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June 23 Open House to engage excited local fans for Mexico v. South Korea Match.

Mud is magic. Its mystique and charm—most often appreciated during childhood—can sometimes get lost as we grow older. This summer, let Montgomery Parks remind you of that mud magic in a whole new way.

June 17th is approaching fast. With the weather getting warmer, we encourage you to spend Father’s Day outdoors. Whether exploring the woods at Little Bennett Campground or enjoying an evening campfire, you can make dad’s day extra special with some exciting activities in Montgomery Parks.

New park features four state-of-the-art athletic fields, a playground, half basketball court, a pavilion and trail network.

New guidelines will provide overall direction for major features of parks and public spaces design for Energized Public Spaces Functional Master Plan.

Hundreds of employees from Marriott International descended upon parks sites for Spirit to Serve – Marriott’s global day of giving. Spirit to Serve has been celebrated by associates at Marriott International for over 20 years; and for the past 18 years, associates have tackled projects in Montgomery Parks.

Montgomery Planning Board Chair Casey Anderson is well on his way to reaching his 2018 goal of visiting all 421 Montgomery Parks! He recently took time out of his busy day to provide an update on his progress and share what he’s discovered along the way.

Black Hill Visitor Center and Nature Programs, Meadowside Nature Center and Brookside Gardens earn recertification

Brookside Gardens and the Agricultural History Farm Park Host Concerts June Through August.

Maryland-National Capital Park Police will present Wednesday, June 6, 2018

Breeding and nesting season has begun for the eastern box turtle.

Montgomery Parks is urging people to stay away from swollen streams and avoid driving in standing or moving water.

Most facilities will be open with a full slate of programs and activities during the holiday weekend

Kick off the unofficial start to summer with Montgomery Parks during Memorial Day weekend! Fill the holiday weekend with activities the whole family will enjoy, from boat rides and water mazes to golf excursions and train adventures. Have fun and stay cool all weekend long.

7,000 ground mounted solar panels will support the energy needs of more than 35 Montgomery Parks sites

Kevin Bridgett’s lifetime of boating experience makes him an ideal volunteer as a Pontoon boat tour guide on the 505-acre Little Seneca Lake at Black Hill Regional Park. He is a retired firefighter who has served the local community most of his adult life.

Darryl McSwain joins M-NCPPC from Montgomery County Department of Police.

Mother Earth is typically celebrated throughout April, but she deserves to be celebrated all year long. Montgomery Parks has increased its own sustainability efforts to not only beautify Mother Earth, but to spread the message of sustainability throughout the county and community.

Summer is a time when kids can explore new-to-them activities and adventures, and cultivate skills and memories that will last them a lifetime.

Public is invited to participate in unique reforestation project in celebration of Earth Month on April 16

Nearly 25 years ago, a nationwide movement was created by the Autism Society to cultivate conversations and promote acceptance around spectrum disorders.

Leaders from Green Minneapolis and NoMa Parks Foundation will present Tuesday April 17, 2018.

Ribbon cutting and activities will take place April 14, 2018, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.

From festivals to cleanups to nature hikes to workshops, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved.

History buffs can get a behind-the-scenes look at life in the 19th century and understand how it tells the story of Montgomery County.

Colorful and fragrant flowers aren’t the only things that are popping up this spring. Either returning from migration or bursting…

Celebrate the county’s rich cultural history at Montgomery Parks!

Presentation about the award-winning project will be given Saturday, March 17, 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. at the Silver Spring Library.

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.

A request for proposals will be issued on March 15, 2018.