Events in Bowie
Summer intensive classes: Old style battering (all levels) + Archival dance videos (advanced)
An Irish dance summer intensive in College Park presents two focused classes on the University of Maryland campus. The all-levels Old Style Battering session develops rhythmic footwork to support sean nós and country set dance practice, with patterns that may draw from Connemara, Clare, Caledonian, and Cavan step variations, among others. The advanced Archival Dance Videos class explores choreography and technique from historical recordings, including Donncha and Celine’s heavy slip jig, Joe O’Donovan’s old style set dances, Peggy Cannon’s light slip jig, and hornpipes by Muiread and Frieda Gray. The exact on-campus location will be announced.
College Park, MarylandKid's Art Class
Kids can follow step-by-step guidance to paint Stitch in this art class at Courtyard by Marriott. All supplies are provided, so participants of any skill level can create their own masterpiece. Breakfast and Starbucks coffee are available for purchase at the on-site bistro before class begins, and the session centers on painting, creating, and making masterpieces.
Courtyard Marriott BowieSkate in the Shade
Take a break from the sun with a skating session that offers free admission, with skate rentals available for $3. This activity is intended for individuals rather than groups. Please wear long pants, a sweatshirt, and socks.
Neighborhood Game Night
Neighborhood Game Night brings together families, friends, and new neighbors for play and connection. Taking place over multiple nights at various parks, it features lawn games, music, crafts, minute-to-win-it challenges, and more. This installment is at Hollywood Neighborhood Park.
Hollywood Neighborhood Park2026 Summer Fun Run Series
PGRC teams up with the Greenbelt Recreation Department to present the Buddy Attick Summer Fun Run Series, part of Get Active Greenbelt, welcoming runners and walkers of every pace in a friendly setting throughout the summer. This free series follows the shaded path around Buddy Attick Park, offering a choice of about 1.75 miles for one lap or 3 miles for two laps. Participants gather at the Greenbelt Youth Center parking lot. To take part, complete registration through RunSignup and also fill out the City of Greenbelt activity registration form to bring to your first race. Races will be canceled if lightning is in the area, with updates posted on PGRC’s website. Volunteers are appreciated for roles such as registration, course marshal, water stop, popsicle and ice supplier, and setup and cleanup.
Greenbelt Youth CenterStill Cookin' at The New Deal Cafe
Still Cookin' returns to The New Deal Cafe with a lively mix of blues that sizzles, cool rock grooves, and a touch of soul.
The New Deal Cafe, 113 Centerway, Greenbelt, MDBeginner/Refresher Yoga
At Radio Yogi, this beginner and refresher-friendly yoga session offers a soothing flow of poses (asanas) paired with calm breathwork (pranayama) and a closing meditation. Suitable for newcomers and those returning to practice, it welcomes participants of all experience levels.
Radio YogiHell's Belles
Hell's Belles brings a faithful, high-voltage tribute to AC/DC with a lineup of women musicians devoted to the band’s signature sound. Endorsed by Angus Young in Blender Magazine in 2003, they are known for long, detail-driven sets packed with favorites like Bad Boy Boogie, Dirty Deeds, TNT, Highway to Hell, Thunderstruck, and Back in Black. Their resume includes thousands of shows across Jordan, Singapore, Japan, Canada, and the United States. Along with the music, the group promotes inclusion in rock by collaborating with women artists and encouraging women fans. This event is open to all ages.
Rams Head On StageMBU USA ASSOCIATION 1ST ANNUAL CONVENTION
The MBU USA Association hosts its first annual convention at the Crowne Plaza Park Hotel in Washington, DC. Across four days, participants come together for thoughtful conversations, celebrations of culture, and memorable experiences that emphasize unity and a shared purpose. The gathering highlights opportunities to connect, learn, and celebrate while strengthening community bonds and focusing on the future.
Crowne Plaza College Park - Washington DCFridays are for ice cream!
RSVP Old Bowie Restaurant hosts special hours devoted to ice cream, offering a simple way to enjoy a cool treat.
RSVP Old Bowie RestaurantGet WET - SPLASH Water Fitness
BOOM Shake Splash brings the BOOM Shake method into the pool for a water workout that blends dance fitness energy with boot camp style power. Move through original, music-driven routines that use the water's resistance to build strength and boost cardio while staying gentle on joints. Sequences take cues from kickboxing, martial arts, and athletic training, all reimagined for the water. The method was created by a Howard County resident and has been featured in the Baltimore Sun. Instructors offer modifications and encouragement so newcomers and seasoned athletes can find their pace and feel successful. Held Sundays at 2 pm and Fridays at 6 pm. Drop-in is $10, and arriving 15 minutes early is recommended.
North Laurel Community Center(In-Person) Pathway to Creative Self-Expression
This in-person gathering highlights how language can heal, empower, and connect people. The fee is $10.
College Park, MarylandStrange Souls Returns to New Deal Cafe
Strange Souls: The Doors Reimagined returns to New Deal Cafe with a live, faithful tribute to The Doors that dives into Jim Morrison’s legacy with an adventurous spirit. This is not a costume show or a nostalgia act. The music centers on evocative poetry and blues-driven grooves, swirling organ textures, and trance-like rhythms that shaped the band’s unmistakable sound. The performance unfolds at New Deal Cafe in Greenbelt, Maryland, where a cozy atmosphere, local art, and a full menu with beer and wine service are available.
The New Deal CafeFriday Flicks Series
The Friday Flicks Series brings outdoor movies to Granville Gude Park by the lake. The scheduled film is GOAT. Pack chairs or a blanket for comfortable seating and enjoy a film you can watch together beside the water. Concessions will be available, with payment accepted by cash or credit. If weather disrupts the event, the screening will move indoors to Partnership Hall.
Granville Gude ParkBowie Petsmart Adoption Event
Attendees can meet adoptable dogs and cats. Adoptions will be completed on site.
PetSmart (4500 Mitchellville Rd, Bowie, MD)Kids Eat Free Sneaker Ball & Fundraising Gala
Organized by S.O.L.D.I.E.R.S. Outreach, Inc., this sneaker-themed formal and semi-formal gala encourages attendees to pair elegant attire with their favorite sneakers while celebrating generosity and community spirit. Taking place at Martin’s Crosswinds, it blends a festive sneaker ball atmosphere with a fundraising purpose. Early bird discount passes are available.
Martin's CrosswindsPlanner Meet-up at Savage Branch Library (Maryland)
A casual meet-up for planner enthusiasts to focus on planning and share supplies. The gathering takes place in the Albert Einstein room at the Savage Branch Library. Attendees may bring planners, planning materials, and items to destash, and should take home anything that is not claimed. This is not an official Howard County Library System event.
Howard County Public Library. Savage , MdFourth Saturday Jazz Jam
A straight-ahead jazz jam fills The New Deal Cafe on the fourth Saturday of each month. Instrumental musicians and singers of all skill levels are invited to sit in with the house band, the Not 2 Cool Jazz Band. Guests can also stop by to enjoy food and drinks while taking in live standards such as All Of Me in C, Alice In Wonderland in C, Blues In The Closet in G, Blues Minor in F minor, Four in E flat, If I Were A Bell in F, One Note Samba in B flat, What Is This Thing Called Love in C, Sandu in E flat, Secret Love in E flat, Summertime in D minor, and Take Five in E flat minor.
The New Deal CafeDinner Under the Stars - MOTOWN CONCERT
A free Motown concert brings classic hits to the first block of West Street in historic Annapolis, Maryland, with live music from Spice & The Motown Magic. Families can expect beloved songs, dancing, and a welcoming community vibe. Lawn chairs are welcome, and outdoor dining along the block adds to the open air celebration. Presented by the Inner West Street Association.
West Street and Calvert Street (Intersection), Annapolis, MD, United States, Maryland 21401Blades in the Dark One-Shot RPG at 3 Gear Games
Experience a one-shot session of Blades in the Dark at 3 Gear Games, where a brand new crew takes its first steps in a gritty industrial fantasy city. Create new characters and work together as audacious scoundrels chasing opportunity while navigating rival gangs, powerful noble houses, vengeful spirits, and the city watch known as the Bluecoats, all while managing the pull of vice. The table is led by GM Lucas P. (he/him). Seating is limited to six players. The rating is T, suitable for teens and older. The cost is $10 per person, with no charge for VIP Gold Patreon patrons.
3 Gear GamesCollege Park Farmer's Market Saturday
Now in its 47th season, this farmers market features produce, free-range meats and poultry, food trucks, freshly baked items, crafts, and essentials.
Freddy Jones Band w. Chris Stake
Freddy Jones Band appears with Chris Stake at Rams Head On Stage for a night of American rock steeped in catchy melodies, sincere lyrics, and high-energy performance. Led by founding member Marty Lloyd, the voice behind the hit “In a Daydream,” and joined by longtime bassist Rich Ross, the band pairs fan favorites with fresh material, including the single “No Money in Vegas” produced by Grammy winner JJ Blair. Expect a set that reflects the group’s enduring chemistry and authenticity built over more than three decades. This event is open to all ages.
Rams Head On StageRare Show- Linwood Taylor & Big Boy Little - Together!
