This biennial show at the Kensington Town Office (formerly Armory) is a true celebration of all things “quilt!” Join us as we display over 200 of our members’ quilts. As past visitors know, our Artisan Boutique is THE place to shop for unique and beautiful gifts you won’t find anywhere else (bags, covered journals, household items, etc.). Take advantage of … Read More
The NIH Community Orchestra is delighted to return to Silver Spring, performing a “Fresh” start to the season, plus a (day-late) nod to Saint Patrick! Our free, family-friendly classical line-up includes: “Fresh” by young composer Molly Joyce; Percy Grainger’s Irish Tune from County Derry; a female French composer’s flute concerto, with professional guest soloist Cara Dailey; and selections from Tchaikovsky’s … Read More
Allie Berg has been named acting executive director of CREATE Arts Center, according to an email from the organization’s board of directors.
Takoma Park’s Code Enforcement division will present the documentary film “Dark Side of the Chew” on Feb. 13, city officials announced.
Fugazi’s final concert will be commemorated next month with a new feature film made from rare, crowd-sourced live footage.
The AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center is teaming up with Silver Spring-based author, producer, and screenwriter George Pelecanos to present a selection of unsung gems of popular 1970s cinema.
Old Takoma nonprofit community arts space Rhizome DC is featured in the documentary film ‘rhizome is home’, according to the daily newsletter 730DC.
Takoma Park Arts is seeking performers for future events, including concerts, theater, dance, multimedia and more, city officials announced.
Artspace Lofts on Sligo hosts the group’s next Quarterly Show and sale of work by more than a dozen local artists. Works offered in the spacious lobby exhibit space will include small and large paintings, prints, multi-media art, jewelry, textile arts, ornaments, greeting cards, and ceramics, and more. This Quarterly Show at Artspace is a great place to do your … Read More