New Starbucks in Gaithersburg Update
Construction on the new Starbucks at the Spectrum in Gaithersburg is progressing. The location is expected to open by the end of the year.
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Locally Crafted, a retail shop that carries original art and artisan goods created exclusively by local makers,is now open at 125 Boardwalk Place (formerly Ann Taylor) at Rio in Gaithersburg.
According to owners Stacey Hammer & Heather Luxenberg, some of the unique products they will feature include art, jewelry, home décor, personal wellness (candles, body care, etc), fiber art, fashion accessories, pottery & ceramics, and gourmet treats.
Montgomery County will Keep Shared Streets Open until Nov. 28, 2021
For Immediate Release: Tuesday, August 24, 2021
Takoma Park Street Festival Returns October 3rd
Main Street Takoma has announced that the Takoma Park Street Festival will be held on Sunday, October 3, from 10am-5pm. More information at www.mainstreettakoma.org/featured-events/takoma-park-street-festival/
New Mobile Coffee Stand in Silver Spring
Flower Coffee Collective is now open at 8805 Flower Ave in Silver Spring (in front of El Gavilan Restaurant).
New Marshalls in Gaithersburg Square Opens This Thursday
The grand opening for the new Marshalls at 558 N. Frederick Ave in Gaithersburg is this Thursday, August 5th.
Council Enacts Authorization for Businesses in Downtown Silver Spring to Form a Business Improvement District
Per Montgomery County;
Montgomery County Council Meets Today to Discuss Updated COVID-19 Guidelines, Expanded 5G Infrastructure, Establishing a Silver Spring Business Improvement District, and More
Per Montgomery County:
New Food Truck DM Sliders Coming Soon to MoCo
DM Sliders, a food truck specializing in burgers, will be coming soon to Montgomery County.
Burn Bootcamp Coming to Rockville Burn Boot Camp is coming to 1170 Rockville Pike in Rockville this fall. Burn has over 400 locations worldwide and this will be the first […]
Novel Books in Clarksburg Has Closed
Novel Books at 23330 Frederick Rd has permanently closed. A sign on the door from owner Patrick Darby reads, “My Parkinson’s diagnosis in 2018 left me financially vulnerable. The pandemic lockdown killed the business because the bulk of the sales were offsite conventions, which haven’t returned yet”