The 30th Annual Taste of Wheaton food and culture festival takes place all day Sunday, June 7 at Marian Fryer Town Plaza in Wheaton.
A free all-day LGBTQ+ 50+ Pride Day event is set for June 28 at Veteran's Plaza in Downtown Silver Spring, noon to 5 PM.
Montgomery Parks hosts free outdoor Tuesday evening concerts at Brookside Gardens in Wheaton every week starting June 2, with the Olney Big Band.
Montgomery County Recreation outdoor pools are open for the summer season; schedules and pass information are available online.
CFW offers a free two-hour introductory women's self-defense class at Marilyn J Praisner Branch Library on June 23.
Free annual Head Start Party in the Park returns to Wheaton Regional Park on June 6, 11 AM–3 PM, with a resource fair and registration.
Montgomery Parks hosts free live children's performances at Flower Avenue Urban Park and Ellsworth Urban Park this summer, 10–11 AM.
The May 3 event at Seneca Valley High School featured cultural performances, health screenings, and food vendors for AAPI communities.
County Executive and Recreation Director Albornoz to highlight affordable youth sports and activities available this summer.
Rockville's Memorial Day Parade and Festival kicks off at 10:30 AM on May 25, with a remembrance ceremony at 9:00 AM in Town Center.
The 290-acre Ovid Hazen Wells Recreational Park in Clarksburg has reopened following major renovations, featuring a carousel, skatepark, and baseball field.
Montgomery County's 2026 Pride Flag raising is scheduled for 9 a.m. June 4 at Veterans Memorial Plaza outside the Ike Leggett Executive Office Building.
Expedited Bill 25-26 would authorize planning, design, and construction of the Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center.
Montgomery Recreation receives $70.9M and Montgomery Parks $154.5M in the FY2027 operating budget.
Memorial Day observances are scheduled in Gaithersburg and Rockville to honor fallen service members ahead of the May 26 holiday.
Taste of Wheaton, Maryland's longest-running food and culture festival, celebrates its 30th year on June 7 at Marian Fryer Town Plaza in Wheaton.
FY27 capital budget includes $21.7M for a Western County Recreation Center, $50M for the Institute for Health Computing, and $9.9M for North Bethesda Metro redevelopment.
Expedited Bill 25-26 introduced May 21 to authorize planning, design, and construction of the Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center at $45.3M.
Montgomery County outdoor pools will be open May 25, while community recreation centers, senior centers, and indoor aquatic centers are closed.
Season passes valid May 23–Sept. 7 are available now; daily admission is $5–$7 for residents, $20 for non-residents.