Training will be on April 22, 10am-noon. Volunteers will be taught the history of the site, the meaning of the geodetic markers, and more.
The annual event will be on April 13 from 6:30-9 pm at the Rosborough Cultural Arts Center. Seating for the event is limited.
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The eighth annual festival features award-winning authors, workshops, multilingual story time and activities for children of all ages.
All Gaithersburg offices are closed Tuesday and recycling is delayed a day because of the winter storm.
At the 'Celebrate Excellence' awards ceremony, the city was presented with five awards, the most received by a member agency.
The first meeting with this new format will take place on Wednesday, March 29 at at Watkins Mill Elementary School.
The Gaithersburg Community Museum will celebrate the history of the railroad during 'Train Days' on Mar. 25 and Jun. 3.
Newlyweds are invited to sell their wedding items to those with pending nuptials on Apr. 2, 11 am- 2 pm.
The new speaker series will kick off in March and focuses on cultural and current issues.
'Magical Spring' will be held at the Arts Barn in Gaithersburg during Montgomery County Public School’s spring break, April 10 - 14.
NPR talk show host Kojo Nnamdi will kick off a series of talks at Montgomery County libraries about cultural and current issues.
Donations can be dropped off at the Community Services Office weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., February 20 through March 15.
The City of Gaithersburg and the Chesapeake Bay Trust will be holding an information workshop on grant funding Feb. 7.
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill is a polished-casual restaurant specializing in classic America cuisine for all palettes.
Residents will be able to register children for summer camps starting February 1 and non-resident enrollments begin February 15.
The annual Volunteer Income Tax Assistance is now open and taking appointments.
The annual award program recognizes individuals and groups for their commitment to improving and protecting the environment.
Learn about archaeology with hands-on activities, ceramic mending and more.
More than 420 students created written and graphic works celebrating the six pillars of character.
Wrapping paper and all those extra glass and plastic containers are recyclable, and don’t even need to be separated.
The city of Gaithersburg reminds residents that during the holidays public facilities will operate on a holiday schedule.
The Gaithersburg City Council is currently seeking to fill the position left vacant by the passing of Henry Marraffa.
The statement was released Tuesday, Nov. 22.
'A Morning with Santa' takes place December 17 at Casey Community Center.
The sixth annual event honors its founder takes place November 17.
Gaithersburg Marriott Washingtonian Center announces ballroom renovation and fall meeting discounts.
Interested residents are expected to submit an application.
Loose leaf collection extends through Dec. 30.
Plenty of well-paying jobs, good housing stock, lots of restaurants and more make Gaithersburg a great city, says a website.
The event will feature remarks by Brigadier General Gerald E. Galloway (US Army, Retired).
Families can enjoy breakfast with Santa and holiday craft making December 3 and 4 at Kentlands Mansion.
The announcement came at a conference in St. Louis, Mo.
The Food for Fines program runs through Oct. 30 and collects food for the Manna Food Center. Libraries across the county are participating.
The City is also seeking donations of money, food, and new books, toys, hats, scarves, gloves and clothing for young children.
The City of Gaithersburg will host a variety of activities to celebrate 20 years as a 'Character Counts!' City in October.
The charging stations have been installed at three municipal locations in Gaithersburg.
Gaithersburg Fall Festival features beer and wine tasting, German food and music and five stages of entertainment.
Thursday night's effort is part of Maryland's enhanced program this year, due to public concerns over Zika and the West Nile virus.