This adult education series, hosted by Montgomery Preservation, is for the budding genealogist in us all. "How to Get Started in Researching Your Family" will be presented by Lorraine Dutcher […]
Woodlawn Manor Cultural Park invites you to their quarterly tea party educational program. Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea in the parlor of Woodlawn Manor featuring an educational presentation on "Women […]
Learn about the elusive beaver, whose hard work changes the landscape around us in important ways.
Fun crafts, games, and hands-on nature items at the Park Office. Activities vary each week!
In honor of the new exhibit, "An American Story: Jewish & Muslim Perspectives," there will be a reception featuring traditional Jewish and Muslim foods and light soft drinks, along with […]
Come to the park office for a fun, 30-45 minute program for all ages. Meet a living snake or turtle and examine shells and skins from reptiles living in the […]
Montgomery History Archivist/Librarian Sarah Hedlund will be joined by Michael Williams, the Co-County Coordinator for the Minority Scholars Program at Kennedy High School, and Tony Cohen, historian and Founding Director of the Menare Foundation. Together, the three speakers will provide an overview of the history of the county’s three lynchings, race relations in the U.S. […]
In partnership with Sugarloaf Regional Trails, the HMD Historic Montgomery County Spring Lecture Series begins with author Mike High. Mr. High’s lecture “The Piedmont Region of the Potomac: Exploration, Settlement, & Civil War” will explore the history of the C&O Canal in the mid and late 19th century. Space is limited so please use the link to […]
Check out Seneca's resident snake at the park office. Learn some quick facts about reptiles of Maryland and watch the live corn snake eat its meal!
Bring your little ones for fun early arts enrichment activities at Washington Revels. On Tuesdays, kids have a chance to explore some of the parts and pieces that make up […]