FIC provides free play-based early childhood sessions for children birth–5 of all abilities; orientation required before participation.
MCITP Family Learning Series hosts a virtual session on preparing children for preschool on April 22, 2026, 7–8:30 p.m.
DEP hosts a community litter cleanup at Oakview Drive and E. Light Drive in Silver Spring on April 11; SSL hours available for students.
Montgomery County DEP's Earth Month campaign highlights litter's path from streets to streams, appearing on buses and social media throughout April.
Groundbreaking announced for a 268-unit affordable housing complex near the Red Line Metro in North Bethesda.
County Executive Elrich plans to attend the World Vaccine Congress at the DC Convention Center on April 1.
County Executive Elrich to discuss the grand opening of Samsung Biologics in Rockville and the life sciences industry.
County Executive Marc Elrich holds virtual media briefing at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 1, covering several county topics.
Free family event at MCDOT's Rockville depot lets the public explore county vehicles and vote on painted snowplows, May 16.
MCDOT invites public middle schools to register by April 10 to design and name a snowplow, with cash prizes up to $500.
Bilingual program for adults 55+ in Gaithersburg runs biweekly April–June with health info, physical activity, and social activities.
Free in-person and virtual Dementia Friends information sessions are scheduled at multiple sites in April and early May 2026.
Montgomery County Public Libraries celebrates a new 160-title Hindi-language collection at Germantown Library on April 12, 2–3 PM.
A free monthly Zoom program on recognizing when older adults should stop driving meets the second Monday of each month at 7 PM.
Alzheimer's Association hosts in-person brain health and dementia education programs in Potomac, Poolesville, and Silver Spring in April.
Alzheimer's Association webinar April 2 covers diagnostic processes and FDA-approved and emerging Alzheimer's treatments.
JGN and Jewish Community Services co-host a free April 22 Zoom session on balancing grandparenting with personal well-being.
DHHS is distributing free hearing aids and personal sound amplifiers to eligible residents 60 and older on a first-come, first-served basis.
New social program for Montgomery County residents 60+ launched with Bender JCC and Jewish Council for the Aging; no membership fee.
Montgomery County-certified Dementia Friendly America presenters offer free 45–60 minute sessions on recognizing and communicating with dementia patients.