Join the Ivy social club and Bruce McBarnette for an

Hillwood Museum visit, 
Energy sessions, lunch

Saturday, March 23, 2024

Meet at Sukyo Mahikari Center
4479 Connecticut Ave.
Washington, DC

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When: Saturday, March 23, 10:00am to 2:30pm

Where: Meet in front of the wellness center at 4479 Connecticut Ave., NW, Washington, DC

Cost: Hike, energy sessions, and appetizers are free. Pay for your own lunch.

Join the Ivy Social Club, Princeton Club, Class of 80, and Bruce McBarnette (Princeton Club) on a visit to the Hillwood Museum, followed by complimentary energy sessions at a wellness center and lunch at a Vietnamese restaurant.

Schedule -

10:00 AM: We will meet in front of the wellness center at 4479 Connecticut Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20008. We will walk 1 mile to the Hillwood Museum.

10:30am: We will arrive at the historic Hillwood Museum, 4155 Linnean Ave., NW. which was the former residence of its founder, the famous businesswoman and philanthropist Marjorie Merriweather Post. The museum is know for its gardens and French and Russian art. If you prefer not to walk, you may meet us at the museum. at 10:30am. Parking is limited. Admission is $15 with our group which is under the name “Bruce McBarnette.”

12:45pm: We will return to 4479 Connecticut Ave. for complimentary energy sessions, where practitioners radiate energy from their hand held a foot away from the recipient.

1:45pm: We will go to Viet Chopsticks restaurant, 4303 Connecticut Ave., NW. Bruce will provide appetizers. Pay for your own lunch.

All of our meeting locations are within 0.7 miles from the Van Ness Metro.

There is meter parking along Connecticut Avenue and free parking along Albemarle Street.

The Yale Club of Washington, DC offers this event to our members and alumni.  However, we do ask for your support in one or both of the following ways: 

1)      Please become a member if you are not one already. 

2)      Donate to the Yale Club of Washington, DC (see option on registration page). 

Membership dues and donations are both critical income sources for the Club, which enable Club operations, programs, and financial viability.