Can You Feel The Surge? We are just one week away from our wonderful village July 4th Celebrations, with this year theme of !!!Dickeyville Rocks!!! What’s happening now? The 2016 T-shirts are coming in next week Jack is busy printing tickets and lasering wine glasses and flutes Tyson
Many of our Maryland friends ask when they can see Joan McCready and I perform. Here’s an opportunity. As part of Dickeyville 4th July celebrations, to mark the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, the pair of us will present a program of
Every Tuesday morning, other than around the Winter Solstice and between Memorial and Labor Day, there’s a Coffee Hour for Dickeyvillains. As we near the summer and the end of coffee until next fall, and as I face the bittersweet prospect of going back to
By Karen Langenberg & Jack Hoagland We are delighted to present 7 design options for the new Dickeyville Flag, all created and offered up by members of our community. Bravo and thanks, designers, for your time, effort, and very thoughtful contributions!! Click on images for
Come join us for a wonderful event combining both the Dickey Memorial Presbyterian Church Spring Treasure Sale and the Dickeyville Garden Club Spring Plant Sale. Support both organizations in the lovely setting of Dickeyville. All proceeds from the plant sale go to support the DGC with its community and environmental enhancement
Dickeyville is fortunate to house many individuals with diverse professional backgrounds and life experiences. In 2014, there was a conversation brewing about the potential to harness this collective knowledge by sharing experiences amongst other villagers. In early 2015, Don Langenberg and former resident, Pat Hawthorne stepped up to
Last week Dickeyvillians heard a presentation about the rhetoric of the Book of Revelations and how it relates to modern superhero, sci-fi and fantasy media. Delivered by Reverend Jennifer Barchi, a pastor at the Dickey Memorial Presbyterian Church, Dickeyville residents had the following comments: “Thank you
By Cassie Sherman-Marks Last Saturday, a many-years-old Dickeyville tradition repeated itself in the form of our annual Easter Egg Hunt. Informally organized each year by a parent who volunteers, this hunt tends to take place in the section of Gwynns Falls Leakin Park adjacent the waterfall
By Cassie Sherman-Marks. This week, a group of parents in Dickeyville organized our first monthly Family Meet-Up – an event designed for parents and their children to get to know and catch up with each other, to which all neighbors are welcome. The meet-up occurred
Dickeyville residents were honored to watch neighbor Joan McCready perform her one-woman show, Lady Coole where she shares stories, in character, of Lady Gregory’s long, eventful personal life and colorful public career. Joan and director husband, Sam have taken the show across the States and in the