Have you ever wanted to go on a scavenger hunt—one that makes you look at your old and familiar neighborhoods anew or gets you out to explore ones you’ve yet to visit?

Join Read & Run on the Road organizer Chelsey Grassfield for ~3 mile, easy-paced fun runs inspired by DC Scavenger every Monday in April at 6pm in a different neighborhood!

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Have you ever wanted to go on a scavenger hunt—one that makes you look at your old and familiar neighborhoods anew or gets you out to explore ones you’ve yet to visit?

Join Read & Run on the Road organizer Chelsey Grassfield for ~3 mile, easy-paced fun runs inspired by DC Scavenger every Monday in April at 6pm in a different neighborhood!

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Have you ever wanted to go on a scavenger hunt—one that makes you look at your old and familiar neighborhoods anew or gets you out to explore ones you’ve yet to visit?

Join Read & Run on the Road organizer Chelsey Grassfield for ~3 mile, easy-paced fun runs inspired by DC Scavenger every Monday in April at 6pm in a different neighborhood!

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Join Read & Run on the Road organizer Chelsey Grassfield for this special day of back-to-back events with author Joanna Hill!

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Join Read & Run on the Road organizer Chelsey Grassfield for this special day of back-to-back events with author Joanna Hill!

Have you ever wanted to go on a scavenger hunt—one that makes you look at your old and familiar neighborhoods anew or gets you out to explore ones you’ve yet to visit?

Join Read & Run on the Road organizer Chelsey Grassfield for ~3 mile, easy-paced fun runs inspired by DC Scavenger every Monday in April at 6pm in a different neighborhood!

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On this 4.3 mile, easy-paced book club run, join organizer Chelsey Stone to explore the neighborhood haunts of the individuals narrated in three of the fourteen chapters in Edward P. Jones’s Lost in the City: “The First Day,” “Lost in the City”, and “The Night Rhonda Ferguson was Killed.”

On this 4.5 mile, easy-paced running tour, we’ll explore Arlington through the eyes of Charlie Clark, a native Arlingtonian who wrote the “Our Man in Arlington” Column for the Falls Church News-Press.