Events

Studios, liturgical dance companies, community dance groups, ministries, and individual dancers are invited to audition for the annual Uplift: Inspirational Dance Festival. Auditions will be held on Saturday, October 19, 2024, and are by appointment only. We are seeking performances that tell a story of resilience, hope, and joy. If you would like to apply, please fill out the online application, https://bit.ly/4ehoSwA.

This annual dance program, which originally began as liturgical dance, is sourced from submissions by way of a professional adjudication process to ensure a high-quality program and is wonderfully unique year after year. We are seeking passionate and diverse dancers of varying spiritual dance styles, including, but not limited to worship, liturgical, lyrical, traditional dance styles, and specialty (African, hip-hop, contemporary, dramatic storytelling, spoken word, etc.). All styles of choreography, musical influences, and inspirations will be considered. Finalists must be available for the performance on Sun., Feb. 23, 2025 at 4pm and will receive a stipend for their participation.

If you have any questions or need additional information, please email PublickPlayhouse@pgparks.com.

Enjoy a short story and craft in the gallery. These programs are designed for younger learners 5 & under.
THIS MONTH: Experience the thrill of the skies as we bring to life the story of Spider in a Glider. Unleash your creativity by creating your own pompom spider and having it take to the skies in its own airplane.
For more information: 301.864.6029 or collegeparkaviation@pgparks.com

Dinosaur Park hosts free open house days every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month! Explore the grounds where dinosaur bones have been discovered! Learn about fossils and recent dinosaur bone findings.

“Reflections of Enchantment” explores the intriguing interplay between mirrors and the imagination. Each piece in the exhibition mirrors the essence of the narratives of beloved fairy tales and ancient myths, weaving new stories from old images that transcend time and space. Keller uses deconstructed works from art history to propel each story forward, incorporating mixed media on paper, reclaimed books, and ceramics, as well as assemblage.