A rare pairing of two of DC’s top blues frontmen arrives at The New Deal Cafe, bringing guitarist and singer Linwood Taylor together with harmonica player and singer Big Boy Little, backed by the Still Standing Band. There is no cover. The musicians are paid by tips, and cash or Venmo contributions are appreciated. This show offers a full night of blues suited for dancing or relaxed listening. The lineup features Linwood Taylor on guitar and vocals and Big Boy Little, also known as Bret Littlehales, on harmonica and vocals, with Wolf Crescenze on bass and Joe Wells on drums. Linwood Taylor was recently spotlighted in Living Blues Magazine with a four page feature and is a double Wammie winner for 2026 Best Blues Artist and Best Blues Album. Washington Post Magazine has called him one of Washington’s leading blues guitarists. With more than three decades on stage, he has toured internationally, led his own bands, and spent two years in the Joe Louis Walker Band. He has performed with Albert Collins, Lonnie Mack, Eddie Kirkland, and the Blues Brothers at the Capitol July 4th Concert. He appeared on the cover of Washington Post Magazine during its Year of the Blues coverage and was previously noted by Living Blues among the Top 40 Under 40 blues guitarists. Bret Littlehales has been singing and playing blues harp around Washington since 1967. He has opened for B.B. King, Koko Taylor, and Junior Wells, and has earned praise from peers including Huey Lewis, Bobby Radcliff, and Mark Wenner. As Big Boy Little, he brings Blues for Grownups, the deep, late night style that can spark dancing, shouting, or quiet reflection. The New Deal Cafe is an award winning, community owned nonprofit venue, cafe, art gallery, and community hub with easy and free parking. In the 2025 Best of DC poll from Washington City Paper it was named Best Place to Experience Local Music, was a finalist for Best Music Venue, and a runner up for Best Date Night and Best Jazz or Blues Venue. The kitchen features a new menu along with a seasonal happy hour selection and new drinks, with choices that include burgers, chicken, salmon, vegan options, and kale salads.
The New Deal CafeBowie Petsmart Adoption Event
This in-store event at PetSmart showcases dogs and cats ready for adoption, with on-site adoptions available.
PetSmart (4500 Mitchellville Rd, Bowie, MD)Bowie Farmers Market
Explore a welcoming farmers market showcasing produce grown nearby, fresh-cut flowers and plants, artisan breads and pastries, meats, and handcrafted items like seasoning blends inspired by global flavors.
Friends of Bowie Farmer's MarketJA Family Day
A family friendly day at the ballpark brings arthritis champions of all ages and their siblings together to connect and make friends in a relaxed setting at Prince George's Stadium. Refreshments are included. Registration is $5 per family for up to five people, with a second registration available at the same fee. Tickets are limited, so early registration is recommended.
Prince George's StadiumHistory Monday
A guided sailing tour explores the history of the Chesapeake and the sights visible from the water. Each week highlights a different topic and features a guest speaker aboard.
Student Day
Enjoy a relaxing day on the water with a midweek special for guests ages 55 and older at Capital SUP. Every Wednesday, paddleboard and kayak rentals are 50% off at all locations, making it easy to take a peaceful paddle, get in some light outdoor exercise, or share a fun outing with friends. All experience levels are welcome, and staff are available to help you get started. Reservations are recommended to guarantee availability. Valid for ages 55 and up at all Capital SUP locations.
Art and Story Time
Mrs. Spears and Puppy the puppet lead a cheerful program featuring storytelling, music, and creative art projects. The session blends tales, tunes, and creativity in a friendly, welcoming format.
Full Moon Paddle
Glide across calm water beneath a bright full moon during a peaceful nighttime paddle. Moonlight shimmers on the surface and the water comes alive after dark. For safety, vessel lights will be supplied to every paddler. Bringing a headlamp or glow sticks is recommended, with red light suggested to help preserve night vision. Expect a serene and memorable evening on the water.
Yachtley Crew
Yachtley Crew brings the smooth sounds of late 70s and early 80s soft rock to life with a seven-piece lineup in nautical attire. The Southern California group emerged in 2017, quickly selling out clubs, fueling the modern Yacht Rock wave, and securing a deal first with Jimmy Buffett’s Mailboat label, then with Earache/Universal. Often called the Titans of Soft Rock, the band features drummer Rob Jones, bassist Chaz Ruiz, guitarist Thomas Gardner Jr., new lead vocalist Ian Ward, backing vocalist Curt Clendenin, sax and flute player Paul Pate, and keyboardist Matt Grossman. Ward adds Broadway-honed power from roles in Rock of Ages, Rent, American Idiot, Footloose, and Jesus Christ Superstar at the Hollywood Bowl, along with a turn on American Idol and collaborations with acclaimed artists. Yacht Rock celebrates silky Top 40 staples from that era, and fans love to sing along and dress the part. The group’s EP Seas The Day arrived in 2023 with crowd-pleasing covers of classics by Boz Scaggs, Ace, Robbie Dupree, the Bee Gees, and Christopher Cross, plus the original Sex On The Beach. They followed with the holiday release Seas and Greetings, whose single It’s Christmastime reached the Billboard Adult Contemporary Top 40 and the holiday chart Top 30. In 2025 they released Seas The Night, highlighted by Pain Of Losing You, an original written by Diane Warren that climbed into the Billboard Adult Contemporary Top 15. The track was produced by Chris Lord-Alge and mastered by Ted Jensen, with videos directed by Myles Erfurth. The band has appeared on HBO’s Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary and Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live, performed live at SiriusXM’s Yacht Rock Radio studio, rang in the new year on Las Vegas Countdown to 2023, and held a multi-year residency at The Palms. Guided by manager Andy Gould and represented by Jim Lenz at TKO, they continue to fly the Yacht Rock flag with good-time energy and a set filled with smooth favorites and originals.
Maryland HallBOGO Tuesday
Enjoy a two-for-one paddleboard and kayak rental special on Tuesdays at all Capital SUP locations. Invite a friend, relative, or colleague to explore the water together for the cost of a single rental. This offer welcomes both beginners and experienced paddlers, and reservations are recommended to secure availability.
Crafternoon - Musical Crafting
This hands-on crafting session transforms everyday items from around the home into musical instruments. Participants collaborate to create rain sticks, dancing sticks, drums, and shakers.
Summer intensive classes: Old style battering (all levels) + Archival dance videos (advanced)
This summer intensive from Kate Spanos Irish Dance features two focused classes for different experience levels. An all-levels old style battering session builds rhythmic footwork to support sean nós and country set dancing, with patterns that may draw on step variations from Connemara, Clare, the Caledonian, and Cavan. The advanced class delves into steps and styles preserved in archival Irish dance videos, highlighting pieces such as Donncha and Celine’s heavy slip jig, Joe O’Donovan’s old style set dances, Peggy Cannon’s light slip jig, and hornpipes from Muiread and Frieda Gray. The exact location will be announced.
College Park, Maryland🎷 Jazz Night at Reynolds Tavern — Every Wednesday! 🎷
Settle in at Reynolds Tavern for an evening of live jazz with the Unified Jazz Ensemble. Enjoy a full fine dining experience, or relax in the 1747 Pub with casual fare while the music plays. There is a $10 cover, which is waived for guests dining in the restaurant. The tavern brings together flavorful food, lively jazz, and a sense of history for a memorable night.
full moon ecstatic dance
Hosted at Groundswell yoga shala, this full moon ecstatic dance centers on embodied movement as a pathway to replenishment and connection. With Sound Off headphones, the experience starts with gentle guidance that helps everyone arrive in their bodies, then flows into free-form dance. The setting is supportive and nonjudgmental, encouraging a return to natural rhythms and nurturing a deep sense of calm and joy.
Groundswell yoga shala97Underground.com Presents John Corabi & Friends
John Corabi leads a special night of music with longtime collaborators, performing songs from across 35 years of his career. Known for fronting The Scream and Mötley Crüe and for his ongoing role with The Dead Daisies, he appears on the New Day 2025-26 tour with a lineup built from close musical ties. This event is open to all ages. Paul Taylor adds keyboards, guitar, and vocals, drawing on his history as a founding member of Winger and work with Alice Cooper, Steve Perry, and Eric Martin. Jeremy Asbrock handles lead guitar and vocals after previously touring with John on the Live 94 dates in 2014 and 2015, and he has also performed with the Gene Simmons Band and Ace Frehley. Michael Devin anchors bass and vocals, having shared stages with John in The Dead Daisies and spent twelve years recording and touring with David Coverdale’s Whitesnake. Troy Luccketta brings drums, known for his tenure with Tesla as well as collaborations with Keith Emerson and Eric Martin. Marti Frederiksen contributes guitar, vocals, and percussion, the voice behind the band Stillwater in the film Almost Famous, a co-writer of the Aerosmith song Jaded, and a producer and songwriter for artists including Gavin Rossdale, Mötley Crüe, Ozzy Osbourne, Def Leppard, Faith Hill, and Carrie Underwood. Marti also co-wrote and produced every track on John’s album New Day, while Paul Taylor contributed keyboards on several songs.
Rams Head On StageSenior Day
Enjoy a relaxing day on the water with 50% off paddleboard and kayak rentals for guests ages 55 and older at all Capital SUP locations. Whether you want a peaceful paddle, light outdoor exercise, or a fun outing with friends, this opportunity welcomes all experience levels, and staff are available to help you get started. Reservations are recommended to guarantee availability.
Kid's Art Class
Kids can paint a beautiful tropical scene with palm trees at a guided art class at Courtyard by Marriott. Easy step-by-step instruction supports all skill levels, and all supplies are provided. The bistro will offer a kids breakfast for purchase, and Starbucks coffee will also be available for purchase.
