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Born to Caribbean heritage and trained in the discipline of classical music, brothers Malcom and Umoja fuse reggae classics, American pop, and original compositions into an unforgettable live performance. Backed by a DJ and drummer, their sound is dynamic, rhythmic, and deeply expressive.
Winners of the Emerging Artist Award at the International Reggae and World Music Awards (IRAWMA) and proteges of the acclaimed Black Violin, Sons of Mystro represent the future of contemporary music—where tradition meets innovation.
Join us for an evening of artistic excellence, cultural fusion, and a live performance experience that transcends genre.
For tickets and information, visit www.montgomerycollege.edu/PAC or call the box office at 240-567-5301.
Book lovers, bargain hunters, and Walter Johnson HS families — mark your calendars. (more…)
Hello Betty Bethesda proudly introduces an upscale Afternoon Tea Service, where timeless elegance meets modern coastal charm.
Delight in a curated selection of premium teas, delicate finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones, and artful pastries—each crafted to be savored slowly and shared generously. Whether celebrating a special occasion or simply elevating your afternoon, our tea service is an invitation to pause, sip, and indulge in something beautifully refined.
Now pouring at Pike & Rose every Thursday-Sunday with seatings at 1PM and 3PM.
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Kentlands resident Tanya Anisimova welcomes spring with the music of Rachmaninoff, Schubert and her own composition at the Arts Barn on March 7. An acclaimed cellist and interpreter of Bach […]
Montgomery County attracted a series of corporate expansions and relocations over the past year, signaling continued business growth despite federal budget cuts that challenged local economies across the region. Long recognized as the #3 largest biopharma cluster in the nation, and a hub for technology, defense, advanced satellite communications, and national headquarters, the County continued to appeal to established employers seeking to expand operations and create high-paying jobs.
Among the year’s most significant announcements was AstraZeneca’s announcement of a $2 billion investment in the state of Maryland, including the expansion of its operations in Montgomery County by building a state-of-the-art clinical manufacturing facility in Gaithersburg. The project follows the company’s $300 million cell therapy manufacturing site that opened in Rockville last spring and is expected to generate 100 new jobs while expanding its research and development presence. Nuclear technology developer X-energy also deepened its commitment to the County, consolidating two Rockville offices into a new 125,000-square-foot headquarters in Gaithersburg. The company plans to retain 260 employees and create more than 525 high-skilled positions over the next six years. (more…)
HomeWorks is a new curated furniture +home decor store in Bethesda, featuring thoughtfully sourced pieces for a layered, lived-in home.
Presidents’ Day Sale starts Feb 13. Up to 25% off storewide.
Shop in-store for sofas, lighting, rugs, styling pieces + more — with new arrivals added weekly.
We also offer in-store Shop Consults for furnishing guidance and Full-Service Interior Design through @blacksaltinteriordesign.
4920 Fairmont Avenue Bethesda, MD
Visit + shop the showroom
February is a reminder of what we value most — and that includes the future we’re building.Now is an ideal time to review your financial strategy and make sure your plans are aligned with the goals that matter to you.
At The Monitor Group, we specialize in:
✅ Tax Planning Strategies
✅ Investment Management
✅ Personalized Financial Planning
Give your future the attention it deserves this Valentine’s Day—start shaping a financial plan that supports every chapter ahead.
Great coaches don’t just teach sports—they help kids believe in themselves. That’s what Coach Butch Worden has been doing for decades across Montgomery County. (more…)
The first Feast & Fettle deliveries have now arrived in homes across Montgomery County, and members are already feeling the difference. Evenings are starting to feel a little lighter, now that dinner no longer comes with a long list of tasks.
One mother shared that for the first time in months her family sat down together for three nights in a row without reaching for the takeout menu. Another member said she finally has the energy to enjoy her evenings instead of spending them cleaning the kitchen. These are the kinds of quiet but meaningful shifts that happen when a warm, fully prepared meal is ready and waiting at the end of the day.
Montgomery County has always felt like a natural fit for Feast & Fettle. It is a community full of busy families, caring neighbors, and professionals who care deeply about quality and consistency. From the beginning, it was clear that this region was not looking for another subscription box or quick fix. People here were looking for something better.
That is why every Feast & Fettle meal is made in small batches by the company’s in-house culinary team using fresh, high-quality ingredients. The weekly rotating menu offers a variety of choices for adults and children alike, with no prep work or cleanup required. There is no guesswork involved. Just real food, thoughtfully prepared and delivered with care.
Feast & Fettle’s regional facility is now up and running to serve Montgomery County reliably. It has already created local jobs and is designed with long-term investment in mind. When the company enters a new area, the goal is not just to serve meals. It is to show up in a way that truly supports the community.
Even before the first deliveries were made in Montgomery County, the team was working with local partners to provide meals to furloughed federal workers. For Feast & Fettle, this kind of outreach is not extra. It is essential. Because food is not only about nourishment. It is also about comfort and about being there for others in moments that matter.
Whether someone is new to the service or still considering it, Feast & Fettle is here to help make evenings more manageable and mealtime more meaningful.
Dinner should not just fill a plate. It should bring people back to themselves and back to one another.
New members receive their second week free by using code LOCALNEWSNETWORK at checkout or following the link here: Feast & Fettle