Weather-Postponed Chalk Fest to Brighten Downtown Silver Spring This Weekend
The annual Downtown Silver Spring Chalk Fest is scheduled for this Saturday after being postponed due to inclement weather.
Montgomery County Seeks Volunteers, Exhibitors for 2024 ‘Pride in the Plaza’ Festival
Montgomery County is looking for sponsors, volunteers, and exhibitors for the fourth annual Pride in the Plaza festival in downtown Silver Spring.
The Nighthawks, All-Star Jam Set to Shine at 15th Annual Silver Spring Blues Festival
The Silver Spring Blues Festival returns to Downtown Silver Spring on June 15, featuring The Nighthawks, Deanna Bogart, Teeny Tucker, Memphis Gold, Gabe Stillman, and more.
Applications Open for $5,000 Grants to Woman-Owned Food and Beverage Ventures
D.C. and Los Angeles-based nonprofit Regarding Her is offering twenty $5,000 grants to eligible women-owned food and beverage businesses.
Artists, Community Leaders Wanted for Wheaton’s Arts & Entertainment Board
The Wheaton Arts & Entertainment District invites local artists and community leaders to join its new nonprofit’s board of directors.
GoFundMe Names Silver Spring Among Top Generous Cities in the U.S. for 2023
GoFundMe announced this week that Silver Spring has once again ranked as the third most generous city in the U.S. for its support of individuals, causes, and organizations.
Legendary Band The Nighthawks to Headline Taste of Wheaton 2024
Taste of Wheaton returns at 11 a.m. on Sunday, featuring a performance by the local blues/roots rock band The Nighthawks at Marian Fryer Town Plaza.
Sweat for a Cause: Girls on the Run Summer Fitness Series Supports Local Youth Development
Girls on the Run of Montgomery County has launched a series of fitness events with Orangetheory Fitness, Urban Boxing, and another studio to be announced soon.
Ride for a Cause: MCDOT’s Annual ‘Give and Ride Food Drive’ Returns [May 26 – June 1]
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation and Manna Food Center are partnering for the 31st Annual “Give and Ride Food Drive” from May 26 to June 1.