Courtyard by Marriott Bowie🦞 Cousins Maine Lobster at Maryland Department of Natural Resources - Office ✨
Cousins Maine Lobster will be set up outside the Maryland Department of Natural Resources office, serving a lineup of Maine favorites. Look for signature lobster rolls, lobster tacos, and a silky lobster bisque, all freshly prepared on site, along with other classics. A convenient option for employees, visitors, and neighbors on the Maryland Department of Natural Resources campus who want a flavorful midday bite.
Skate in the Shade
Skate in the Shade provides a way to enjoy skating while staying protected from the sun. Admission is free, and skate rentals are 3 dollars. Groups are not permitted. Wear long pants, a sweatshirt, and socks.
Bowie Ice ArenaTango Group Class
Discover the passion and drama of tango in an inviting group class that teaches the patterns and movements behind this iconic dance. Explore smooth walks, staccato rhythms, turns, and partner interactions, then dance to the music and experience the dance’s distinctive character. No partner or previous experience is required, and the class is open to everyone.
2026 Summer Fun Run Series
PGRC teams up with the Greenbelt Recreation Department to present the Buddy Attick Summer Fun Run series, part of Get Active Greenbelt. Runners and walkers of every pace are welcome to enjoy a supportive atmosphere throughout the summer, and participation is free. The route circles the shady lakeside path at Buddy Attick Park, with options to complete a single 1.75 mile lap or two laps totaling about 3 miles. Meet at the Greenbelt Youth Center parking lot. Registration involves two simple steps... sign up through RunSignup, then download and print the City of Greenbelt activity registration form and bring it to your first race. A weather policy is in place for lightning, and any cancellations will be posted on PGRC’s website. Volunteer roles are available to help make the series happen, including registration, course marshaling, water stop support, popsicle and ice supply, and set up and cleanup.
Greenbelt Youth CenterBeginner/Refresher Yoga
Settle into a calming yoga flow designed for beginners and anyone refreshing their practice. The session focuses on approachable postures guided by gentle breathing, also known as pranayama, and includes time for meditation to support relaxation and clarity. All experience levels are welcome.
Radio YogiComedian James Austin Johnson of SNL
Rams Head On Stage presents a live comedy performance from James Austin Johnson, now in his fourth season with Saturday Night Live. Known for standout impressions on SNL, especially his take on Donald Trump, he is also an active voice and screen actor with credits spanning Barry, Better Call Saul, She Said, and Hail, Caesar!. He plays the Grinch in Wondery's 'Tis the Grinch Holiday Podcast, which has completed a second season. In 2024 he appeared in two Academy Award nominees, voicing Pouchy in Inside Out 2 and making a cameo in the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown with Timothée Chalamet. This event is for ages 18 and over.
Rams Head On StageChicago the Musical
This summer camp showcase from the YAA Senior Conservatory is presented in two performances. The program features a Reed 1 musician performing on piccolo, clarinet, soprano saxophone, and alto saxophone.
University of Maryland School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance StudiesTeen Trip - King's Dominion Amusement Park
Teens can enjoy a full day at King's Dominion with high-thrill rides and standout roller coasters, plus a refreshing break at Soak City featuring water slides and a wave pool. The cost is $40 and covers transportation and park admission. Bring spending money for refreshments, snacks, and games. The trip departs from the Robert J. DiPietro Community Center.
The Mansion at LaurelCreek Critters Nature Walk
Enjoy a brief guided stroll through the woods, passing wetlands on the way to Spa Creek. Binoculars are available in limited quantities.
Brass Quintet at the USNA Chapel
The United States Naval Academy Band Brass Quintet performs in the USNA Chapel as the fourth concert in the Zimmermann Summer Chamber Music series. Naval Academy Band concerts are free and open to the public, and no tickets are required. More information about the band, including its history and performance schedule, is available on the band’s website.
Naval Academy ChapelFridays are for ice cream!
RSVP Old Bowie Restaurant sets aside time each Friday for ice cream, offering a simple way to kick off the weekend with a treat.
RSVP Old Bowie RestaurantLadies Night: $15 Rentals!
Bring friends and start the weekend on the water with Ladies' Night at Capital SUP. Enjoy $15 rentals for paddleboards and kayaks at all Capital SUP locations. Newcomers and experienced paddlers alike are welcome, and staff are available to help you get started before you set off to explore the water.
Chicago the Musical
A senior conservatory summer camp production from YAA is presented in two performances. The music includes a Reed 1 part that covers piccolo, clarinet, soprano sax, and alto sax.
Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center At the University of MarylandGet WET - SPLASH Water Fitness
Make a splash with an upbeat water workout that channels the energy of BOOM Shake into the pool. This class pairs music-driven choreography with purposeful moves adapted for the water, turning resistance into a full-body, low-impact burn that is gentle on joints while still packed with power. Built on the BOOM Shake method created by a Howard County resident and highlighted by the Baltimore Sun, this aqua version blends dance fitness flair with boot camp style focus. Expect sequences inspired by kickboxing, martial arts, and athletic cardio, all reimagined to help you feel strong, fluid, and confident. Instructors offer modifications and encouragement so newcomers and seasoned athletes can find success at their own pace. Drop in is $10.
North Laurel Community CenterCaribbean Class
A lively Caribbean dance class that blends vibrant island rhythms and choreography with heart‑pumping moves for a total body workout that feels like a celebration. Enhance coordination, increase stamina, and burn calories while moving to upbeat music.
Indianapolis Clowns
The Indianapolis Clowns take the field at Prince George's Stadium for the Loco Beach Coconuts event, delivering a playful spin on baseball. Look for a blend of genuine on-field competition and comedic interludes that honor the team's long-standing emphasis on entertainment. The focus is as much on the lively atmosphere and unexpected moments as it is on the final score.
Prince George's StadiumCatch me if you can Musical
Catch Me If You Can brings a summer conservatory production to the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center At the University of Maryland, presented by the YAA Senior Conservatory’s camp program. This musical is scheduled for two performances. The music features a Reed 1 part covered on flute, alto flute, clarinet, soprano sax, and alto sax.
Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center At the University of MarylandFriday Flicks Series
Friday Flicks Series brings lakeside movie nights to Granville Gude Park on Fridays throughout June and July. Pack a lawn chair or blanket for a relaxed family outing by the water. Concessions will be available for purchase, with cash and credit cards accepted. If the weather is unfavorable, the screening will move indoors to Partnership Hall. The scheduled feature is The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
Granville Gude ParkAn Afternoon w/ Patty Griffin
Rams Head On Stage hosts an afternoon performance with Patty Griffin, a leading American singer-songwriter whose work delves into quiet moments and shared human feelings. All ages are welcome. For more than two decades, the two-time GRAMMY Award winner and seven-time nominee, also honored with an Americana Music Association Lifetime Achievement award, has built a catalog noted for its sharply drawn characters and songs that stay with listeners. Her self-titled 10th album arrived in 2019, reached the top tier of Billboard’s Independent Albums chart, and later won the GRAMMY for Best Folk Album. Griffin’s latest release, Crown of Roses, offers a spare and emotionally resonant collection shaped during the pandemic, exploring identity, nature, family, and womanhood while weaving folk, Americana, and blues. It invites a loosening of old stories and an embrace of new truths. She continues to expand her artistry with care, insight, and a distinctive voice.
Rams Head On StageIndianapolis Clowns
The Indianapolis Clowns bring a fast, comedy-infused brand of baseball to the Loco Beach Coconuts at Prince Georges Stadium. Expect a lively blend of real on-field talent, playful crowd interaction, and nostalgic showmanship for a ballpark experience that feels different from the usual game.
Prince George's StadiumAnnapolis: Concerts by Candlelight
Candlelit performances in Annapolis create an intimate atmosphere inside beautiful, historic venues, where the glow of candles sets the stage for a unique musical experience. Programs range from classical to contemporary tributes, featuring music associated with Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Queen, Adele, Fleetwood Mac, Vivaldi, The Beatles, Rihanna, U2, Hans Zimmer, Pink Floyd, Beyoncé, Hip-Hop, ABBA, and Metallica. The lineup changes often, offering choices for many tastes. Look forward to a carefully curated program delivered with vibrant energy in spectacular surroundings, with familiar melodies presented in a fresh way.
Maryland HallLarry Campbell & Teresa Williams w/ Jenna Nicholls
Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams bring their long-running musical partnership to Rams Head On Stage, joined by Jenna Nicholls. Married since 1986, the duo first connected in a Manhattan rehearsal room and went on to deepen their bond on stages and buses, from playing with Teresa’s family and neighbors at the tree where they were married to tours with Bob Dylan’s band and nights with Levon Helm at the Midnight Rambles in Woodstock. Their collaboration now spans four releases, including their 2015 debut, Contraband Love, Live at Levon’s, and All This Time, an intimate collection that leans into romance, commitment, and the resilience that carried them through the pandemic. The performance highlights enduring love and the musical chemistry they have cultivated over decades. This show is open to all ages.
Rams Head On StageMike Love & The Full Circle with Sensamotion (Matinee)
A matinee concert brings together Mike Love with the Full Circle and Sensamotion. This show is open to all ages.
Rams Head On StagePMA Unplugged at First Sunday Arts Festival
Priddy Music Academy Unplugged spotlights current and former students who have moved into professional music. Presented within the First Sunday Arts Festival, this monthly series takes place at People’s Park in Annapolis and provides a platform for these artists to share their work.
