spirituality and meaning at Columbia University.
Thursdays, 6:00–7:30 PM
Free parking is available on-site. Wine, beer, soft drinks and light snacks included.
Registration: Available as a full-series bundle or single drop-in sessions.
Still have questions? Check out our FAQS here.
This spring, Evermay launches a new speaker series—bringing leading thinkers into conversation on our historic Georgetown estate.
7:00–8:30 PM conversation, Q&A, and optional book signing. Doors open at 6:00 PM.
Ticket price includes complimentary valet parking as well as light bites and beverages (selection of beer, wine, soft drinks). Must be 21+ to consume alcoholic beverages.
Earlier
Join us for a conversation with Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Jodi Kantor on her new book How to Start, exploring how we navigate uncertainty, build meaningful careers, and move forward with purpose.
Earlier
Astrophysicist and former NASA space scientist Hakeem Oluseyi kicked off the speaker series with an exploration of the science shaping space exploration and what it could mean for humanity’s future beyond Earth—including the realities of deep space travel and the possibility of intergenerational missions.
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