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Kentlands Photography Café Opening December 14

A previous version of this article referred to the newspaper published by The Town Paper as The Town Crier, which is the HOA published newspaper for the Kentlands.

Kentlands Photography Café Opening December 14

The Kentlands Photography Cafe will be open for retail business starting Tuesday December 14. This new venue will serve as a photography gallery, cafe, photography bookstore, wine bar, as well as a space for classes and lectures. The cafe and wine bar will start operating at a later date, which has not yet been announced. 

Per their website, the gallery will be the focal point of the space. They will display a permanent collection of work, plus new photography exhibitions every 6-8 weeks with art from local, national, and international photographers. They plan to host events including opportunities to meet the artists, workshops, book signings, and more. 

The cafe will serve ready-made sandwiches and salads from local chefs, plus house-brewed coffee and wine curated by a local sommelier. They plan to host pop up dinner nights featuring local chefs in addition to wine tasting events. 

The bookstore will offer photography tutorial books, “coffee table” photography books, photography prints, posters, reproductions, and photography magazines. 

The Kentlands Photography Cafe is located at 309 Main St in Gaithersburg and is replacing the Wellspring Skin Care Clinic.  

While they were remodeling, the owner discovered the original signage for the office that used to occupy that space– the Town Paper (publisher of The Town Courier from 2003-2020).  

Photo courtesy of @kentlands_photography_cafe on Instagram

Kentlands Photography Café will be open from noon-8pm Tuesdays-Fridays and 10 am- 5 pm on Saturdays. The Cafe and gallery will be closed on Sundays and Mondays.

You can learn more about the Kentlands Photography Cafe by checking out their websiteInstagram, and facebook. 

Featured photo courtesy of Seth Steinberg. 

By Michelle Katz @pike.and.rozay

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  • Michelle Katz has lived in MoCo for most of her life– she was born and raised in the Gaithersburg area and now lives in Rockville. ⁣

    She is currently a high school art teacher in MCPS. In addition to teaching and working at the MoCoShow, Michelle also runs a local instagram account, @pike.and.rozay, where she features food photography from restaurants in Pike & Rose and the surrounding area. ⁣

    She is passionate about supporting local businesses and enjoys the opportunity to help keep everyone in the MoCo community informed.