Events Calendar

Interested in working on your own artwork, but don’t have the space at home? Drop by our Open Studio where you will have plenty of room to toil away at your latest creation – no registration required. Drawing, painting, sculpture – whatever you feel inspired to create. Bring your own materials and we will provide the space! $5 donation suggested for any materials borrowed from CREATE.

presented by Create Arts Center

Students will develop skills in vocal technique and musicianship in several genres through the Levine Childrens Chorus (ages 8-11) and Vocal Basics for Young Singers (ages 9-12). These courses will enhance readiness for chorus auditions, school musicals, and private lessons, while providing an artistic foundation in an ensemble setting that builds confidence and promotes team-building. The Levine Childrens Chorus meets on Thursdays from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM, and Vocal Basics for Young Singers meets on Wednesdays from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. For more information about these and other exciting classes at Levine, visit us at www.levineschool.org.

presented by Levine School of Music

Humanitarian crises in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kashmir, and Irag. Reception; Thursday, March 8, 6-8pm.

presented by Cultural Arts Center

"Form, Function and Symbol: The Meaning of Hats" looks at the reasons we wear hats, in the past and the present, using Montgomery County residents as examples. Different styles, shapes and colors of headwear can be used to create and maintain an identity, both personally and as part of a group. In this exhibit, hats of all varieties, as well as photos, tell the story of who we are and who we want to be.

presented by Montgomery County Historical Society

The Flower Avenue Market runs every Saturday April through December – offering shoppers an array of antiques, art, autographs, books, china, collectibles, clothing and accessories, crafts, decorative glass, furniture, household items, toys and countless other items. Food, entertainment and special guests are also a part of the festivities. This market does a lot of social good, too. Orion’s Attic (market organizer) makes donations to IMPACT Silver Spring and provide coaching and training to new entrepreneurs that IMPACT is nurturing. The market also employs local teenagers and provides them with entrepreneurial opportunities and training. The market also reserves several spaces a week for nonprofits that use the free space to raise awareness and funds for their worthy causes. New vendors always welcome.
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presented by Orion's Attic, IMPACT Silver Spring, Long Branch Business League, Flower Avenue Shopping Center