Jazz bass clarinetist and composer Todd Marcus has long balanced his music career by running Intersection of Change (www.intersectionofchange.org), a nonprofit addressing poverty related issues in his Baltimore neighborhood.

Artist Talk (virtual event) with focus on Egyptian heritage, inspirations, and the creative process.

Hundreds of enslaved Black residents of Prince George's County challenged slavery in the courts between the late 1700s and early 1800s. Learn from distinguished legal experts about the judicial system that enabled them to courageously fight for freedom even when they lacked agency and basic human rights.

Prince George's County Reads invites community members to share the experience of reading a book together. The inaugural selection, "A Question of Freedom: The Families Who Challenged Slavery from the Nation's Founding to the Civil War" by William G. Thomas III, explores the history of enslaved Black residents of the County who challenged slavery in the courts from the late-18th century.

In celebration of Black History Month, Soul in Motion brings together African Drummers and Dancers from across the area to commemorate a moment of unity during this time of uncertainty. This virtual collection of performances will feature Soul in Motion, Coyaba Dance Theater, Malcolm X Drummers and Dancers, and More Than a Drum.

Prince George's County Reads invites community members to share the experience of reading a book together. The inaugural selection, "A Question of Freedom: The Families Who Challenged Slavery from the Nation's Founding to the Civil War" by William G. Thomas III, explores the history of enslaved Black residents of the County who challenged slavery in the courts from the late-18th century.

Nootana kicks off its 9th year season at Joe’s with “Unity” on Sunday 12/12.

The Mt. Rainier Craft Fair springs back into the virtual platform, Hopin on March 6th. Join our vendors and Mt. Rainier community for a day of crafts and fun! Tickets are free, register today!