Choral Arts!

We went to Old Town for a Choral Arts Reception. Gala chairs, donors  and supporters gathered for an evening of cocktails and hors d’oeuvres to celebrate the upcoming 35th annual holiday concert and gala, which will be Dec. 14. We snapped the night's hosts, ECS Federal CEO George Wilson with his wife, NTHP’s Ashley Wilson, who opened their lovely home. They're with Rep. Don Beyer’s wife, Megan Beyer, Choral Arts exec director Debra Kraft and supporter Rob Liberatore.

Guests enjoyed wine with artisanal cheeses, grilled chorizo, and garlic shrimp while they mingled in the home, an historic bank with its original vault intact. Here, attorney and travel writer Ellen Boer, Rep. Don Beyer and Choral Arts Board member Karen Schuiling.

On the patio: gala chair Loran Brueggen Aiken, Linden Resources and former Choral Arts bass Brad Spencer, chorus member and former prez Elke Gordan, and MedStar Health’s Nadine Wethington.

Informed Solutions David Flaxman, his wife, Kathy, and Choral Arts artistic director Scott Tucker.

Richelle Castillo & Casie Kiel contributed to this issue.

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