First Sunday Arts Festivalsacred space annapolis: a women's circle for connection, community, & joy
Facilitated by Tina Melendez, this women’s circle offers a welcoming space with no set agenda, inviting each person to arrive as their whole self. Participants are encouraged to share honestly, witness one another’s stories, and feel supported in community. Held monthly, the gathering centers authentic connection through group sharing and collaborative healing practices. What happens can shift with the moment, sometimes movement or quiet reflection, sometimes sound, ceremony, or creative expression. Through it all, the circle remains the constant... women standing with women through every season of life, like sitting around a common fire where everyone contributes and everyone receives. Pricing follows a sliding scale so each person can choose an amount that is comfortable within their means, which helps welcome guest healers and keeps the circle accessible to all who wish to be in community.
Help Weed and Chop the Sweitzer Park Butterfly Garden
This hands-on gardening session at the butterfly garden in Sweitzer Park focuses on cutting back downed stems, removing invasive growth, and checking on new shoots from plants added last fall. Wear sturdy work clothes and a hat, dress for the weather, and bring water. Bringing your own gardening tools, including pruners or loppers, is encouraged, and some shared tools will be available.
Roland B. Sweitzer Community ParkBowie Farmers Market
Friends of Bowie Farmer's Market hosts a community marketplace that showcases local growers and artisans. Shop for fresh fruits and vegetables, cut flowers and garden plants, freshly baked breads and pastries, meats, and a variety of handmade goods, including seasoning blends inspired by global flavors.
Friends of Bowie Farmer's MarketBounce & Paddle with Becky
Bounce & Paddle with Becky pairs an energizing trampoline session with calm time on the water. It begins with a lively combination of cardio and strength work on the trampoline to get bodies moving, then shifts to an easy paddle and guided stretching on the water for a full cool down and reset. Open to all fitness levels, this single session blends movement and relaxation.
Annapolis First Sunday Arts Festival
The Annapolis First Sunday Arts Festival is a free outdoor market that brings art, food, and live music to West Street and Calvert Street in both the Annapolis Arts District and the historic district. Local and regional creators showcase their work so attendees can browse and purchase directly from the makers. Expect a wide variety of pieces including original paintings and photography, wheel thrown pottery, blown and fused glass, handcrafted jewelry, turned wood art, sculpture, fiber work, candles, and decor for the home. Nearby restaurants serve Maryland favorites along with other culinary options while musicians keep the energy upbeat. Festivals take place on the first Sunday of each month from May through November. Parking is available at the Calvert Street Parking Garage and the Whitmore Parking Garage. Calvert Street is closed for the festival, and access to Gotts Garage is via Northwest Street. Leashed, friendly pets are welcome, with a reminder that hot pavement in summer can be tough on paws. Presented by the Inner West Street Association.
Calvert and West Streets, Annapolis, MD, United States, Maryland 21401SAW OM
An open mic from the Songwriter's Association of Washington brings a welcoming night of original music to the New Deal Cafe. Singer songwriter Lynn Hollyfield hosts, guiding a lineup chosen by drawing names from a hat. Each performer is offered up to two songs or ten minutes, whichever is shorter. The evening features a dedicated set by David Augustus, with donations collected in support of the featured artist. Expect an eclectic and varied mix of performers, PA and sound support on site, and an audience known for its warm encouragement. David Augustus draws on folk and Americana, shaping a raw blend of lyric and melody that feels both fresh and familiar. A passion for songwriting that started early was honed in their late twenties, influenced by John Prine, Bon Iver, Jason Isbell, and John Moreland. Their work explores life, love, and loss with open hearted honesty that invites listeners to feel every word.
The New Deal CafePJ Morton: Saturday Night Sunday Morning Tour w/ DJ Arie Spins
The Saturday Night Sunday Morning Tour features PJ Morton with DJ Arie Spins, showcasing soulful songs and dynamic musicianship. Morton is a New Orleans–bred singer, songwriter, performer and producer, a six-time GRAMMY winner and 22-time nominee with additional nods from BET, Soul Train and the NAACP Image Awards. He has filled historic rooms such as the Apollo Theater and many more around the world. Alongside leading his own imprint, Morton Records, he has served as Maroon 5’s keyboardist for 15 years and has collaborated with artists including Stevie Wonder, Erykah Badu, Jon Batiste, Nas, Lil Wayne, JoJo and Jill Scott. Morton made history as the first Black composer to craft an original song for a Disney attraction, contributing to Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at both Disney World and Disneyland. His latest solo album, Cape Town to Cairo, emerged from a focused 30-day journey across Africa. In his debut memoir, Saturday Night, Sunday Morning, he reflects on a path that navigates the intersections of music and faith, race and culture, and personal expression and identity. His recent projects extend into film and television, from the closing song for Regina King’s Netflix film Shirley to music production for Dr. Seuss’s Red Fish, Blue Fish on Netflix. He is also curating a cross-genre series titled A PJ Morton Production, lifting up voices across hip hop, R&B and gospel, including artists like La Reezy and Darrel Walls. Much of this work is shaped at his Studio in the Country in Bogalusa, a storied 26-acre facility where icons from Stevie Wonder to Willie Nelson have recorded and that Morton is actively preserving. This event is open to all ages.
Rams Head On StageFree Ice Cream – 10,000 Scoop Challenge benefiting the Turkey Hill Clean Water Partnership
In Annapolis, a community ice cream social at The People’s Park supports clean water. Complimentary Turkey Hill Moose Tracks will be served, and each scoop triggers a $2 donation, with Moose Tracks and Turkey Hill contributing $1 apiece to the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay to back programs that safeguard the Bay’s rivers and streams. The aim is to hand out 10,000 scoops and raise $20,000. This family friendly gathering features free ice cream, games, and surprise appearances from local celebrities. The event benefits the Turkey Hill Clean Water Partnership, and Maola Local Dairies is partnering by providing scooping support.
The People's ParkSkate in the Shade
Skate in the Shade offers a break from the sun with admission at no cost. Skate rentals are available for $3, and participants should bring long pants, a sweatshirt, and socks. Please, no groups.
Bowie Ice ArenaNeighborhood Game Night
Connect with family, friends, and new neighbors at a community game night series taking place in various parks. Enjoy lawn games, music, crafts, and minute-to-win-it style challenges, with additional activities to keep the fun going.
Wolf's 1st Thursdays Blues Show & Sit-in Jam
A monthly first Thursday blues gathering fills The New Deal Cafe with dancing, jamming, and a lively show led by guitarist and vocalist Linwood Taylor with Christo Pellani on drums and Wolf Crescenze on bass. Taylor has been spotlighted with a four page feature in Living Blues Magazine and has been recognized by Washington Post Magazine among Washington’s top blues guitarists. The night begins with a performance by the host band, then shifts into open sit in jam sets where musicians who have signed up are invited to join the band one or two at a time. All styles of electric blues are welcome, the focus is on top tier performances, a full dance floor, and high energy fun. Players from across the region often stop in, and over the years notable guests, including touring and nationally known artists, have made surprise appearances. The host band provides core backline such as a bass amp, drums, a PA, and vocal microphones. Extra guitar or harp amps may be available but are not guaranteed, so many musicians bring their own. Harmonica players bring a harp mic and cable, and drummers bring sticks. The New Deal Cafe is an award winning, community owned, nonprofit music venue, cafe, art gallery, and gathering space, honored in the 2024 Best of DC poll with first place for Best Place to Experience Local Music, runner up for Best Jazz and Blues venue and Best Date Night, and a finalist nod for Best Music Venue. A refreshed menu, happy hour offerings, and new drinks are available, with choices ranging from salmon and catfish to burgers and salads, plus appetizers, mac and cheese, and vegan options. There is no cover, tips for the host band are appreciated, and food and beverage purchases help support a venue that presents live music six nights a week. Free parking is available.
The New Deal CafeOutdoor Concert - August 7th
Experience live music in the open air at Granville Gude Park with a free concert open to everyone featuring The Too Much Talent Band. Bring a lawn chair and settle in as the group blends Hip-Hop, R&B, Pop, Soul, Funk, and Jazz in a dynamic live show. Founded in 2017, the band was created with a vision to deliver a fresh approach to these styles.
Granville Gude Park18th Annual 2-Day Elite College Skills & Showcase Camp
Train directly with a staff of 30 college coaches in a two day camp that blends instruction and high level competition. The first day is dedicated to coach led skill development. The second day features two 90 minute games guided by the same coaching staff, providing a platform to face strong competition. A player to coach ratio of 4 to 1 is provided. The fee is $375, with discounted team pricing and payment plans available. For payment plan information, contact camp founder Keith at Keith.Calta41@gmail.com or (443) 322-4134.
Fairland Regional ParkSkate in the Shade
Stay out of direct sun while enjoying a skating session with complimentary entry. Skate rentals are available for $3. Groups are not permitted. Remember to bring long pants, a sweatshirt, and socks.
August Second Saturday Drum Circle
A community drum circle takes place at The New Deal Cafe, led by Katy Gaughan. The setting is welcoming for all ages, with lively and festive rhythms. Some drums are available to borrow, and participants are welcome to bring their own. A suggested donation of $5 to $20 supports the event. If the weather is comfortable, attendees should bring a chair, as the group meets in the Roosevelt Center outside The New Deal Cafe when conditions are good.
