Recent Articles
Are You Ready For a Disaster?
As Hurricane Sandy powers toward the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, lines at grocery stores and gas stations are snaking around corners and down the block. Are you ready for a natural or man-made disaster? Many of... Read More
Public Art Survey Team Finds Artwork
As part of the AHCMC survey of public art, not only have we located missing artworks, we have rediscovered works in plain sight. In 1987, Potomac Library acquired a free-standing sculpture by Raya Bodnarchuk for... Read More
Congratulations to the 2012 Executive's Awards recipients!
We are thrilled to announce the recipients of the 2012 Montgomery County Executive’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts and Humanities: Lifetime Impact Award – Eliot Pfanstiehl Lifetime Achievement Award – Carol Leahy Patron Award... Read More
Region's Arts & Culture Generates $1.5 Billion in Economic Activity
The reports are in and the numbers are stunning. In the Greater Washington Region the arts and culture industry pumps $1.5 Billion into the local economy. Not only that, the industry creates 29,003 jobs and... Read More
Go Behind the Scenes!
Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes at museums, operas, concerts, ballets and on Broadway? Well, Do &Go's Behind the Scenes can take you there--if your "there" is in Montgomery County. This week, we've gone... Read More
Public Art in Gaithersburg
Jennifer was one of our Public Art Survey Interns for Summer 2012. Read on to learn more about her experience surveying public art in Gaithersburg. This internship experience made me notice and appreciate our community’s... Read More