Hundreds of student musicians from across Montgomery County came together at Albert Einstein High School on Saturday, October 24, for the 5th annual MCPS Marching Band Showcase.
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The DMV Chocolate and Coffee Festival will return to Montgomery County on November 7 and 8 at the Adventist HealthCare Fieldhouse in Boyds/Germantown with a Virginia event the following weekend.
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A home for sale in Olney is getting attention for a basement that looks like it could have been transported straight out of a neighborhood tavern. A video of the bar can be seen below.
Silver Branch Rockville Beerworks will host its 2nd Annual Ren Fest on Saturday, November 7, with a full day of Renaissance-themed festivities at the brewery in Derwood/Rockville (off of E Gude Dr.).
CBS’s Ghosts returns with a one-hour Halloween special on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 9pm, with the hit comedy carrying a notable Montgomery County connection with two of its stars being graduates of Rockville’s Thomas S. Wootton High School.
A benefit concert featuring members of O.A.R. that was scheduled for Monday, October 26, in support of Wootton High School has been postponed due to illness.
Actress Connie Britton, who spent her early childhood in Rockville, Maryland, stars in the new Hulu mystery series Phony, which premiered on Tuesday, October 20. (more…)
Springbrook High School graduate and Silver Spring-raised Michael Ealy will portray Malcolm X in The Greatest, Prime Video’s upcoming biographical limited series about Muhammad Ali.
One of Gaithersburg’s longtime Halloween traditions is back for another season, with new additions to the display and the return of its annual fundraiser for Make-A-Wish. A video of the display can be seen below.
Maryland food and travel creator Nomtastic Kim is back with another list, this time moving away from restaurant recommendations and highlighting nine fun date ideas that don’t revolve around dinner.
With Halloween just over a week away, families are once again revisiting seasonal favorites, including the Disney Channel classic Halloweentown. For Montgomery County viewers, the movie comes with a local connection, Kimberly J. Brown, who starred as Marnie Piper, grew up in Gaithersburg.