Arts & Entertainment
Get Out: May 20 - 22
Need plans for this weekend? Kensington Patch has you covered.
Friday, May 20:
Three days of fashion events comes to Bethesda Row. There will be a screening of Bill Cunningham New York and designer Kelly Cutrone will be making an appearance.
Friday, May 20:
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Kensington Arts Theatre is half way through its showing of "Jekyll & Hyde." Pop by the Kensington Armory and enjoy the show.
Saturday, May 21:
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Bring the kids to Glen Echo Park at 9:30 a.m. and join the stars of The Puppet Co.'s production of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves" for breakfast. Stay after breakfast to see the performance and get an autograph from Snow White and her prince! Tickets are $60 for children ($30 is tax-deductible) and $75 for adults ($45 is tax-deductible).
Saturday, May 21:
The Day of the Book Festival is a thing of the past, but luckily for literary lovers, the Gaithersburg Book Festival is now underway. From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. listen to authors read excerpts from their books, get author autographs and peruse books.
Sunday, May 22:
Doorway Arts Ensemble and Arts Alive Theatre presents "The Race"—an autobiographical play that explores a white man’s awareness of race and racism—at Montgomery College Cultural Arts Center in Silver Spring.
Sunday, May 22:
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bethesda will host its spring choral concert. The event is free and open to the public, but a free-will offering will be taken to benefit the current Thrivent Builds House—a Montgomery County Habitat for Humanity project.