Downtown Silver Spring Heats Up: Live Music, Dining and Entertainment Aplenty
The Silver Spring Arts and Entertainment District’s spring guide features a variety of activities for both adults and children in downtown Silver Spring.
Dee Dee Bridgewater to Headline Silver Spring Jazz Festival
The 18th annual Silver Spring Jazz Festival, which will take place at Veterans Plaza in downtown Silver Spring on Saturday, Sept. 9, will be headlined by three-time Grammy Award-winning vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater.
A Third Marsalis Will Headline 2022 Silver Spring Jazz Festival
Delfeayo Marsalis of the well-known Marsalis family of jazz musicians and his band, the Uptown Jazz Orchestra, will headline the 17th edition of the Silver Spring Jazz Festival, officials announced.
Takoma Park Folk Festival Celebrates Crafts and Music
Music defines the Takoma Park Folk Festival but it’s hardly the only attraction for the thousands of visitors who attend each year.
Windborne Evening Concert and Vocal Workshop
The captivating vocal quartet, Windborne, returns to FSGW for a workshop and concert at the Church of the Ascension in Silver Spring on Saturday, September 24. Known for innovative arrangements, their harmonies are bold and anything but predictable. On the afternoon before the concert, learn how Windborne creates their stunning harmonies and unusual arrangements in a hands-on workshop. Windborne will … Read More
CREATE Arts Center Plans to Bring Back Paint the Town Gala
CREATE Arts Center is bringing back its Paint the Town gala on Saturday, June 4 after a two-year absence, Executive Director Linda Marson announced.
Silver Branch to Retire Legacy India Pale Ale, Release Dr. Juicy for Anniversary
Silver Branch Brewing announced that the brewery would retire its legacy India pale ale in favor of a new release that has been developed following a year of research and consumer testing.
Live Music Returns to Quarry House Beginning This Month
The Quarry House Tavern is bringing back live music with the first show scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 19.
Takoma Park Fourth to Feature “Parade” of Homes and Businesses
The Takoma Park Independence Day Committee announced that this year’s celebration will be a different sort of parade—a parade of local homes and businesses. The traditional parade has been cancelled again this year due to COVID-19 and in its place, the committee is asking homeowners and businesses to turn their properties into “floats” to show their Takoma Park Independence Day spirit.