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Bethesda Fine Arts Festival

The 2024 Bethesda Fine Arts Festival will be held May 11 & 12, 2024 and will feature fine art created by 120 of the nation’s best artists, live entertainment and Bethesda restaurants.

Located in Bethesda’s Woodmont Triangle, along Norfolk, Auburn


photo by James Warner

Back in June 2023 Brookland also had a Black Bear visitor.

Thanks to Emily for passing on James’ great shot – and of course thanks to James for giving us permission to post: “Last seen running into Fort Bunker Hill Park.”

And thanks to Shireen for giving permission to share this wild photo posted at 7:02am: Read More

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photo by Miki Jourdan

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52 O Street’s exterior. Photo courtesy Mike O’Brien.

From an email:

“Spend your Saturday afternoon at Washington DC’s largest art studio building. See the spaces and buy art directly from 50+ artists—painters, sculptors, printmakers, photographers, designers, galleries, and more. Admission is free and open to the public. Read More

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