Events

Hsiang-Hsin Ching is a passionate and committed Taiwanese violist and recording engineer currently attending the Peabody Institute and pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Recording Arts and Viola Performance. Dedicated to her craft, Hsiang-Hsin has played viola since age 13 and graced stages across Europe, Asia, and the U.S. with chamber music and orchestra performances.

Get ready to move and groove at this vibrant celebration of global dance! Talented dancers from across the world light up the stage with lively performances from artists representing Hawaii, Brazil, West Africa, Ireland, and Cuba. Feel the rhythm as host DJ Lidius spins the hottest international dance tracks — and jump in to learn a few new moves yourself. Enjoy an unforgettable experience, that brings our community together through the joy of dance!
Space is limited; advance registration is recommended.

Join Club 300, a FREE senior walking club! Join us at Fairwood Community Park, walk the trail, and then gather at the pavilion for the annual Club 300 birthday party celebration with live music and a birthday treat. Bring a blanket or lawn chair to enjoy the show!Meet at: Fairwood Community Park pavilion

This programs meets every third Tuesdaystarting in January and running through May.

Jan. 21st 2025

Feb. 18th 2025

Mar. 18th 2025

Apr. 15th 2025

May 20th 2025

Active service members and veterans of all eras are invited to join this free, monthly small group reading and discussion dinner series centered around books which relate to military experiences or offer a veteran’s perspective. Veterans Book Group is coordinated statewide by Maryland Humanities and presented locally in partnership with Montpelier Arts Center. Discussions are led by Dr. Karen Arnold, former poet-in-residence at the Arts Center and discussion moderator for multiple literature groups in Baltimore. Dinner and reading materials are provided. Call 301-377-7800 for more information and to register. Spaces are limited; registration is required by Jan. 7, 2025.

Taekwondo is the traditional Korean art of self-defense, originating from Ancient Korea. It means “Way of the Hand and Foot” and involves the skilled application of kicks, punches, strikes, holds, and throws. This beginner’s Taekwondo class is designed for students who wish to learn various self-defense techniques, including kicking, falling, and punching.