“Not Just Child’s Play: A Look Inside the Montgomery History Dollhouse Collection” Montgomery History Curator Elizabeth Lay takes you on an up close and magical tour of some of the intricate dollhouses in Montgomery History's collection. Whether you are already an enthusiast or a complete novice, you’ll enjoy exploring the interiors of these tiny treasures […]

Join the Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery from the comfort of your home as they celebrate the history and importance of the Juneteenth holiday. Enjoy performances and learn […]

Young artists will create beautiful works of art using tissue paper, watercolor canvas paper, and a little bit of water. Watch as the water smoothes down the colorful paper against the canvas and the colors bleed together to make a serene scene. Tissue paper art is relaxing and suitable for any age level. There will […]

"Black Politics and the Creation of Citizenship" – Presented by Sandy Spring Museum In the decades before the Civil War, African Americans in the North lived in a tenuous freedom, denied political rights and threatened with kidnapping and enslavement. In this presentation, Christopher Bonner explores individual and collective strategies African Americans used to defend their […]