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Weekly curbside leaf pickup for single-family and townhouse owners, placed on regular recycling day by 7 a.m., with guidelines to keep streets clear.
Main Street Farmers Market in Gaithersburg.
Legend of the Three Sisters Tale and Craft (Quince Orchard Library) — Retelling the Three Sisters legend and crafting beans, squash, and corn projects, for ages 1–10.
Sensory storytelling session at Gaithersburg Library uses props, sound, scent, touch and sight to bring original inclusive books to life, with parents required, for ages 1–10.
Ruben Studdard headlines The Masterpiece Tour, delivering his biggest hits, tribute numbers, and new album songs at Parilla Arts Center.
Prescription Drug Take-Back Day takes place in Gaithersburg.
Tasty Books presents “Room on the Broom” in Gaithersburg.
Drop-In Weekend: Trick-or-Trick at the Museum — a museum drop-in event featuring trick-or-treat activities.
Olney Theatre Center stages Les Misérables, celebrating its 40th anniversary with Kevin S. McAllister as Javert, Alex De Bard as Eponine, and additional cast.
Tony-nominated Caroline, or Change blends blues, gospel, Jewish melodies in a 1963 Louisiana story, presented in eight shows at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre; tickets $26, $23 students/seniors.
Uasuf Gueye leads an adult djembe drumming class at Olney Library, where participants with intellectual disabilities and their care partners drum together; registration required, ages 18+.