Celebrating Women’s History Month and beyond, the National Capital Trolley Museum is hosting the special exhibit, “Women in Transition.” There is an admission fee; see the museum website for details.

Celebrate a rich sampling of Montgomery County architecture, cultural heritage, local history programs, and special people at the 31st annual Awards for Historic Preservation. Free with a suggested donation of $15; RSVP highly recommended.

This March, Peerless Rockville invites the public to learn about one of the earliest communities in Rockville. Quality Hill traces its roots to the 1784 division of 45 acres of land into Rockville’s first streets, lots, and blocks concentrated along both sides of West Montgomery Avenue and Adams Street. This unique historical presentation will trace the development of Rockville in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. This era, the homes, churches, and institutions left a lasting imprint on the…

This March, Peerless Rockville invites the public to learn about one of the earliest communities in Rockville. Quality Hill traces its roots to the 1784 division of 45 acres of land into Rockville's first streets, lots, and blocks concentrated along both sides of West Montgomery Avenue and Adams Street. This free, unique historical presentation will trace the development of Rockville in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. This era, the homes, churches, and institutions left a lasting imprint on the city…

Celebrating Women’s History Month and beyond, the National Capital Trolley Museum is hosting the special exhibit, “Women in Transition.” There is an admission fee; see the museum website for details.

Meet in the Woodlands Room in the park office for a 3/4-hour presentation about Eastern Bluebirds. Learn why they need our help and how you can attract them to your yard. Following the indoor program, the group will hike to a nest box in the park that (hopefully) will have eggs or baby birds for you to see.

The Sandy Spring Slave Museum presents the local documentary premiere of "Six Triple Eight: No Mail, Low Morale," a documentary about the 6888 Central Postal Directory Battalion – the only all-Black female unit to be deployed overseas during WWII. The "Six Triple Eight," which was active from 1945 to 1946, consisted of 855 women under the Command of Major Charity Adams. Following the screening will be a panel discussion with members of the 6888. This event is FREE to the…

Washington Revels Jubilee Voices brings its high-energy program of traditional African American music to New Creation Church as the congregation celebrates its 25th anniversary. The service begins at 10:00 a.m. and is open to the public; Jubilee Voices will perform from 11:00 - 11:30 a.m.