Burtonsville Day will return on Saturday, September 19, at the Marilyn J. Praisner Library and Community Recreation Center.
This year’s event, themed “Building a Better Community Together,” will begin with a parade from 10am to 11am. The procession will start at Paint Branch High School and travel to the Praisner Center.
A community festival will follow from 11am to 3pm, featuring food trucks, local vendors, international cuisine, crafts and exhibitors. The event will also include children’s activities and live music, dance and martial arts performances.
Montgomery County agencies and nonprofit organizations will be on hand to provide information about health screenings, public safety resources, constituent services and other programs.
Old Columbia Pike will be closed between Old Briggs Chaney Rd near Paint Branch High School and the Praisner Center from 9:30am until approximately 11:30am. Perrywood Dr will also be closed between Carson Dr and Old Columbia Pike from 9:30am until approximately 11am.
Attendees who live nearby are encouraged to walk, bike or use another car-free option. Those driving should plan to arrive before the Old Columbia Pike closure begins at 9:30am. Free parking will be available at Benjamin Banneker Middle School.
