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7 things to do in the Capital Region this week, including Preakness watch parties and a plant sale
Things to do in the Capital Region this week include Preakness watch parties and a two-day warehouse sale of succulents and cacti.
Rewild, a boutique houseplant shop with locations across the Capital Region, will open up its Hyattsville warehouse for Rewild West, a sale showcasing succulents and cacti.
Maryland is betting big on the Sphere. We had to see it up close.
Maryland officials are betting a smaller Sphere in National Harbor will jolt economic development and transform Prince George’s County for years to come. We went to Las Vegas to see what the hype is about.
The Sphere looms over Las Vegas.
Prince George’s Stadium is changing. He knows how much it was needed.
Darren Blackmon, a Bowie native, returned home to be the Chesapeake Baysox’s head groundskeeper after growing up attending and working at Prince George’s Stadium. The ballpark is completing a $50 million renovation project.
Darren Blackmon, a Bowie native, returned home to be the Chesapeake Baysox’s head groundskeeper after growing up attending and working at Prince George’s Stadium.
Prince George’s County offers standout tastes of West Africa
Chefs from Cameroon, Nigeria and Senegal are serving delectable staples of their homelands, including wood-fired beef and jollof rice, across Prince George’s County.
Bros J Suya first opened in Beltsville as a truck in 2021. The Cameroon-inspired restaurant’s main attraction is suya, strips of wood-grilled beef.
The can’t-miss events through the summer across the capital region
These are some of the highlight events being held in Prince George’s and Montgomery counties this spring and summer.
Bruce Springsteen performed the first concert at CFG Bank Arena post renovations on April 7, 2023.
Glenstone, Potomac’s contemporary art haven, evolves as it turns 20
Whether you’ve visited on multiple occasions or merely heard vague details about Glenstone, the private art museum, one word comes up repeatedly: experience.
Simone Leigh's "Last Garment" on display at the Water Court at the Glenstone Museum in Potomac.
This season, the Nats are pitching new food options
New concessions at Nationals Park include Baltimore transplants Fuzzies Burgers and Stuggy's hot dogs.
Fuzzies Burgers, one of two new Baltimore-born vendors in Section 105 at Nationals Park, offers its signature item, The Fuzzy, and fries, including shore style with malt vinegar powder and Old Bay.
A fast-casual baked potato? Tato’s in Montgomery Mall provides.
Potatoes star at Tato’s, which opened at Montgomery Mall in February after debuting in Silver Spring’s Commas Food Hall last year.
The Mexico at Tato’s features barbacoa and salsa macha, which is made here with sunflower seeds instead of the usual peanuts.
I ate a dozen bowls of pho across Montgomery County. Here are the best.
The best bowls of pho in Montgomery County showcase traditional techniques and chart the evolution of the beloved Vietnamese noodle soup.
A customer eats a bowl of brisket pho at PhoWheels in Burtonsville.
Steeze Burger, once called the best in the region, finds a permanent home in Gaithersburg
Steeze Burger had only popped up for a year before The Washington Post named it the best burger in the D.C. area. Gaithersburg native Hunter Karametos plans to open the first brick-and-mortar location in April.
Gaithersburg native Hunter Karametos will open a brick-and-mortar version of his pop-up, Steeze Burger, in April. His double cheeseburger was named by The Washington Post in 2023 as the D.C. area's best burger.
K2 Cafe and Kitchen expands its blended, family-tested cuisine to Clarksburg
K2 Cafe and Kitchen, which started in Poolesville in 2021, opened a second location in January.
The tandoori chicken bowl, one of the most popular dishes at K2 Cafe and Kitchen.
How many people watch Olympic curling and think ‘I could do that’? We find out.
The Potomac Curling Club in Laurel hosts open houses and Learn to Curl events for enthusiasts and newbies who get hooked on the oddball sport every four years.
First-time curler Sean White throws a curling stone during a Potomac Curling Club open house in Laurel.
7 things to do in Montgomery County, from mahjong 101 to a ‘Play in a Day’
Events around Montgomery County this week include an introduction to mahjong, art exhibits and several theater companies joining to put on a play in a day.
Glen Echo's Adventure Theatre participates in Play in a Day, a challenge to D.C.-area theaters to stage an entire play in 24 hours. Glen Echo's Adventure Theatre participates in Play in a Day, a challenge to D.C.-area theaters to stage an entire play in 24 hours.
The viral, overflowing tacos of Flavor Hive arrive in Maryland
Flavor Hive, which started in 2024 as a Virginia food truck, has rapidly expanded with its customizable bowls and chip-bag constructions.
Flavor Hive, which opened Feb. 12 in Rockville, built its viral fame on walking taco bags where customers bring in their own bag of chips and add on rice, meat and other toppings. The Banner brought a bag of Fritos and Xochitl sea salt chips as test subjects.
7 things to do in Montgomery County, from Savor Bethesda to a Lunar New Year celebration
This week brings Savor Bethesda, Rockville’s Lunar New Year celebration and more things to do around Montgomery County.
The owners of Zao Stamina Ramen renamed their shop as Ramen Menri on Feb. 1. They wanted to highlight more simple and subtle flavors such as the Menri Dashi Shio, which is available as part of the restaurant's Savor Bethesda special through March 1.
Rockville Science Center in search of $1 million in donations for new home
Rockville Science Center is planning to vacate its property by May 1 as it seeks $1 million for a new home while continuing to host workshops for high school engineering students building drones, robots and more.
Nicholas Yegorov, 16, is the design lead and captain of the robotics team at the Rockville Science Center, which announced it will have to move.
What’s it like to date in Montgomery County?
Ali Deckelbaum and Molly Dresner, who grew up and live in the area, created The Court in 2024 to set up singles across the D.C. region.
Molly Dresner, left, and Ali Deckelbaum became friends at Potomac's Bullis School. They stayed friends and created The Court in 2024 to set up singles in Montgomery.
Chef in Michelin-starred kitchens hand-forms corn tortillas in Rockville food truck
Saul Zelaya, who grew up in Gaithersburg and has cooked in D.C. restaurants such as Kinship and Rose’s Luxury, opened the Hijos del Maíz food truck in January.
Chef Saul Zelaya chats with a customer from his food truck, Hijos del Maíz, in Rockville.
7 things to do in Montgomery County, from a textile gallery to an owl prowl
An exhibit of textile artists from around the world and an owl prowl are among the events happening around Montgomery County this week.
A close look at a batik textile by Indonesian artist Dudung Alie Syahbana, whose work will join other global artists at a new exhibit at Bethesda's Amy Kaslow Gallery starting Feb. 5.
‘They took it all from me’: Maryland residents lost at least $6 million in call center schemes
Nearly two dozen Maryland residents were scammed out of funds, cryptocurrency and gold bars, said Montgomery County officials and agents from the FBI Baltimore field office.
Lisa, an 82-year-old Rockville resident, said at a news conference with Montgomery County officials and FBI Baltimore field office agents that she gave her life savings to scammers who impersonated as federal authorities.
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