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Lisa Cline

Lisa Cline is a Montgomery County resident of 11 years and comes to CultureSpotMC.com as a career copywriter in the advertising industry. Her favorite "finds" in the county include the Glenstone Museum and BlackRock Center for the Arts. She lives in Gaithersburg with her family. In her spare time, she is a community activist and a transportation and urban planning geek and is never far from a Sudoku puzzle.

Abundance. Opulence. Magnificence. These are just a few words that aptly describe the holiday lights celebrations at the Winter Lights Festival in Gaithersburg, Brookside Gardens’ Garden of Lights in Wheaton and the Festival of Lights at the Visitors’ Center of the Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ in Kensington.

Beads are big -- so big that they are celebrated not once, but twice a year right here in Montgomery County. Made of glass, shell, clay, wood, stone, plastic, metal, bone, coral, horn, ivory, seeds, beads can contain more than meets the eye. They are the oldest, most universal and enduring artifacts of mankind. They are things of beauty and adornment. View more

It’s no accident that butterflies are the first to greet visitors to Glenstone’s new modern art mecca cradled in Potomac’s rolling countryside. Nature is among the most celebrated artists on the property and, at 230 acres, arguably dwarves the other massive — in size and reputation — works in Emily and Mitchell Rales’ prized private collection. View more

KIDfest, hosted by Bethesda’s KID Museum, is growing up. Sunday, Sept. 23 marks the sixth year for this lollapalooza for little people (and their adults). More than 90 innovators will set up shop in downtown Silver Spring and teach, create, display and define creativity for a crowd of about 15,000 people. KIDfest brings together artists, community View more

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