The Arts Barn Legacy Campaign is raising funds to refurbish seating in Gaithersburg’s 99-seat upper-level theater, with a fundraising event, “Conversations of Love,” featuring live jazz, wine tasting, and a silent auction scheduled for February 28. (more…)
MoComCon, an all-day, all-ages event celebrating comics, graphic novels, and fandoms, returns to Montgomery County on Saturday, March 22, and Sunday, March 23, at the BlackRock Center for the Arts and Germantown Library. (more…)
The 11th annual ‘Maryland Chicken Wing Festival’ takes place on Saturday, April 5, 2025 from 11am – 7pm at the Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds (1450 General’s Highway, Crownsville, MD).
This Valentine’s Day, the Maryland Zoo is giving you the opportunity to “turn heartbreak into hilarity.” The Zoo shares, “For $5, you can name a pile of animal dung after your ex. It’s the perfect way to talk smack while supporting animal care and conservation.”
The 2025 Oceans Calling Festival will take place on the Ocean City Boardwalk from September 26-28. The three day music and art festival is being put together in partnership with Rockville natives O.A.R, who will also be performing several sets at the event. (more…)
WETA’s real estate series If You Lived Here returns with new episodes for the second half of its fourth season. The mid-season premiere, airing Monday, February 17 at 9 p.m., features Gaithersburg, with visits to the Gaithersburg Community Museum and the National Institute of Standards and Technology Museum. (more…)
The City of Gaithersburg, in partnership with The Peterson Companies and Rio Lakefront, will be hosting the 23rd Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade at rio, located at Rio Boulevard and Grand Corner Avenue.
Henry Winkler’s scheduled appearance at Montgomery College’s Robert E. Parilla Performing Arts Center (51 Mannakee St., Rockville) on March 11, 2025, has been canceled. The event was originally set for October 29, 2024. (more…)
Due to the weather, the delivery of the exhibit was delayed reaching Wheaton. The exhibit will now open to the public on Wednesday, February 19.
The Wonder Years had a successful run from 1988-1993– the show debuted 37 years ago today (January 31st, 2025). Though the series was set in “Anytown, USA”, there have been arguments through the years about where it was actually set. There isn’t a definitive answer, but there is a place that stands out to us…