Takoma Park Arts Seeking Film Submissions
The Takoma Park Arts series is seeking submissions from filmmakers in the D.C. area for future film screenings at the Takoma Park Community Center, according to officials.
FY2023 County Budget Includes $6.8 million for AHCMC
The County Council’s approved FY2023 budget includes nearly $6.8 million for the annual budget of the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County, officials announced.
Takoma Park Seeks Applications for Poetry Readings, Poet Laureate
Takoma Park is looking for applications from area poets to give future poetry readings as part of the 2022-23 Takoma Park Arts cultural series, officials announced.
Takoma ARTery Launches Artist Directory
The Takoma ARTery arts group has launched a new artist directory featuring artwork and information about local artists, according to a city announcement.
MCEDC Gets Federal Funds for Silver Spring with Raskin’s Help
The Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation, with the help of U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-8th District), will receive $300,000 in federal funds to support economic development in downtown Silver Spring, the organization announced.
Silver Spring A&E District Seeks Input for Redesignation Effort
The Silver Spring Arts and Entertainment District is asking for the public to fill out a survey to help guide the district as it goes through the process of getting a second 10-year redesignation from the state.
Lumina Studio Theatre Summerstock Returns
Silver Spring-based Lumina Studio Theatre’s famous Summer Camp is back for a summer filled with laughter and learning. [sponsored]
Summer Festivals Set to Return to Veterans Plaza
Summer at Silver Spring’s Veterans Plaza will once again be filled with festivals, according to a tweet from Eric Rasch, operations manager. Twenty-two festivals are scheduled beginning May 1 through Sept. 25, highlighted by the Silver Spring Jazz Fest on Sept. 10.
AHCMC Seeks BIPOC Applicants for Emerging Arts Leadership Coaching Program
The Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County is accepting applications from up-and-coming BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) leaders in arts administration for its Emerging Leaders Coaching Cohort program, which will begin in March.