Caregiving for Aging Parents
If you feel overwhelmed by managing your parents’ needs and your own responsibilities, you’re not alone — and this group is here to support you. This is an online class.
If you feel overwhelmed by managing your parents’ needs and your own responsibilities, you’re not alone — and this group is here to support you. This is an online class.
Axios D.C. reporter Mimi Montgomery will discuss her new dog-centric murder mystery novel, Murder Bites, with Alisha Ramos, author of the Downtime Substack. This offsite event, "Books & Barks," is a special meeting of the Axios...
Join us for your pup's favorite party - Yappy Hour! Dogs can run and play in our pop-up dog park while humans can snack on food and drinks from downtown...
Author Michelle Brafman discusses her latest novel, Draw Near to Me, the sequel to Swimming with Ghosts, about the discovery of a devastating secret that brings a family to the brink of collapse and...
The Writer’s Center presents a FREE virtual chat about the craft of fiction! We’re joined by author Bret Anthony Johnston for a discussion of his new collection, Encounters with Unexpected Animals....
Thursdays at 7pm before NFL! Dropping Beats, Not Balls! Name that tune, get bingo, win prizes! Happy Hour till 8pm!
Jazz guitar icon Pat Metheny brings his Side-Eye III+ Tour to Strathmore, collaborating with rising talents
Live music at Caddies on Cordell
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 favorite food and a unit of measurement until all plates are clean and every tummy is full. Perfect for toddlers, but all children are welcome!
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. FREE & open to the public. RSVP below.