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Montgomery Parks Issues Call for Public Art Proposals for Gene Lynch Urban Park
Montgomery Parks has issued a call for artists to submit proposals for a public art installation in the new Gene Lynch Urban Park at the corner of Colesville Road and Wayne Avenue.
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George Pelecanos to Curate 1970s Film Series at AFI Silver
The AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center is teaming up with Silver Spring-based author, producer, and screenwriter George Pelecanos to present a selection of unsung gems of popular 1970s cinema.
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Rhizome DC Featured in Documentary Film
Old Takoma nonprofit community arts space Rhizome DC is featured in the documentary film ‘rhizome is home’, according to the daily newsletter 730DC.
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All Set Restaurant & Bar Featured Again on The Real Housewives of Potomac
All Set Restaurant & Bar has once again received national coverage, courtesy of a repeat feature in the Bravo TV show The Real Housewives of Potomac.
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Joe’s Record Paradise Stars on ‘Pawn Stars Do America’
Joe’s Record Paradise is featured on the latest episode of the History Channel show ‘Pawn Stars Do America’, according to an Instagram post from store owner Johnson Lee.
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Takoma Park Arts Seeking Applicants for Live Performance Series
Takoma Park Arts is seeking performers for future events, including concerts, theater, dance, multimedia and more, city officials announced.
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Flying V to Present “Flying V vs. Super Art Fight” at Silver Spring Black Box Theatre
Silver Spring performing arts nonprofit Flying V will present “Flying V vs. Super Art Fight” on Saturday, Dec. 3 at the Silver Spring Black Box Theatre in downtown Silver Spring.
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Bump ‘n Grind Releases Fifth Vinyl Single, Jacques Renault’s “That’s What You Are / My Love is Guaranteed”
Silver Spring coffee shop & roaster Bump ‘n Grind has released D.C. native Jacques Renault’s 7″ vinyl single, “That’s What You Are / My Love is Guaranteed”, on its Bump ‘n Grind Wax label.
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Ben Feigin, Silver Spring Native & ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Executive Producer, Dies at 47
Schitt’s Creek executive producer and Silver Spring native Ben Feigin has died at 47, according to reports.