Events for October 22 - October 25

A continuing monthly series of informational presentations about the historic homes in upper western Montgomery County, using the homes as a way to better understand the people whose land we’ve inherited and how their dreams, goals, and struggles were not all that different from ours today. The lands around us have played an important part in American history over the last few centuries. The fields we pass through each day have spurred economic development, been [...]

On Thursday, October 22nd at 7 pm, Andrew Gilmour, CIA veteran and author of A Middle East Primed for New Thinking: Insights and Policy Options from the Ancient World will be Poolesville Seniors’s guest speaker. His presentation, based on his recently published book, uses insights from the ancient world to support critical thinking and policy formulation toward a region in which the United States continues to have significant strategic interests. It’s Virtual! This is a virtual [...]

Join local historian Glenn Wallace as he shares the history of the Monocacy cemetery and its connection to the people of Poolesville. Its virtual! RSVP below and you will receive a Zoom link to your email inbox before the event.

Join I. J. Hudson, a reporter with over 32 years of experience in front of the camera, as he shares his stories. Its virtual! RSVP below and you will receive a Zoom link to your email inbox before the event.

**CANCELLED** Unfortunately, we've had to cancel this activity -- we'll let you know if we'll be able to reschedule in the future!!! Join Poolesville poet Bernard Jankowski and Frederick painter Calvin Ramsburg for "An Evening with a Poet and a Painter". They have collaborated on 3 books over the past 14 years. Their latest book, Shadows of the Monocacy, captures the spirit of living in and exploring our region.

Join Hal and His Pals for a virtual concert featuring music of the 50's, 60's and 70's.

Chuck Copeland has lived in Dickerson since 1993. This descendent of former slaves will be sharing with us the history of Martinsburg, formerly a part of a larger freed black community. It’s Virtual! This is a virtual Zoom-based activity, so that means you’ll be able to enjoy the presentation from the comfort of your home using your own computer or smartphone. We will send you instructions for joining the Zoom session before the event. Signup [...]

A continuing monthly series of informational presentations about the historic homes in upper western Montgomery County, using the homes as a way to better understand the people whose land we’ve inherited and how their dreams, goals, and struggles were not all that different from ours today. The lands around us have played an important part in American history over the last few centuries. The fields we pass through each day have spurred economic development, been [...]