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Justin Valenti Featured in “A Closer Look” This summer, Justin Valenti will be one of the artists featured in a juried art exhibition called “A Closer Look” at the Kentlands Mansion in Gaithersburg, MD. Featured Artwork His piece is an abstract fluid painting called “Wild Adventures”. This art show isContinue Reading

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Moderately MOCO and The MoCo AI Company are looking for our next group of interns, contributors, and future leaders. Over the past few years, Moderately MOCO has grown into one of Montgomery County’s largest independent local media platforms, reaching more than 29,000 local followers and generating millions of annual views.Continue Reading

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Strathmore’s Summer 2026 season features an impressive lineup of Grammy-winning musicians, acclaimed comedians, family-friendly performances, free outdoor concerts, and art exhibitions. Highlights include Andrew Bird with the National Philharmonic, Patton Oswalt, Chris Botti, Bruce Hornsby, Ledisi, and a full schedule of summer events in North Bethesda.
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Community theater isn’t just about performing. Productions rely on volunteers, backstage crew, musicians, costumers, set builders, lighting operators, and countless other contributors who help bring shows to life.

Many theaters welcome first-time participants and offer a supportive environment for learning and growing in the arts.

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The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring has once again earned national recognition, and now it needs the community’s help to reach the top spot. On May 4, 2026, USA Today’s 10Best nominated The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring for its list of the Best Aerial Adventure Parks in the UnitedContinue Reading

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Moderately MOCO’s local news network continues to grow, and we’re making improvements behind the scenes to help keep Montgomery County residents better informed. After Montgomery County’s latest website update caused issues with some of our automated MoCoFeed.com posts, we fixed the problem and used the opportunity to expand what MoCoFeedContinue Reading