June 10th – 10am to 2pm
You’re invited to Home Sweet Home, a Home and Garden Show in the heart of your community on June 10th from 10am to 2pm on the Kentlands Clubhouse Lawn. This event will feature home and garden vendors and home-good merchants in a family-fun environment.
There will be two live musical performances, food trucks, and entertainment for adults and kids alike.
Musical performances will feature:

With humor, grace, and cabaret vocal stylings of yesteryear, delighting listeners at intimate venues and festivals alike, Maureen Andary. A Songwriter with a Creative Writing degree from New York University and musical theater training, she performs with the composure of an actor and the tenacity of a practiced poet, commanding the audience with every breath. She will be accompanied by guitarist Dave Chappell: highly regarded by both his musical peers and by fans in the DC area, he coaxes a huge range of sounds out of his trademark Fender Telecaster.
https://www.maureenandary.com/
https://www.guitardavechappell.com/

Cellist Fred Lieder, a Washington music scene fixture for 35 years, is an incredibly multifaceted musician whose skills range from classical to celtic, jazz to rock, with a heavy dose of blues thrown in. He has delighted audiences all over the country. Locally, he has played the Kennedy Center, Wolf Trap, the Birchmere, Ram’s Head, Blues Ally, Twins Lounge, and the State Theater, just to mention a few. Listen to a CD of many local recording artists and chances are, if you hear a cello, it’s Fred playing on that backing track. He is the author of “My Cello Has the Blues,” available at your local music store.
https://www.rockcreekstrings.com/
This is a FREE event, and all are welcome!
Thank you to our title sponsor Kitchen Tune-Up for believing in our vision and mission. Thank you to the Kentlands Community Foundation and City of Gaithersburg for your partnership in making this event possible.
The Dwelling Place, Inc. is a 35-year-old nonprofit organization that supports homeless families in Montgomery County in their pursuit of self-sufficiency and long-term stability by providing housing, financial and life skills workshops, career and educational opportunities, and access to mental health resources. They provide a tailored approach aimed at addressing the root cause of homelessness for families. This is their premier home and garden fundraising event and truly a unique and special opportunity for you to engage with their community. All donations and vendor contributions will directly benefit The Dwelling Place families. www.tdp-inc.org/

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