The New Deal CafePeter Levin (Gregg Allman’s Keyboard Player) with The Fitzkee Brothers
Rams Head On Stage welcomes a powerhouse pairing as five-time Grammy nominee Peter Levin performs with The Fitzkee Brothers in an all-ages show. Levin, celebrated for his rich Hammond organ sound, bridges genres from blues and Americana to gospel, rock, country, and pop. His endorsements from Yamaha Music USA, Hammond Organ USA, Vintage Vibe Electric Pianos, and Louis Electric Amps underscore a career that spans tours and studio work with Gregg Allman, Amanda Shires, Aaron Neville, Ringo Starr, Dolly Parton, The Highwomen, Marcus King, and the Blind Boys of Alabama. His credits also include projects with Pharrell Williams, Public Enemy, the Beastie Boys, and Robert Randolph, plus songwriting and production work such as Grammy-nominated releases for the Blind Boys of Alabama and co-writes with Amanda Shires, Marcus King, and The Highwomen. The Fitzkee Brothers bring a charged, heavily improvised live approach that fuses classic rock grit and vintage funk with a modern jam sensibility. Their track Give You All My Love has surpassed 150,000 streams on Spotify, while Lakesong has exceeded 45,000 streams and appears on Spotify’s Modern Jam Band editorial playlist. Memphis is featured on Joe Bonamassa’s Top Shelf Americana playlist. Drawing inspiration from The Allman Brothers Band, The Grateful Dead, Parliament Funkadelic, The Meters, Tedeschi Trucks Band, and The Band, they also tap into the intensity of performers like Jimi Hendrix and Foo Fighters. Industry voices have likened their sound to a meeting of Allman Brothers and Foo Fighters, and Post Malone twice invited them to jam privately, comparing their vibe to a compact Allman Brothers. They appear regularly at Official Allman Betts Family Revival afterparties in Austin, Charleston, and soon Fort Pierce, sharing the stage with Melody Trucks, Duane Betts, Devon Allman, Larry McCray, and other members of the Revival family. Additional highlights include headlining a Pennsylvania festival with Melvin Seals, Ron Holloway, and Melody Trucks, opening for or collaborating with Duane Betts, George Porter Jr., Robert Randolph, Live Dead & Brothers, and Dumpstaphunk, and festival appearances at Ramble Fest, Flo Jam Festival, Philadelphia Folk Festival, Sunshine Get Down, and headlining sets at Delmarva Folk Festival, Sunshine Get Down, and Toast & Jam Music Festival. The core lineup features Drew Fitzkee on bass and vocals with Alex Fitzkee on drums and vocals, joined by a rotating circle of collaborators such as Joe Marcinek, Jonathan Sloane, Isaac Hadden, Will Bart, and Jaden Lehman. Their performance history extends to work with Post Malone, Oteil Burbridge, Luther Dickinson, Devon Allman, Duane Betts, Robert Randolph, Ron Holloway, Vaylor Trucks, Melody Trucks, Joe Marcinek, Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady, Justin Guip, and Bruce Katz. Expect a night of soulful keys, bold improvisation, and rootsy grooves from two acts steeped in American music traditions.
Rams Head On StageSAT 8/8/26: Third Eye Throwdown Tent Sale
Third Eye Annapolis marks the 13th year of its Third Eye Throwdown Tent Sale, bringing thousands of select items priced at 50 percent off or more. Shoppers will find comics for one dollar, the chance to fill a short box for fifty dollars, half off graphic novels, toys and statues, and tabletop games, plus ten dollar records, five dollar Funko Pops, and five dollar T-shirts. Exclusive tent offers add to the haul, with Third Eye Lucky Bags that bundle fifteen comics for ten dollars with surprise bonuses, Third Eye Fun Boxes that include twenty five comics, one graphic novel, one Funko Pop, and two variants for twenty five dollars, and Third Eye Theme Packs featuring deals on variant mystery packs, story sets, and more. Everything in the tent is on sale.
Third Eye ComicsWine and Wildcraft
At Forested, forager Candise Jordan leads a sensory-rich experience that blends exploration, tasting, and creativity. It begins with a guided walk through a ten acre food forest, with hands-on plant identification and conversation about each species’ history and how people use them in the kitchen, for wellness, and in artistic practice. After time among the plants, sample a selection of wild crafted wines, meads, and ciders paired with snacks, taking in their aromas and flavors. The day wraps up with nature journaling that uses inks and paints made from wild plants, turning what was learned on the trail into art. Participants head home with recipes and the pieces they created.
ForestedWED 8/12/26: Teen Titans Together Graphic Novel Signing w/ Kami Garcia & Gabriel Picolo
Third Eye Annapolis presents a Teen Titans Together graphic novel signing with creators Kami Garcia and Gabriel Picolo. Meet the team behind the YA Teen Titans series and pick up signed copies. The first 10 people in line will receive a free gift available only at this event. A pre-signing Q&A with the creators is planned, with additional details to be announced.
Third Eye ComicsKaty & The Gongs
Katy & The Gongs delivers feel-good classic rock packed with familiar tunes that invite singing, dancing, and toe tapping. After their debut at The New Deal Cafe, the band returns with new songs.
The New Deal CafeBowie Senior Bonsai Club Meeting 2-4 PM
The Bowie Senior Bonsai Club brings together Bowie Senior Center members from Bowie and nearby communities to explore the art of growing trees in containers. Participants include newcomers, experienced enthusiasts, and those simply curious to learn more. Bonsai here focuses on training and caring for ordinary tree species so they stay miniature with careful guidance, rather than using special dwarf varieties, and some types are naturally better suited than others. The club meets monthly and provides a welcoming setting for people at any level of interest.
Bowie Senior CenterTeen Trip - Howard County Fair
Teens can visit the Howard County Fair to experience classic rides and games, enjoy a funnel cake, and see prizewinning farm animals and impressive vegetables. There will also be plenty of food, drinks, and desserts to choose from, plus award-winning exhibits representing communities from across the county. The price is $10 and covers transportation and admission, while games, rides, and refreshments are not included.
The Mansion at LaurelFriday Night LIVE! ENCORE!
The Friday Night Live encore series returns by popular demand, bringing back the bands attendees asked to see again. This edition features Black Masala and offers a high energy night of live music. Enjoy beer and tasty food options, a bounce house and kids crafts, games for all ages, and complimentary popcorn and slushies. Free parking is available during the event. Whether you have come before or are checking it out for the first time, it delivers a full Friday night experience in College Park.
Jimmy Charles w. Melissa Quinn Fox
Jimmy Charles joins Melissa Quinn Fox for an evening of country music at Rams Head On Stage. Known for a rich, emotive voice and songs that balance high-energy grit with heartfelt storytelling, Charles built his path from Ocean City roots to the Nashville scene. After appearing on American Idol in 2010, he earned recognition as an NSAI Top 40 Songwriter and broke through with They Grow Up Too Fast, a fan favorite with over 30 million streams that families continue to share across social media. His catalog moves from driving country rock and fiddle-laced tunes to breezy coastal vibes and tender ballads. He has shared stages with artists including Jelly Roll, Eric Church, Riley Green, Clint Black, Merle Haggard, Josh Turner, Travis Tritt, Billy Idol, Dierks Bentley, Big & Rich, and Train. His National Anthem performances have been featured at the Preakness Stakes, games for the Baltimore Ravens and Baltimore Orioles, the Military Bowl, Ironman events, MMA Shogun, the University of Tennessee, Towson University, and PBR. Honors include Ten Outstanding Young Americans in 2019, Male Country Artist of the Year and Song of the Year at the 2020 Nashville Industry Music Awards, Entertainer of the Year from ISSA in 2022, and Country Artist of the Year at the 2024 Maryland Music Awards. He also founded the nonprofit I Am Not Alone to support cancer survivors, and his survivor anthem Superman premiered on CMT. All ages are welcome.
Rams Head On StagePark Maintenance Volunteer Event
Volunteers will help care for the Sweetgum Picnic Area playground by spreading protective mulch, cleaning play structures, and clearing hazards. Before work begins, National Park Service rangers will provide a safety briefing at the Sweetgum Picnic Area. All necessary equipment will be available on site. Participants should wear long sleeves, long pants, and closed toe shoes, and bring water.
Sweetgum Picnic AreaThe Record Company: Give It Back To You 10th Anniversary Tour
The Record Company celebrates a decade of its breakout debut with the Give It Back to You 10th Anniversary Tour. Born in 2011 from a late-night hang that sparked a shared love of blues and rock, Chris Vos, Alex Stiff, and Marc Cazorla channeled that inspiration into raw, live-to-tape recordings that became Give It Back to You. The trio’s blend of Delta soul and classic rock energy shines through on songs like Off the Ground, Rita Mae Young, and On the Move, with slide guitar, pedal steel, piano, and harmonica adding rich texture and a live-wire feel. The album spent 42 weeks on Billboard’s Top New Artist Heatseekers chart and reached the top five. Off the Ground hit No. 1 at AAA radio and entered the Mainstream Rock Top 30, while Rita Mae Young rose to No. 12 at AAA. Appearances on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Conan, and CBS This Morning, a talked-about set at Bonnaroo highlighted by Rolling Stone Country, a first headlining U.S. tour, and an arena run opening for John Mayer followed. The release earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Contemporary Blues Album and drew acclaim from outlets such as Entertainment Weekly, Paste, and Rolling Stone. In the years since, the band has added three more albums, including the 2018 follow-up All of This Life with the single Life to Fix, and returned in 2023 with The 4th Album. Their music has appeared in films, television, and video games, and they have shared stages with artists ranging from B.B. King and Grace Potter to Social Distortion and Trombone Shorty. This all-ages concert pays tribute to the friendship and spark that began in a Los Feliz living room and grew into stages around the world.
