EDUCATION
FOHH offers regular events that bring together community members, gardeners, landscape architects and architects, MCM enthusiasts and other curious people to learn about and discuss a variety of subjects. All are free and open to the public.
Ongoing & Upcoming Events
LIVING MODERN - BUILDING COMMUNITY
When? Friday - Sunday, September 13-15, 2024 What? LIVING MODERN - BUILDING COMMUNITY celebrates the career of Charles Goodman, MCM architect and community designer during a three-day symposium. Why? Goodman's whole-community design, his emphasis on siting and creating workable family homes and his impact beyond the design of free-standing homes are the focus of the three-day weekend. Goodman communities in the DMV area are highlighted. Who? Notable speakers and panels will explore Goodman design and how to live in and maintain Goodman-designed homes. The symposium is intended for MCM devotees and design professionals, as well as those who live in Goodman homes. |
Willow Dome
When? Reeds were initially planted Sunday, March 10, 2024, and shaping continues with new growth. What? Planted willow reeds will root, grow and leaf, and gradually be shaped into a dome in Voigt Park. Since traditional play equipment is not possible in Voigt Park due to the Resource Protection Area (RPA), the willow dome is a native plant friendly alternative. Willow Dome is funded by the FOHH. Why? The willow dome will create an oasis, a cozy children's play space or a quiet meditation area. The willow dome represent the strength of the community through engagement and the strength of nature through shaping the reeds into a willow dome. Who? Hollin Hills neighbors and volunteers to plant and shape the reeds. |
Past Events
2024
Little Free Library
When? Saturday, April 13, 2024 What? Community celebration of Earth Day and dedication of the Little Free Library with friends and neighbors in McCalley Park. Little Free Library was funded by FOHH through a grant to the CAHH 75th Anniversary Committee. Why? Plant flowers and support the dedication of the FOHH donated Little Free Library stocked with family friendly books on native plants and gardening for loan. Who? Hollin Hills volunteers to build, set, and stock the library. |
A Friendly Walk in the Park
When? Sunday, April 7, 2024 What? Walk through Voigt Park to identify invasive and native plants. A Friendly Walk in the Park was sponsored by the FOHH. Why? Discover what invasive plants look like, the danger they cause to native habitats, and how parks can thrive after removal of invasive plants. Who? Kayla Cross, Invasive Plant Control, Inc, Mid-Atlantic Regional Supervisor, & Gretchen Spencer, CAHH Parks Committee Chair |
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