Discover the post–Civil War history of Black communities in Gaithersburg at the debut screening of two new short documentaries from the Gaithersburg History Project. This event at Casey Community Center offers the first public look at this research. Stay after the screening for a panel discussion featuring Principal Researcher Anthony Cohen, Metropolitan Grove historian Arnetta Quarles, and videographer Carlos Gonzalez-Fernandez.
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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.
Outdoor storytime at Bohrer Park’s grassy area between the pavilion and playground features action books, fingerplays, songs and rhymes for early literacy, for ages 5 and under.
Costume optional baby storytime with books, songs, rhymes and bounces, followed by play, at Quince Orchard Library for infants and caregivers, ages 1 and under.
Casey Farmers market — local vendors offering fresh produce and goods in Gaithersburg.
Historic District Commission Regular Session in Gaithersburg.
Public meeting at Bohrer Park Activity Center to review and comment on proposed CDBG amendment funding a transitional housing shelter and splashpad safety barrier, with Spanish interpreter available.
Sugar Skulls for Día de los Muertos in Gaithersburg.
In Their Image Reception — reception in Gaithersburg.