Rams Head On Stage4-H Underwater ROV Challenge - NEW!
The Maryland 4-H SAM ROV Challenge offers 4-H members a hands-on way to learn, build, and compete with a simple underwater remotely operated vehicle. Designed for straightforward assembly while modeling key features of commercial ROVs, the kit includes all components needed. The Challenge centers on six activities inspired by real oyster production tasks, and teams will also develop a research or engineering design proposal focused on shellfish aquaculture. A coach should complete the ROV Challenge Registration Form so the team can receive supplies to assemble its ROV. Each team will receive two ROV kits and one shared controller for the competition. The challenge will take place later in the summer, with updates shared by email to coaches, teams, and 4-H educators of registered participants. For questions, contact Willie Lantz at wlantz@umd.edu or 301-334-6960.
University of MarylandTeen Trip - Luray Caverns & Shenandoah National Park
A teen-focused getaway highlights Luray Caverns and the Shenandoah National Forest. Descend into expansive underground chambers dotted with stalactites and stalagmites, then continue the adventure with included admission to the Antique Car Museum, ToyTown Junction, and the Luray Valley Museum. The itinerary also features a scenic drive through the forest and a hike to Dark Hollow Waterfalls. Refreshments during travel are at personal expense, and lunch at Luray Caverns Diner is not included. The cost is $25, and departure is from the Robert J. Dipietro Community Center.
The Mansion at LaurelMusic at the Mansion
Music at the Mansion transforms the grounds of The Mansion at Laurel into an open-air setting for live entertainment, with music throughout the evening plus food and drink available. Attendees must be 21 or older, and a valid photo ID is required for entry as well as for purchasing or consuming alcohol. Pets are not permitted, except for service animals.
The Mansion at LaurelThe Crab Crackdown Claws for a Cause
A crab feast fundraiser at Martin’s Crosswinds supports the programs, scholarships, and community initiatives of Southern Prince George’s County Community Charities. Proceeds from each ticket help create meaningful opportunities close to home, pairing good food with a spirit of fellowship and giving. Momentum is strong, with 279 of 500 tickets already sold and 221 still available as the event works toward its goal.
Martin's CrosswindsNitro Circus 2.0 – Annapolis, MD
Nitro Circus roars back with a high octane showcase featuring Travis Pastrana, making a rare tour appearance in his hometown of Annapolis. The show brings together elite athletes from FMX, BMX, scooter, and more, delivering gravity defying stunts, groundbreaking firsts, and plenty of off the wall contraptions launched from the massive Giganta ramp and advanced kickers. With more than four million tickets sold worldwide, Nitro Circus is celebrated as a leading force in action sports entertainment. This edition loads the lineup with fresh, record chasing moments. Adam Jones, the most decorated rider in freestyle motocross, attempts a 75 foot backflip straight through a blazing 35 foot wall of fire as a next level salute to Evel Knievel. Ryan Bean takes a classic circus thrill to new heights by diving 40 feet from the Giganta ramp into a 3.5 foot pool. Cody Matechuk brings a snowmobile to the party without needing snow, launching from a revolutionary Levi ramp to throw massive backflip variations in any conditions. Fan favorite contraptions return as well, including the flying couch, a kayak, and even a horse, all with unexpected twists for laughs and thrills. Add on experiences offer a closer look behind the scenes. A pre show option provides early entry, priority merchandise shopping, and on field access to watch practice and interact with athletes. A combined pre and post show VIP option includes everything in the pre show experience, plus entry to the post show awards ceremony and time with athletes for photos, autographs, and exclusive stories. An event ticket is required for these experiences and each add on is sold separately. Rain or shine. All sales are final. If weather causes a postponement, original tickets will be valid for the rescheduled date. If the event is canceled and not rescheduled, ticket holders will be eligible for a refund.
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium2026 Lakeside Loop 5k/10k
A scenic 5k and 10k returns with a paved route that winds through the woods, traces the outside of a runway, crosses over creeks, and circles the edge of Lake Artemesia. The course is fairly flat and designed as an out segment, a loop around the lake, then a return. The 10k completes two laps of the 5k route. Points from this event count toward the Year-Long 5k, 10k, and Back of the Pack Series, as well as the Summer Series. A virtual option is available for anyone who cannot attend in person. Participants receive a finisher medal, a technical drifit shirt, and chip timing. Shirts are guaranteed to early registrants, with limited extras available on a first come, first served basis. Prices increase on race morning. The event supports DC Peace Team, whose work includes community engagement, unarmed civilian protection and accompaniment, restorative justice circles, anti-racism, and nonviolent skills trainings. Live results will be posted on Athlinks and accessible by QR code on site, with final standings and series points published after the race. Optional SMS runner tracking is available during registration. Top three men and women overall earn awards, and age group awards go to the first and second male and female in 19 and under, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 plus. Race day registration and on-site packet pickup are offered, though shirt sizes are not guaranteed for same-day signups. Water stations are planned at approximately mile 1.6 on the 5k, and at about miles 1.6, 3.1, and 4.7 on the 10k, with water and Gatorade available at select stops, subject to change as needed. Portajohns are located near the start and finish, and additional restrooms are available within the park. Photos taken by staff will be shared on the organizer’s social media after the event, and a weekly social media challenge highlights a favorite post from the previous race weekend with a prize of 50 percent off a future race. Parking is available at Ellen Linson Splash Park, not at Lake Artemesia, and participants will travel from the parking area near the splash park to the lake. This is an all-weather race, and any schedule adjustments due to conditions will be communicated by the organizer. Banditing is not permitted and may result in removal and disqualification.
Ellen E. Linson Splash Park7 Bridges: The Ultimate Eagles Experience - Annapolis, MD
7 Bridges brings the music of the Eagles to life with tight harmonies, precise musicianship, and a vintage 1970s stage vibe that recalls Southern California’s country rock roots. Based in Nashville, the group has been praised by Rolling Stone as the best Eagles tribute around. This performance is open to all ages. The set features faithful renditions of favorites like “Hotel California,” “Take It Easy,” “Desperado,” “One of These Nights,” “Life in the Fast Lane,” and “New Kid in Town.” They also include Joe Walsh solo classics such as “Rocky Mountain Way” and “Life’s Been Good,” reflecting a practice the Eagles embraced starting in 1976. Onstage, Max Struthers channels Glenn Frey, Keith Thoma takes the Don Henley role, Jason Hoffman covers both Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Schmit, Richie Scholl captures the spirit of Joe Walsh, and Blake Hall delivers the guitar fireworks associated with Don Felder.
Rams Head On StageSPX End of Summer Bash
SPX End of Summer Bash at Cafe Pius is a community celebration with activities for all ages, inspired by earlier fall kick-offs with a fresh twist. Children and anyone young at heart can enjoy bounce houses and community games. The menu features authentic Filipino dishes alongside grilled favorites like hamburgers and hot dogs, and an ice cream truck will offer cool treats. It is presented as a welcoming opportunity to introduce neighbors, friends, or family to the SPX parish community. Tickets are $7 per person, with a maximum of $28 for families of up to eight people.
Cafe Pius - 14720 Annapolis Rd, Bowie, MD, United States, Maryland 2071551st Annual Annapolis Ten Mile Run
Maryland’s capital hosts the 51st running of the Annapolis Ten Mile Run, organized by the all volunteer, nonprofit Annapolis Striders. The course begins at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, travels through the Annapolis Historic District, crosses the Naval Academy Bridge, and continues into quiet, tree lined neighborhoods. Runner’s World has ranked it among the nation’s top 10 mile events, and this year it is designated as the Road Runners Club of America state championship at the 10 mile distance. Finishers receive a custom A-10 fleece quarter zip top, and post race festivities include live music and adult beverages. The field is limited to 5,000 participants, and the previous year sold out before race day. Hundreds of volunteers help stage the race each year, and they receive a special A-10 volunteer shirt.
Navy–Marine Corps Memorial StadiumMike Phillips
Internationally recognized saxophonist Mike Phillips takes the stage for an all-ages performance, bringing the high-energy showmanship that has defined his career. He holds a unique place in music as the first musician signed by Michael Jordan to the Nike Jordan Brand and the only artist to have both recorded and toured with Michael Jackson, Prince, and Stevie Wonder as a band member and featured soloist. In 2023 he launched Keep It Moving Music under the SRG Jazz imprint and serves as senior vice president of SRG Jazz at the SRG-ILS Group, distributed by UMG. His achievements include an Honorary Doctor of Music Business and Entrepreneurship degree, the President’s Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Georgia Citizen Award. Phillips spent nearly two years on the road with Michael Jackson The IMMORTAL Tour by Cirque du Soleil, and Prince praised his live solos for their authenticity and the way they light up a room. A frequent presence in the sports world, he performs numerous national anthems each year for organizations such as the PGA, NBA, MLB, NASCAR, the NFL, and the National League. His solo releases You Have Reached Mike Phillips, Uncommon Denominator, M.P.3, Pulling Off The Covers, and the self-titled Mike Phillips all debuted in the top five of the Billboard Contemporary Jazz Albums Chart. Expect a powerful set from an artist who continues to create new music for himself and for talents on his KIMM label.
