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Celebrate mom all weekend long with fun activities in Montgomery Parks.

Montgomery Parks is easing restrictions for some of the COVID-19 guidelines based on updated guidance from the county.

Explore Montgomery Parks and trails on two wheels during National Bike Month in May.

Nature on Wheels will bring programming to the community beginning April 30.

Proposed plan for a new dog park and Norwood Local Park will be presented to the Planning Board on May 6, 2021.

Brookside Gardens’ Conservatory will reopen on April 29, 2021.

First museum in the U.S. dedicated to Rev. Josiah Henson, built on former plantation in Bethesda where he was enslaved prior to self-emancipating to Canada.

State funding will help Montgomery Parks implement various park and open space enhancements.

Initial six-mile, natural-surface trail opened in 2018; Additional funding will support construction of 7.6 miles of paved trail.

New trail counter display will show how many pedestrians and bicyclists use Capital Crescent trail daily and annually.

Organized sports teams may have up to 50 players outdoors and 25 players indoors.

Celebrate Earth Month with tree seedling giveaways, native plant sales, park cleanups and virtual and in-person programs throughout the month!

From park cleanups to plants sales to guided hikes to virtual programs, there are many ways to participate.

“Facets of Hope” will be on display through September 16, 2021

Throughout April, county agencies will host engaging programs, activities and mini events.

Modified portion of the parkway will be open for exercise and recreation (closed to vehicles) beginning Saturdays at 7 a.m. and ending Sundays at 6 p.m.

Registration opens Monday, March 15.

You don’t need to cross state lines to view beautiful cherry trees. With over 300 blossoming cherry trees, get a head start on your spring at Montgomery Parks.

Celebrate Women’s History Month by visiting parks named after influential women in Montgomery County’s history.

Learn what’s open and what’s closed on the holiday

Special virtual and outdoor programming offered throughout the month

Find the best hills for sledding in Montgomery Parks.

Five new members received unanimous approval by the Montgomery County Planning Board on January 7, 2021.

Residents can reserve heated spaces for outdoor dining or socializing

Montgomery Parks and Prince George’s Parks and Recreation Departments receive accreditation from National Recreation and Park Association.