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What if networking actually felt natural?
Chamba & Pachanga is a high energy, human centered networking experience designed for professionals and entrepreneurs who want real connections without awkward pitches or forced conversations.
This event blends meaningful conversations focused on real challenges and goals with music, culture, and community, creating a space where relationships form organically. Whether you come for the pachanga and stay for the chamba or the other way around, you will experience a fresh approach that turns traditional networking on its head.
We are especially excited to host Chamba & Pachanga as part of the 40th Anniversary celebration of the Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, honoring four decades of impact while building what comes next together.
Tickets and Pricing: Members $30 | Non members $40
Includes delicious appetizers, a $25 gift card from Terra Gaucha, and a great networking format with connections that extend beyond the event.
Event Sponsor $200
Includes two tickets to the event, recognition and a speaking opportunity during the program, mention on MDHCC social media, and logo listing on the event page.
A new way to connect.
A new way to celebrate.
Getting There and Parking
Twinbrook Metro Station on the Red Line is about a 10 to 15 minute walk from the restaurant.
Parking options include paid building parking near the restaurant, Metro parking at Twinbrook Station, and street parking available in the area.
Join us for an evening of Persian classical music featuring some of the finest musicians. The program includes original compositions by Sourena Sefati, performed on Santour by the composer, alongside Roxana Sarrafi (vocalist), Moslem Alipour (Kamancheh), Miead Nikfarjam (Daf), and Amir Manbachi (Tombak).
This concert brings together vocal and instrumental works inspired by the rich traditions of Persian music, presented in an intimate and expressive setting.
Founded on principles of diversity, integrity, and mentorship, the Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Maryland (APABA-MD) serves as a vital bridge connecting Asian Pacific American legal professionals, law students, and the broader community in Rockville and throughout Maryland. As a nonprofit organization and official local affiliate of the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association (NAPABA), APABA-MD represents attorneys and judges from both private practice and public service sectors who share a commitment to community empowerment and social justice.
The heart of APABA-MD's mission centers on promoting quality legal services to the Asian Pacific American community while actively monitoring legislative and judicial actions that impact community welfare. The organization champions equal opportunities and equal treatment for Asian Pacific Americans, working tirelessly to combat discrimination and prejudice through advocacy and education. APABA-MD builds community through regular social and professional events, expungement clinics, and collaborative initiatives with other bar associations and community organizations. By providing mentorship, career guidance, and academic counseling to aspiring Asian American law students, APABA-MD invests in future leaders who will continue advancing the organization's mission of equality and opportunity for all.
Rooted in the Washington Metropolitan Area and headquartered in Rockville, MD, the Korean-American Democratic National Organization (KADNO) represents a unified voice for Korean-American political empowerment and community advancement. Founded on the principle that Korean-American perspectives are essential to the national political dialogue, KADNO connects individuals and organizations across state lines to create meaningful collective impact. The organization recognizes that in today's dynamic political environment, it is vital for the Korean-American community to actively shape policy and representation at all governmental levels. KADNO welcomes participation from diverse backgrounds—whether members seek to volunteer their time, support candidates, or run for office themselves. The organization is deeply committed to building bridges between Korean-American communities and mainstream political institutions, fostering partnerships that benefit both the Korean-American community and the nation. Through education, voter encouragement, and candidate support, KADNO empowers individuals to become active participants in democracy. By connecting local and state Korean-American Democratic groups into a national network, KADNO demonstrates that community strength grows through synergy and shared purpose, creating opportunities for every member to contribute meaningfully to political progress.
Since its establishment in 2004, Damavand Cultural Foundation has been dedicated to bringing together the Iranian community in Rockville, Maryland and the surrounding Washington area to preserve and celebrate the rich legacy of ancient Iranian civilization. Founded by passionate cultural enthusiasts, the organization grew from small initial gatherings into a formally registered non-profit institution in 2010, reflecting the warm reception and strong support from community members. The foundation's mission centers on keeping Iranian cultural traditions alive through meaningful engagement with literature, science, art, and social issues that resonate with both Iranians and the broader community. What sets Damavand Cultural Foundation apart is its steadfast independence and commitment to fostering open dialogue across individual beliefs and perspectives. Members unite around shared cultural goals while maintaining their personal convictions, creating an inclusive environment where diverse viewpoints are respected. Over the years, the foundation has hosted dozens of cultural events featuring distinguished scholars, artists, and researchers, while also honoring important national celebrations and popular Iranian rituals. The organization values collaboration with academic institutions and cultural organizations throughout the region, believing that cross-cultural exchange strengthens community bonds. By serving as a gathering place for Iranians in Rockville, Maryland, and neighboring areas, Damavand Cultural Foundation plays an essential role in maintaining cultural continuity while building bridges with the wider community. The foundation remains committed to recognizing and celebrating Iranian contributions to global culture while encouraging the next generation to appreciate their heritage.