Rams Head On StageHelp Weed and Chop the Sweitzer Park Butterfly Garden
At Sweitzer Park's butterfly garden, a hands-on work session will focus on cutting or removing fallen stems, clearing invasive weeds, and monitoring for new growth from plants that were added last fall. Participants should wear work clothes and a hat, dress for the weather, and bring water and any weeding or gardening tools they have, including pruners or loppers. Some tools will be available to share.
Roland B. Sweitzer Community ParkSAW OM at the New Deal Cafe with Michael Kelly as the featured Artist
At The New Deal Cafe, the Songwriter’s Association of Washington hosts an open mic guided by singer and songwriter Lynn Hollyfield. Performers add their names to a hat and are called up for a brief two-song turn, with a dedicated featured set highlighting Michael Kelly. Audience contributions are collected to support the featured artist. Expect a wide-ranging lineup, a friendly room, and professional PA with sound support. Michael Kelly, a Patuxent Music recording artist, blends folk, blues, and bluegrass into story-driven songs that mix tall tales, confessions, and joyful energy. A longtime figure in the D.C. music scene now based in Annapolis, he performs throughout the DMV. His latest release, Anyway, is available on streaming platforms.
The New Deal CafePortland Sea Dogs at Chesapeake Baysox
The Portland Sea Dogs visit the Chesapeake Baysox at Prince Georges Stadium in Bowie, Maryland. This Minor League matchup offers a close look at the strategy between pitchers and hitters, with on-the-fly adjustments and a glimpse of rising talent that can be easy to miss on television. Expect a relaxed ballpark atmosphere with clear sightlines and engaging baseball from first pitch to last.
Prince George's StadiumHampton Pirates at Maryland Terrapins Football
The Hampton Pirates travel to take on the Maryland Terrapins in an early-season college football showdown. Expect contrasting styles and roster depth on display, with Maryland aiming to establish momentum at home while Hampton challenges itself against an FBS opponent in a high-stakes atmosphere. A daytime kickoff paired with lively campus energy creates a fitting setting for live college football early in the year.
Byrd Stadium:- College Park, MDFall Lawn Care Seminar
Fall is a pivotal season for lawn care, and the steps taken now can set the stage for a healthier yard next spring. This seminar explains how to strengthen grass after summer stress and prepare for the cooler months, with guidance on fertilizing, overseeding, aeration, and other practices that promote thicker growth. It is geared to anyone managing bare spots or simply aiming for a greener lawn, with an emphasis on creating a clear, actionable plan. The session also addresses common fall challenges, including weeds, soil health, and proper watering techniques. Attendees learn which products to use, when to apply them, and how to get the most from their efforts. Practical tips are shared that homeowners can put into practice throughout the season, and participants leave with the knowledge and confidence to build a strong foundation for the year ahead.
Tuba Skinny
Tuba Skinny brings its acclaimed take on early American music to Rams Head On Stage. For more than a decade the ensemble has released twelve albums and performed around the globe, drawing listeners of all ages with expert musicianship and a wide-ranging songbook rooted in jazz and American roots traditions. The lineup features Shaye Cohn on cornet, Barnabus Jones on trombone, Todd Burdick on tuba, Craig Flory on clarinet, Gregory Sherman on guitar and vocals, Max Bien-Kahn on banjo, Robin Rapuzzi on washboard, and Erika Lewis on vocals and bass drum. Celebrated for inspired interpretations of traditional jazz, the band also explores jug band tunes, spirituals, country blues, string band music, ragtime, and New Orleans R&B. Their sound offers a vivid portrait of Americana shaped by the popular music of the early 20th century. Even as their reputation has grown, the group continues to play in public spaces to connect with people from many backgrounds, keeping each performance spontaneous and alive. This show is open to all ages.
Rams Head On StageNature’s Healing Power: A Grief Support Group Series
This free program, grounded in nature, offers a supportive way to explore grief at Governor Bridge Natural Area. Sessions feature gentle walks outdoors, time to reflect on the changing seasons, and simple practices that use natural materials to help hold and express feelings of loss. Advance registration is required. To sign up, call 888-501-7077 or email griefinfo@chesapeakelifecenter.org.
Governor Bridge Natural AreaSeptember Second Saturday Drum Circle
A community drum circle at The New Deal Cafe led by Katy Gaughan welcomes families and all ages with a lively, upbeat atmosphere. Some drums will be provided, and there is a suggested donation of $5 to $20. If the weather is comfortable, the circle meets in Roosevelt Center outside the cafe, and bringing a chair is recommended.
The New Deal CafeMaggie Rose Band w/ Twinnie
Maggie Rose Band appears with Twinnie at Rams Head On Stage for a concert highlighting the expansive sound of Half Moon, Rose’s newest album. After more than a decade honing her voice and songwriting, the Nashville singer and songwriter arrives following consecutive GRAMMY nominations for No One Gets Out Alive and the single Poison In My Well, along with an Emerging Act of the Year recognition from the Americana Music Association. Created with producers Lawrence Rothman and Daniel Tashian and recorded at RCA Studio A with a sizable ensemble, Half Moon blends orchestral pop textures with soul, R&B, and Americana, pairing sweeping strings and velvet-toned horns with candid storytelling drawn from a season of transformation and early parenthood. This event is open to all ages.
Rams Head On StageDenim and Diamonds Crab Feast
Ivy Vine Charities, Inc., together with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Theta Omega Omega Chapter, brings back the Denim and Diamonds Crab Feast at Martin’s Crosswinds. Guests are encouraged to wear favorite denim with a touch of sparkle for an afternoon of food, music, and dancing. The menu features all you can eat crabs along with fried chicken, fried fish, roasted potatoes, potato salad, coleslaw, and other favorites. DJ Silverback will keep the energy high on the dance floor. Tickets are $100.
Martin's CrosswindsTibberton Trot 10K & Fun Run
This community running event supports Tibberton’s Tibb Fest, a village celebration featuring music, drinks, food, crafts, and family activities. A limited number of spaces are available for the 10K race. There is also a junior Fun Run that takes place around the school field.
Maslan Crescent, TF10 8NNVirginia Tech Hokies at Maryland Terrapins Football
Virginia Tech travels to College Park to face Maryland at SECU Stadium, a meeting of nearby programs whose contrasting styles and familiarity can make early matchups unpredictable. Both teams aim to set the tone for the rest of the year, with the potential for a quick start, impactful special teams plays, and a charged atmosphere from a crowd split between the two fan bases.
Byrd Stadium:- College Park, MD3rd Annual Golf Tournament
Now in its third year, this golf tournament brings together golfers, donors, sponsors, and volunteers at the Country Club at Woodmore for a full day on the course in support of brain cancer research. Organizers share heartfelt thanks to everyone who has supported the event over the past two years. Open to every skill level, the tournament is dedicated to helping drive out glioblastoma, with proceeds supporting research.
Woodmore Country ClubFall Lawn Care Seminar
Fall is a pivotal season for lawn care, and the effort invested now pays off by spring. This seminar focuses on restoring turf after summer stress and getting it ready for cooler weather. Topics include fertilization, overseeding, aeration, and additional techniques that support thicker, healthier grass. Guidance covers common autumn hurdles like weeds, soil condition, and smart watering, along with what products to use, the right timing, and how to get the best results. Whether addressing bare patches or aiming for lusher growth, participants receive practical, easy-to-apply advice and leave prepared with a clear plan to build a strong foundation for the year ahead.
UAS Crabfest
The UAS Divers 40th Annual CrabFeast & Buffet features a crab-focused spread alongside a full buffet, plus a variety of games and activities for all attendees. It is designed for families, groups of friends, and individuals alike, with something planned for every age. Tickets are $90 for adults and $70 for children under 12.
Martin's CrosswindsGlobal Strides 5k
Global Strides 5k is a 5 kilometer run in Bowie, Maryland. Participants cover 3.1 miles from start to finish.
Bowie, MarylandThe Bishop’s Gala
The District of Columbia Jurisdiction COGIC celebrates the official appointment of its Jurisdictional Prelate, Bishop William E. McMillan Jr., with The Bishop’s Gala at Martin’s Crosswinds. The gathering honors this milestone in the District of Columbia Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction and offers an opportunity to place a congratulatory ad in the souvenir journal. Tickets are available and are expected to go quickly.
Martin's CrosswindsPIG ROAST
A pig roast at Phillips Kleiner Post 5627 Veterans of Foreign Wars features a buffet dinner and live music from a band. Guests can choose seating indoors, at the bar, or outside in the picnic and grill area. There will also be opportunities to try 50/50 tickets and a Chinese auction.
How To Treat & Prevent Houseplant Pests
Houseplants brighten any room, yet pests can quickly turn care into a challenge if they are not handled early. This seminar focuses on recognizing the most common indoor plant pests, spotting early signs of trouble, and understanding what conditions cause them to appear. It also highlights simple prevention strategies to support healthy plants throughout the year. Expect clear, plant-safe approaches for tackling fungus gnats, spider mites, mealybugs, and scale. The session includes guidance on regular inspections, everyday care habits that minimize pest issues, and how to act before an infestation spreads. Whether caring for a first plant or a large collection, attendees can build confidence in keeping indoor greenery thriving and pest free.
