Be One of the First 100 Friends to Get Tickets to iPic!

Be One of the First 100 Friends to Get Tickets to iPic!

by Rebecca Hertz 0 Comment
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Are you a member of Friends of White Flint? 

Want to check out the new iPic Movie Theater at Pike & Rose?

Well you’re in luck…..

The first 100 members of Friends of White Flint who email us at info@whiteflint.org will receive tickets to Pike & Rose’s community movie night on Tuesday, December 9th at the iPic Movie Theater.

The community movie night will begin at 5:30 pm, where guests will see one of three pre-selected movies and receive a complimentary dinner. As an added bonus, pre-movie drinks will be provided by City Perch Kitchen & Bar.

To be eligible for these tickets, you must be a member of Friends of White Flint. Not a member yet? Click here to join Friends for free to qualify. Friends, please email info@whiteflint.org by Friday, December 5th to receive the tickets.

Why Join Friends of White Flint?

Friends of White Flint is the only independent organization working toward the successful redevelopment of the White Flint Sector. In addition, no other organization covers the entire range of stakeholders like Friends of White Flint.  We welcome all- residents, civic/ community associations, businesses, property owners, and developers.  This approach allows us to truly advocate for the big picture – so that White Flint is great for everyone who wants to live, work and play here.

Membership is free for residents and on a sliding scale for other membership categories. For more information about our membership opportunities, click here.

 

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Rebecca Hertz

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Rebecca Hertz is the Assistant Executive Director of Friends of White Flint. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in International Development and Social Change from Clark University, Worcester Massachusetts in 2012. She completed her Master’s Degree from Clark University, as well, in Community Development and Planning in 2013. She is interested in how built environments impact the health and growth of communities. Prior to this role, she worked as a youth worker and mentor for several non-profit organizations in Maryland and Massachusetts. She grew up in Rockville, MD and has recently moved back to the region.

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