Montpelier Arts Center
9652 Muirkirk Rd, Laurel, MD 20708
301-377-7800

In this hour-and-a-half workshop, poet and yoga educator Yael Flusberg will guide students through breath work, poses, mindfulness techniques, and writing exercises to connect with our bodies, mind, and spirit. Bring a yoga mat, pen, and your favorite notebook. Wear comfortable clothing.

Montpelier Arts Center
9652 Muirkirk Rd, Laurel, MD 20708
301-377-7800

The Kennedys are vocalists/guitarists Pete and Maura Kennedy. A husband and wife duo, they set out on the road together in the early '90s as members of Nanci Griffith's Blue Moon Orchestra, and since striking out on their own, they have traveled the U.S., Canada, and Europe for three decades as a two-person band. Higher energy than a folk act, but not as loud as a rock band, they mix passionate songwriting with a flair for entertainment and a repertoire of classic songs. Think of a song by Buddy Holly, the Everly Brothers, or the Beatles, and that smile on your face is the same smile you'll be wearing when The Kennedys hit the stage.

May is National Share-a-Story Month and Marrietta House Museum is celebrating with a fairy tale program. Join us for an hour of imagination and creation. Learn what makes a Victorian fairy tale unique and participate in a collective storytelling experience guided by Mariettas educator, Karen Holl. Let your imagination run wild! Complete with light refreshments and fun craft activities. Recommended for ages 5 through 10 (children must be accompanied by an adult).

Calling all Scouts! Celebrate Preservation Month while working toward badges and earning a patch. Create a mini museum, solve a preservation puzzle, and explore the collection with experts. This program focuses on individual Scouts and Scout troops, but all are welcome to register.

Bring the whole family out for our fun Field Day event! Enjoy roller skating, Judo and Zumba lessons, a motorcycle/bicycle safety demonstration from Park Police, healthy & nutritional cooking demonstrations, health screenings, interactive kids activities, healthy snacks to recharge after a day of play, and more! You won’t want to miss this FREE event for the community!

Did you know that walking regularly has been linked to improved mood, stronger bones, and better sleep? Join us for Step it Up, a walking campaign in collaboration with the Prince George’s County Health Department! This five-month fitness initiative features walking events scheduled once a month from May through September. Immerse yourself in the scenic parks of Prince George’s County, explore beautiful trails and meet fellow walkers, all while prioritizing your health and wellness. Register at pgparksdirect.com. All ages welcome; FREE.

Come out and partake in a pickleball tournament -- doubles style! Pick your partner and compete for the grand prize! Food will be provided.

Join us as we host an educational hands-on dairy program in honor of Historic Preservation Month! Learn about the history of the Riversdale dairy through this interactive program featuring foodways Historian Joyce White. Participants will listen to an informative lecture, join a special tour of the Riversdale Dairy and Dependency building to learn about our historic preservation efforts, participate in a hands-on dairy demonstration, and close with a sampling of Maryland cheeses.

Join us for this exhilarating one-day workshop designed to introduce the dynamic world of individual and team sports. This immersive one-day workshop combines skill development, teamwork, and urban-inspired elements to create a memorable and exciting experience for participants.

Join us as we come together as a community to learn and understand how staying healthy and fit can benefit a better quality of life!

This interactive virtual session led by a Giant nutritionist will illuminate the world of essential nutrients, their profound influence on your health, and practical strategies for obtaining them from your diet. Registration required.

Come participate in an exhilarating fitness challenge tailor-made for kids! Catch the Get Fit Mobile unit as it stops at various locations throughout Prince George’s County. This high-energy session offers a playground of excitement, created to promote exercise, foster teamwork, and a sense of accomplishment.

Join us for an evening of movement and dance. Learn the latest line dances and move to some old-time favorites. Dance your way to a lifestyle of fitness fun! All levels. No REGISTRATION is required.

Line dancing, hand dancing, food, crafts, games, and more! Dress up in your finest denim outfit and ritziest bling for this fabulous event!

Enjoy a movie at Temple Hills Community Center that will include popcorn and snacks.

Ladies and gentlemen, wear your favorite denim outfit and your favorite pearl accessories, and join us as we celebrate and honor mothers of all sorts! Enjoy delicious food and a live musical performance by Ray Apollo Allen and the Apollo One Band in a relaxed setting. An M-NCPPC senior ID and reservations are required to participate.

Learn the health benefits of walking and running while using technology to track your progress. Participants can use their own pedometer or Smartwatch or the step counter we provide.

Join us for our annual Mother's Day Hat and Tea Party! Enjoy a lovely afternoon tea luncheon and don your favorite hat in our Hat Parade. Hat judging categories will be the Most Fascinating Fascinator, the Most Creative Hat, and the Most Prim and Proper Hatand for our gentlemen, Mr. Tea! Fee includes tea related items, lunch, speakers, music by The Rise Band. Groove to all our favorite line dances! You don't want to miss this! Register early as seating is limited.

In this workshop, dancers and movers of varying physical abilities will gather for movement and choreography that challenges their artistic process and dance skills. The workshop welcomes people with physical disabilities, including wheelchair users and amputees, who would like to explore adapted dance choreography.

Brentwood Arts Exchange
3901 Rhode Island Ave, Brentwood, MD 20722
301-277-2863

Ari Voxx is D.C.'s Dreamy Pop Princess. Well-versed in many different music worlds, she focuses on writing music that is eclectic and authentically her, transcending genres. Voxx's sound is heavily inspired by the moods and vibes of '80s/'90s new-wave and pop artists, with influences ranging from Cocteau Twins, Kate Bush, and The Cure, to The Eurythmics, Soundgarden, and Imogen Heap. As a Black, queer, female artist and mental health awareness advocate, Voxx's music is reflective of her diverse environment and experiences -- themes like alienation, heartache, self-identity, and her struggles with anxiety and depression often occur in her songwriting. The kaleidoscopic lens through which she views her creations is encapsulated by her dreamy, soft-glam aesthetic, and usually involves melancholic undertones.