Adapted and Directed by Hallie Gordon This season, Ebenezer Scrooge gets a refreshed look in our brand-new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ holiday classic that practically invented our modern understanding of the meaning of Christmas. The one-person performance stays true to the original’s vision of a singular storyteller bringing ghosts, memories, and visions of the future to vivid life.
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Storytime with diverse tales, then a play session using educational toys in the Large Meeting Room, for ages 10 and under.
Olney Library hosts hands‑on quilting sessions where participants work on projects, share show‑and‑tell, and learn together, ages 18 and up.
Weekly curbside leaf pickup for single-family and townhouse owners, placed by 7 a.m. on regular recycling day, with guidelines to keep gutters clear.
Winter Lights Festival in Gaithersburg — closed Dec. 25.
Synetic Theater presents a wordless, gothic‑horror adaptation of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow in Olney Theatre Center’s 150‑seat Theatre Lab.
Tap‑heavy, dance‑intensive Prohibition‑era spectacle of two jazz musicians disguised as women in an all‑female band, performed at Olney Theatre Center.
Olney Theatre Center stages Les Misérables, celebrating its 40th anniversary with Kevin S. McAllister as Javert, Alex De Bard as Eponine, and additional cast.
Les Misérables sign-interpreted performance at Olney Theatre Center celebrates the musical’s 40th anniversary with a cast including Kevin S. McAllister as Javert and Alex De Bard as Eponine.
