Saints Row Brewing is set to host one final celebration of Montgomery County’s craft beer community before closing its doors permanently, with MoCo LagerFest scheduled for April 18 in Gaithersburg.
Saints Row Brewing is set to host one final celebration of Montgomery County’s craft beer community before closing its doors permanently, with MoCo LagerFest scheduled for April 18 in Gaithersburg.
Hometown Holidays will return to Rockville Town Center this spring, bringing two days of live music, food, and family-friendly activities to the heart of the city.
The City of Rockville is set to host its 5th Annual Skate Jam on Saturday, April 18 at Rockville Skate Park, with a full day of free activities planned from 9am to 5pm.
The Butterfly Experience is back at Brookside Gardens, offering visitors a chance to step inside a vibrant, living exhibit filled with hundreds of butterflies from around the world. The seasonal attraction opened Wednesday, April 1 and will run through Monday, September 7, 2026. A video of the experience can be seen below.
A longtime Kentlands tradition is returning next week with a community-driven twist, as a local bar crawl will once again bring residents together for a good cause.
Rio Lakefront will kick off its summer season with a family-friendly Season Opener on Saturday, May 2, featuring the return of its carousel and paddleboats along with a two-day artisan market and activities along the boardwalk.
The Montgomery County Agricultural Fair is set to return to Gaithersburg from August 14-22, bringing nine days of rides, food, competitions, and high-energy entertainment to one of the county’s most anticipated annual events.
The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is rolling back into Montgomery County this spring, bringing its signature mix of themed treats and merchandise to Pike & Rose in North Bethesda. A appearance in Baltimore will also take lace later this month.
The King Barn Dairy MOOseum at South Germantown Recreational Park will reopen for the 2026 season on Saturday, May 2, welcoming visitors back to one of Montgomery County’s most unique historic attractions.
Montgomery County Public Libraries are marking a major milestone this year, celebrating 75 years with a wide range of events happening across the county through the spring and summer. The special edition 75th anniversary library card has also been a hit.
Montgomery County’s own Pedro Night and Walter Alvarado are bringing their rapidly growing multicultural event, Adobo, back to Nationals Park for its second annual day party.