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Delicate hand-sewn Korean window coverings, baby blankets and gifts hanging from bamboo rods fill the Sandy Spring Museum’s Dr. Byrd Room, exhibit hall and Farquhar Gallery during September. The exhibit, “My Life: Marks of a Needle,” on view through Sunday, Sept. 23, features pieces made in the traditional manner as well as more modern pieces, View more

Founded as a Quaker community, Sandy Spring became a place of refuge for people seeking religious tolerance and fleeing slavery. Today, the Sandy Spring Museum continues that heritage by showcasing the works of refugee artists. “Uprooted: The Art of Refugees” features six artists originally from Ethiopia, Iraq and Somalia. Through their work, they View more

Imagination Bethesda, a celebration of families, children and the arts, will take over the heart of downtown Bethesda June 2. Some 20 booths along Woodmont Avenue and Elm Street will offer hands-on activities for children, and popular children’s performers will be on stage at the free-admission Bethesda Urban Partnership event. Among the craft activities View more

“Robin Hood,” the classic tale of good vs. evil, comes to life with the aid of a band of Merry Men and all the boys and girls in the audience at Bethesda’s Imagination Stage. The audience is invited to join in the action as Robin Hood, played by Chris Dinolfo, leads the forces of good in the fight against the forces of greed, led by the Sheriff View more

When Will Grove-White heard about a band of misfits that played Jimi Hendrix, Charlie Parker and Stravinsky on ukuleles, he had to see the show. “They were just brilliant, I had to keep going back,” he said. After three years as an enthusiastic fan, the then 16-year-old ukulele-playing schoolboy was invited to join The Ukulele Orchestra of Great View more

Everyone has a bad day now and then, but 12-year-old Alexander is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day from the moment he wakes up. Adventure Theatre MTC (AT-MTC) will bring his story, “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day,” from page to stage in a new musical version through March 31.