Thirteen years ago, a small group of individuals in California decided to devote a Wednesday evening to the spirit of sharing through meditation and reflection. Over time, the vibrations created during that single evening multiplied and rippled into a weekly gathering as more individuals joined the circle of sharing and created what has become known as "Wednesdays."

During the past thirteen years, Wednesday evenings in Silicon Valley have planted seeds of inner transformation not only through the meditation, but also through the special guest speakers that are invited to join once in a while. Individuals have left their .Wednesday. feeling not only inspired and renewed, but also more proactive about bringing change into their lives as well as their communities.

Now, "Wednesdays" has begun to bloom in the nation's capitol, in the heart of Columbia Heights (Washington, DC) at BloomBars. The format goes like this ...

To join, simply register in the right column and you'll be emailed the details. There is no charge and no one is expected to bring anything. People organically "pay-it-forward" to the world in their own ways.

About BloomBars

BloomBars is not something you can easily describe. Some have called it an artist and non-profit incubator, performance space, art gallery, theater, dance studio, screening room, youth academy, and center for health, wellness, and community engagement-They were all correct. Both innovative and old-school wisdom, BloomBars is turning a concept to unite communities through the arts into a model for energizing and inspiring communities to strive for personal and collective progress. Established in 2008 in Washington, DC.s burgeoning Columbia Heights neighborhood, BloomBars is driven by a volunteer team of artists, educators, and community and business leaders. Redefining the perception of a bar, BloomBars does not serve or allow alcohol on its premises fostering a safe and family-friendly environment. Q&A With John Chambers