23rd Greenbelt Blues Festival
Celebrating its 23rd year, this blues-filled gathering brings live music, dancing, yoga, and vendors to Roosevelt Center and the New Deal Cafe. Festival chairs, dance shoes, and a yoga mat will come in handy, and tips for each band as well as general festival donations are encouraged. The lineup features a blues-themed yoga session with Tina, followed by performances from Lucie and Luna Blues, M.S.G. Acoustic Blues Trio, Sami Flava and Bobby’s Blues Band, Anthony "Swampdog" Clark, Greenbelt Honk! Situation, Lower Case Blues, and Bad Influence with special guest Mary Shaver. The festivities conclude with Built 4 Comfort at the New Deal Cafe. Schedule is subject to change. A kickoff at the New Deal Cafe highlights Guy Bouchie. Support benefits Friends of New Deal Cafe Arts, an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are tax-deductible and help FONDCA secure matching grants that sustain arts and music in Roosevelt Center and at the New Deal Cafe.
Roosevelt Center36th Annual Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival
The 36th Annual Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium is a free, family friendly celebration featuring music, food, arts, culture and education.
Navy–Marine Corps Memorial StadiumOceans calling
Hanson is set to make an appearance at Oceans Calling. Attendees can look forward to seeing them as part of the event.
Ocean City Boardwalk2026 Fall Foliage 5k/10k
Experience a crisp autumn run in College Park at Acredale Park with 5k and 10k distances on a shaded, paved path. The route is an out-and-back that stays fairly flat and scenic, and the 10k completes two laps of the 5k course. This event awards points toward the Year-Long 5k, 10k, and Back of the Pack Series, as well as the Fall Series, with the Back of the Pack designed to give higher pace runners a chance to compete with peers and earn points. A virtual option is available for those who prefer to participate remotely. Runners receive a finisher medal, a technical event shirt, and chip timing. Multiple water stations are placed along the courses, with sports drink available at some locations, and portable restrooms are on site. Live results are provided with an on-site QR code for instant access, post-race results are posted afterward, and optional SMS runner tracking is available at registration. Awards recognize the top three men and women overall, plus first and second place in the following age groups: 19 and under, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 plus. Staff photos are shared on social media after the race, and there is a social media challenge that offers a chance at 50 percent off a future race when tagged posts are selected. Packet pickup takes place at the event, and race day registration is offered, though shirt sizes are not guaranteed for those registering that day and prices may increase. T-shirt and medal designs are released prior to the race, and course maps are available from the organizer. Parking is available at Acredale Community Park. Volunteers support water stations, course marshaling, and the finish line. The race is planned to take place rain or shine, with any adjustments communicated by the organizer. Banditing is not permitted and can result in removal or disqualification, and refund and transfer policies are provided by the organizer.
Help Weed and Chop the Sweitzer Park Butterfly Garden
Help care for the butterfly garden at Roland B. Sweitzer Community Park. Volunteers will clip or remove fallen stems, pull invasive plants, and monitor for new growth from plantings added last fall. Participants should wear work clothes and a hat, dress for the weather, bring water, and bring any weeding or gardening tools they have, including pruners or loppers. Some shared tools will be available.
Roland B. Sweitzer Community ParkSAW OM at the New Deal Cafe Lynn Hosts Guest Heather Aubrey Lloyd
At The New Deal Cafe, the Songwriters Association of Washington presents an open mic hosted by singer songwriter Lynn Hollyfield. Sign-ups are handled by drawing names from a hat, and each performer is offered a brief slot of up to two songs. Expect a welcoming room with a wide range of voices, along with PA and sound support. Donations are collected for the featured artist, and the cafe menu is available during the music. This edition spotlights Heather Aubrey Lloyd. Over two decades she has brought story-rich songs to all kinds of stages, channeling a reporter’s curiosity into adventurous writing. Her expressive voice pairs with fingerpicked guitar and hand percussion. Known for work with Baltimore’s ilyAIMY, she has earned national recognition as a Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Most Wanted Artist and a Top 4 Telluride Troubadour. In the DMV, honors include the Bernard Ebb Award grand prize, the “Girlfunkel” role in a popular Simon and Garfunkel tribute, and performances with Ayreheart alongside Grammy-nominated Ronn McFarlane. Her release Panic Room With A View has been praised by Amplify The Noise and MusicnGear for its alt folk scope, weaving acoustic beauty with humor and hope, and her live set leans into fear, grief and even absurdity to find transformation.
The New Deal Cafe97Underground.com Presents LYNCH MOB
Presented by 97Underground.com at Rams Head On Stage, this all-ages concert brings Lynch Mob’s high energy, guitar-forward hard rock to the stage, mixing elements of classic rock, blues, and metal with plenty of improvisation. Founded by George Lynch in 1989 after his long run with Dokken came to a close, the band signed to Elektra and quickly issued its debut, Wicked Sensation, which earned gold certification and opened the door to more than a dozen releases over the following decades. The current lineup pairs Lynch with drummer Jimmy D’Anda, vocalist Gabriel Colón, and bassist Jaron Gulino. D’Anda, the original BulletBoys drummer, drives the music with a funky yet heavy backbeat and once even took a pie-eating title in Boyle Heights in 1984. Colón, a Puerto Rican singer who began with Fast Taker and reached the top 10 on Puerto Rican rock radio, has showcased his range with acts including Gothic Knights, Culprit, White Wizzard, and Rowan Robertson. New Jersey native Gulino is known for his work with post-grunge band Tantric, contributing to chart-topping releases and extensive touring with a variety of artists. The set is planned to celebrate the band’s legacy with career-spanning favorites along with a generous helping of Dokken material.
Rams Head On StageCharlie Mars & Abe Partridge
Rams Head On Stage presents an evening with Charlie Mars and Abe Partridge, highlighting two distinctive approaches to songwriting. Charlie Mars draws from classic songcraft along with country, jam band, and alt‑country influences, pairing an English major’s love of language with atmospheric textures to examine themes like pride, fear, cynicism, and self‑doubt. Over the past two decades he has released seven studio albums plus EPs and singles, earned coverage in major media, and shared stages with REM, KT Tunstall, and Steve Earle. Abe Partridge, a musician, visual artist, and podcaster based in Mobile, Alabama, earned wide acclaim for his 2018 debut, Cotton Fields and Blood For Days. His performances move from raw, hard‑struck rhythms to delicate picking, with lyrics that push listeners to think, shifting from subtle reflection to full intensity. Together, they offer a compelling, lyric‑forward night of music in an intimate setting.
Rams Head On StageLeslie Jones
Leslie Jones brings her first performance to The Clarice with an evening of stand-up featuring sharp jokes, celebrity stories, and a few surprises. A multiple Emmy Award nominee who rose to prominence on Saturday Night Live in 2014, she has served as host for Supermarket Sweep, The Daily Show, the BET Awards, and the MTV Movie Awards, along with recurring appearances on Celebrity Wheel of Fortune and RuPaul’s Drag Race. Her screen work includes the 2016 Ghostbusters reboot, and her voice roles can be heard in The Angry Birds Movie and Sing. She is also the author of the New York Times bestselling memoir “Leslie F*cking Jones,” a candid look at life in the spotlight at 55. Ticket sales will open for this performance.
The ClariceAcoustiCafe Live at Laurel American Legion Post #60
AcoustiCafe returns to American Legion Laurel Post 60 in Laurel, Maryland with an evening of acoustic rock, folk, and country favorites. With autumn in full swing and Oktoberfest season underway, the atmosphere leans festive with plenty of food, drinks, and dancing. This event is open to the public with no cover charge. Guests can enter by pressing the buzzer at the door and signing in.
American Legion Laurel Post 60October Second Saturday Drum Circle
Experience a lively community drum circle at The New Deal Cafe, facilitated by Katy Gaughan. It welcomes all ages and brings an upbeat, funky energy in a celebratory atmosphere. A limited number of drums are available to borrow, and a $5 to $20 contribution is suggested. When the weather cooperates, the gathering moves to the outdoor space in Roosevelt Center just outside the cafe, so bringing a chair is recommended.
The New Deal CafeSara and The Igniters @ American Legion Laurel post 60
A versatile party band fronted by Sara Zito brings live music to American Legion Laurel Post 60.
American Legion Laurel Post 60Technicolor Motor Home: A Tribute to Steely Dan
Technicolor Motor Home brings the sound of Steely Dan to Rams Head On Stage with a 10-piece ensemble inspired by the band’s touring lineup. Led by Crack The Sky keyboardist Glenn Workman, the group performs selections from every Steely Dan album with tight, detailed arrangements, a full horn section, and backing vocalists. Baltimore Magazine has noted their precision and passion in presenting this famously complex music. This event is open to all ages.
Rams Head On Stage17th Annual Sandy Donaty Memorial Golf Tournament
Now in its seventeenth year, the Sandy Donaty Memorial Golf Tournament continues this longstanding memorial golf tradition. Additional information will be shared this summer.
22th Utopia Film Festival, Greenbelt
The Utopia Film Festival offers a weekend of film screenings and community gatherings centered at Old Greenbelt Theatre and New Deal Cafe. Festivities begin with an opening night party at Greenbelt Fire Hall for screeners, filmmakers, and their families. There is also a Reel and Meal at New Deal Cafe. Filmmakers can submit their work through multiple entry windows, including early bird, regular, late, and extended deadlines, with notices of winners and acceptance provided afterward.
Old Greenbelt Theater