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Josiah Henson Student Exhibit

Josiah Henson Museum and Park 11410 Old Georgetown Road, North Bethesda

French school student exhibit and website "Footsteps Toward Freedom: Honoring Local Lives" at the Josiah Henson Museum. The exhibit, opening on June 4, will be available for viewing through Sept,...

$5 – $7

B-CC English Conversation Club

B-CC English Conversation Club
B-CC Regional Services Center 4805 Edgemoor Lane, 2nd Floor, Bethesda

Join us every Wednesday at the B-CC Regional Services Center to practice conversational English in small groups. Share your experiences and culture with other non-native English speakers in a friendly environment. For more information, please view our flyer here.

Virtual International Translation Day Celebration: Nao-Cola Yamazaki and Asako Yuzuki with translators Charlotte Goff and Ecre Karadag

The Writer's Center 4508 Walsh Street, Bethesda

The Writer’s Center welcomes Charlotte Goff and Ecre Karadag for a FREE virtual chat to celebrate International Translation Day. Charlotte and Ecre will discuss the joys and challenges of translating Fiction with Charlotte Goff’s translation of Nao-Cola Yamazaki’s Beautiful Distance and Ecre Karadag’s translation of Asako Yuzuki’s Mari the Unwonderful Witch (Puffin UK). RSVP below to receive login information (our virtual events are held...

John A. Jenkins – Summer of ’71: Five Months That Changed America

Wonderland Books 7920B Norfolk Avenue, Bethesda

Award-winning journalist and author John A. Jenkins will discuss his new book, Summer of '71: Five Months That Changed America, that explores the people and institutions that contributed to disrupting the status quo during the Summer of ’71. The book invites reader to question whether America is preordained to repeat cycles, or if we can recognize that...

UB40 The Unstoppable Tour 2026

The Music Center at Strathmore

Four decades of chart-topping reggae-pop hits, including “Red Red Wine,” fuel a high-energy concert of signature songs.