Saturday, July 25
2-3:15 p.m.
144 Church St.
Vienna, Va.

Purchase your ticket here.

10% of proceeds go back to JLNV. Can’t make it to the store that day? Phone and online sales will be permitted starting July 17, just call 703-564-4301 and say code “JLNV” or add code “JLNV” to your online cart.

Sunday, July 19
12-2 p.m.
Lilly Pulitzer
Tysons Galleria
1807G International Dr.
McLean, Va.

Purchase your tickets here. Golf packages and social packages available!

Thursday, Aug. 6
6-11 p.m.
Virginia Golf Center
5801 Clifton Rd.
Union Mill, Va.

 Perfect for nature lovers, gardeners, and anyone looking to make a positive impact!

 Spots are limited—grab your tickets now:
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Arcadia Center for Sustainable Food and Agriculture
9000 Richmond Hwy
Alexandria, VA 22309

Let’s help our pollinators thrive this Earth Day! 

 70% of proceeds from these special menu items will directly support JLNV’s mission to empower women and strengthen our community. 

Raise a glass, share a sweet moment, and be part of something meaningful — all in the elegant ambiance of one of Alexandria’s favorite brasseries.

Our Dec. 8th event will be virtual at 7 p.m.

RSVP here.

Our Nov. 18th event will be virtual at 7 p.m.

RSVP here.

The JLNV’s current focus area is Women Helping Women. This focus area enhances access to essential services and professional development opportunities for women and families. The JLNV endeavors to make a lasting impact by promoting economic stability for women and families in Northern Virginia.

The 2026-27 Grant Application cycle is open until December 7. 

More information about the grant application cycle can be found here. You can access the application here.

Plan to attend our Information Session on Oct. 29, at 1 p.m. to learn more.

RSVP here.

 70% of proceeds from these special menu items will directly support JLNV’s mission to empower women and strengthen our community. 

Raise a glass, share a sweet moment, and be part of something meaningful — all in the elegant ambiance of one of Alexandria’s favorite brasseries.

The JLNV dessert will be Yuzu Cheesecake with Macadamia Nut Crumble, Whipped Valrhona White Chocolate, and Passion Fruit Pineapple Sorbet. You won’t want to miss it!

A Community Conversation on Women’s Well-being and Advocacy

Join us on Saturday, March 21, from 9-11 am for a thoughtful discussion and an opportunity to connect with community leaders committed to advancing women’s well-being across Northern Virginia. This community conversation, hosted by JLNV in partnership with George Mason University Gender and Policy Center, will bring together local elected officials, researchers, and community members for a thoughtful panel discussion about the realities women face every day — and the policies and community solutions that can help support them.

Following the panel, participants will move into interactive breakout discussions, where attendees will connect, share experiences, and explore practical ideas for strengthening support systems for women across our region focused on the daily pressures many women experience around mental overload, caregiving, invisible labor, and economic strain.

This event is free and open to the public. Space is limited, advance registration is required. Secure your free ticket here. Light breakfast (pastries, coffee & tea) will be provided.

Getting to Van Metre Hall:

• Garage Parking is available for a fee at Van Metre Parking Garage, Founders Way North, Arlington, 22226. (No street number provided)
• Metro access is a 5 minute walk from Van Metre Hall at Virginia Square – GMU which is serviced by Silver and Orange Metro lines.

Past Events

The Junior League of Northern Virginia hosted a powerful morning of connection, reflection, and inspiration focused on how women can reduce stress, avoid burnout, and truly thrive.

Held on Saturday, November 15 at the Lyon Park Community Center in Arlington, the event brought together women from across Northern Virginia to explore the pressures women face today—from balancing careers and caregiving to navigating financial responsibilities and societal expectations. Through thoughtful conversation and shared experiences, attendees opened the dialogue on releasing the pressure of “doing it all” and replacing it with community, clarity, and self-compassion.

Guests enjoyed a meaningful breakfast experience featuring guest speaker Dr. Vickye Hayter, as well as interactive activities designed to encourage reflection and connection. Participants created vision boards, took part in a “Pass the Wisdom” book exchange, and engaged in guided exercises focused on gratitude and personal well-being.

Together, the event helped foster a culture where women’s mental well-being is prioritized, responsibilities are shared, and no one feels like they have to navigate life’s challenges alone.

Speaker Information:

Dr. Vickye Hayter is a licensed clinical marriage and family therapist and registered nurse. She owns a private practice in Kensington, MD. Her 25+ years of experience in health care as a business consultant, public health nurse, health educator, and maternal child health specialist in various settings provides her with a systemic perspective of healthcare delivery and health outcomes.

She obtained a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Master of Health Science from the University of Arkansas, and a Master of Couple and Family Therapy from the University of Maryland. She just completed her PhD in Nursing from George Mason University. Her research focus is trauma informed care.

Vickye has been married for 25 years, has 4 children, and resides in N. Bethesda, MD.