Josiah Henson Student Exhibit
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,...
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,...
We all think we know the Big Bad Wolf from the classic fairytales, but what if it’s the same Wolf in both stories? What if the Wolf isn’t so big or so bad? Run time 45 minutes. Thursdays and Fridays at 10:30am; Saturdays and Sundays at 11:30am & 2:30pm.
TOWN HALL ART GALLERY EXHIBIT Val Lewton (1937-2015) “To paint is to see”, August 31, 2026, through January 8, 2027 By Barbara Zeughauser – Town Hall Art Gallery Curator The Somerset...
Local children's author Jessie Atkin will share her latest book, Oodles of Noodles: A Counting Book, a silly, tongue-twisting food and animal adventure in which each animal is paired with a...
IMD and Unity Dance & Movement are joining communities nationwide in celebrating National Dance Day with an accessible afternoon of movement, dance, and community in Bethesda.
The Writer’s Center welcomes writer and longtime Johns Hopkins professor Mark Farrington for a reading from his new novel LOSS OF LIFE and discussion of fiction techniques with former student and author Michelle Brafman....
Screening of award-winning film by Brazilian director Gabriel Mascaro. Free bagels, coffee, and tea. Discussion to follow.
Author Dara Levan will be in the store to sign copies of her new novel, Shaken to the Core, an uplifting story of hope amid heartbreak that explores motherhood, chosen family,...
Join us on Sunday, September 20th from 12–3 PM for an afternoon of food, prizes, and appreciation for the clients, friends, and family who've been part of our first year....
Live Music at Caddies on Cordell
The Mystery/Thriller Book Club will meet to discuss the novel Best Offer Wins by Marisa Kashino, a darkly humorous thriller and an exploration of class, ambition, and the modern housing crisis that asks: how far would you go for the house of your dreams? All are welcome! Please visit the Book Clubs page for sign-up information.