This weekend in Montgomery County, MD

A longstanding Kentlands neighborhood tradition, this year-round farmers market gathers vendors around the Main Street Pavilion and offers a lively community atmosphere. Shoppers will find seasonal produce such as fruits, vegetables, microgreens, and mushrooms, along with a colorful selection of plants and flowers. Ready-to-enjoy options include savory prepared meals, fresh-baked breads, and artisan desserts. Beverage choices range from spirits and fresh-ground coffee to juices made on site. There are treats for pets and a variety of handmade items from local artists and crafters. Live music by local musicians and songwriters is featured on select Saturdays, adding an upbeat soundtrack to the market experience.

This is a full day of cinema centered on the 8th Montgomery International Film Festival. Official selections screen throughout the morning and afternoon. The evening features an award ceremony followed by the Closing Film.

A preschool style program for young dogs focuses on learning, fun, and healthy development. It aims to give puppies a strong start and build a solid foundation for the future.

At Rockville Town Center during Rocktobierfest, School of Rock Rockville will be on site offering chances to meet the team, try instruments, pick up free swag, and access discounts on programs.

Rufus, a timid dog who has become separated from his owner, steps out of the rain to ask the audience for help. His path crosses with Dr. Tooth, a walrus dentist who initially focuses on how Rufus looks, then learns a heartfelt lesson about acceptance and inclusion, realizing that Rufus’s differences make him special. The tale concludes on a happy note and is performed by Blue Sky Puppets. A craft project is included, and the program is best suited for ages 3 to 10. General admission is $4 for Rockville residents and $6 for nonresidents. This is a City of Rockville program with a no exchanges policy.

A family friendly open house at the Izaak Walton League of Rockville offers a day of outdoor fun for all ages. Activities include air rifles, archery, canoeing, fishing and kayaking, plus opportunities to learn about American chestnuts, beekeeping, nature and conservation programs. Local exhibitors showcase conservation efforts. Attendees can explore the property and discover what the Izaak Walton League of Rockville has to offer.

The Pretty Reckless brings the Dear God Tour to The Fillmore Silver Spring. The main floor is general admission standing, with reserved seats available in the balcony, and the event welcomes all ages. Supporting acts may change without prior notice. For premium seating details, contact maryclairegriffin@livenation.com or call 202-626-8255. For ADA accommodations, purchase general admission tickets and then reach the box office at 301-960-9999. Ticket options include a public on sale, several presales such as Live Nation, Artist, Spotify, and Citi Cardmember, plus VIP packages and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

At Bethesda Theater, Funkateers Ball marks its 10th year with a powerhouse funk supergroup featuring members of Tony CaMM's Funk All-Stars and Clones of Funk. The performance salutes the 50th anniversary of landmark P-Funk releases, including Parliament's The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein, Bootsy's Rubber Band's Stretchin' Out, and Funkadelic albums Hardcore Jollies and Tales of Kidd Funkadelic. Hosted by the Chocolate City Alliance, this long-running reunion celebrates the music, style, and culture of P-Funk with an evening of live grooves and shared energy. Funkateers from the DC area and well beyond gather for a vibrant night on the dance floor. Funk-inspired outfits are welcome, and casual attire fits the vibe too.

Honor Glenview Mansion’s centennial with the City of Rockville. Registration is available online under course number 40375, and participants can select a timeslot when signing up. Program policies can be reviewed during the registration process. For questions, contact the City of Rockville at 240-314-8692 or civiccenterprograms@rockvillemd.gov.

An Organ Dedication concert celebrates Good Shepherd’s new organ console with a performance by acclaimed organist Nathan Laube. The program marks the dedication of this instrument, a centerpiece of the Accelerate Capital Campaign. It reflects a deep tradition of music in worship and a commitment to strengthening this ministry for generations to come.

At Calvary Lutheran Church, this concert highlights the global reach of African musical traditions through two orchestral works that share the same title. The program begins with Fela Sowande’s African Suite, a pioneering piece that threads Yoruba melodies and rhythms into a Western symphonic setting, illuminating the breadth and refinement of African art music in the orchestral repertoire. In the second half, Abdullah Ibrahim’s African Suite, arranged by Daniel Schnyder, blends jazz-tinged harmonies with rhythms rooted in African traditions and features NSS Music Director and jazz pianist Dr. David Fanning at the piano. Together, these pieces celebrate a shared musical heritage and reflect a commitment to inclusive, globally minded programming, offering a chance to hear how African traditions continue to shape orchestral music across generations and styles.

Kamelot’s Dark Asylum World Tour arrives at The Fillmore Silver Spring for an all ages concert. The main floor is general admission standing, and the balcony offers reserved seating. Supporting artists may change without notice. For premium seating options, contact maryclairegriffin@livenation.com or call 202-626-8255. For ADA accommodations, purchase general admission tickets and then call the box office at 301-960-9999. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales for Citi Cardmembers, Knotfest, Blabbermouth, and Live Nation.