Events

Davey Yarborough and Esther Williams take listeners on a journey through many musical genres, infusing themselves into the music with Yarborough’s captivating woodwinds and Williams’ soulful vocals. Together, they lay the foundation for a jazz performance you won’t forget.

For over 40 years the Dallas Black Dance Theatre has
mesmerized audiences with spell-bounding performances
that keep audiences coming back for more. Their repertoire
combines classical and contemporary modern works by Alvin
Ailey, Elisa Monte, Milton Myers, Asadata Dafora, Dianne
McIntyre, Matthew Rushing, Christopher L. Huggins, Ben
Stephenson, Twyla Tharp, and others. The company is a
diverse multiethnic troupe of well-trained, exciting, and skillful
dancers.

Organized by the Laurel Art Guild, this annual exhibit is juried
by a regional professional and showcases works by artists
ages 18 and older who live in the Washington metropolitan
area and surrounding states. The exhibit includes paintings,
drawings, photographs, wall-hung sculptures, collages, and
more. This year will be the 55th anniversary exhibit. Cash
prizes will be awarded for first, second, and third places, and
three merit awards. Get involved in your local arts activities
and enjoy the support and camaraderie of your fellow artists.
Find more information at laurelartguild.org.

For over 40 years the Dallas Black Dance Theatre has
mesmerized audiences with spell-bounding performances
that keep audiences coming back for more. Their repertoire
combines classical and contemporary modern works by Alvin
Ailey, Elisa Monte, Milton Myers, Asadata Dafora, Dianne
McIntyre, Matthew Rushing, Christopher L. Huggins, Ben
Stephenson, Twyla Tharp, and others. The company is a
diverse multiethnic troupe of well-trained, exciting, and skillful
dancers.

Thursdays-Mondays, April 4th-29th, 10 am-4 pm

See beautiful, one-of-a-kind turned wood objects, all hand-made by the talented members of the Chesapeake Woodturners.

Join us for this fun, effective cardio workout that combines several different workout methods including aerobics, bodyweight strength training, and plyometrics! Enjoy a high-energy group environment as you improve your strength and cardiovascular endurance. Level: All.

Just in time for Earth Day, this play follows “Gus” (a giant dog puppet) who leads audiences on a STEM-inspired adventure around the globe. He uses clever resources to find creative solutions for a thirsty man in the desert, a wacky inventor, a toy maker and one very funny bug. Volunteers join Gus on stage to engineer a device for gathering water, build a unique toy from recycled materials and more! By the end of the play Gus and his friends use Science, Technology, Engineering and Math to find smart solutions to real-life issues. This show is designed to encourage young people to help the Earth through recycling, energy conservation, and creative thinking. The educational content in this show is recommended for Grades 2-6 (Ages 7-11). PLEASE NOTE: this show is replacing the previously scheduled “We Can Do It.”