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Fan of Thai? Want a night off from cooking? Visit the Thai Chef in Rockville for an authentic taste of Thai.
Walking into Rockville’s Thai Chef, one might mistakenly think they have been transported almost 9,000 miles across the globe to a festive night market in Bangkok, Thailand. Between the vibrant neon chandelier in the dining rotunda, the Thai hit tunes playing and the colorful hand-painted merry-go...
Thinking of decorating before the holidays?
The U.K.-based paint and wallpaper brand, which has operated since 1946, is getting ready to open up a new location at Federal Realty’s Bethesda Row in December 2022. The showroom will offer color consultations, decorating inspiration and advice. 7118 Bethesda Lane., Bethesda; farrow-ball.com
Happy Halloween!
Did you have a treehouse growing up? Learn why these resorts differ from your childhood memories.
By Eric D. Goodman We weren’t sure quite what to expect when we were invited to stay a weekend at a treehouse resort. Sure, I’d spent some time in treehouses as a child, but we knew that the treehouses of today can be quite a different thing. One has only to watch a few episodes […]
Happy Friday! Did you know the ABS Montrose location is rebranding? Check out the new retail line in Rockville!
Montgomery County’s Alcohol Beverage Services (ABS) is rebranding its Montrose store to the Oak & Barrel retail line. ABS is the county’s wholesaler of beer, wine and spirits and manages alcohol licensing in the county. The second of its kind, the store will feature handpicked items with a focus...
Happy Rosh Hashanah!
Have you voted in Readers' Choice Awards?
Montgomery Magazine is excited to bring back our Readers’ Choice Awards. We always enjoy hearing from our readers, but this is a time when we particularly welcome your feedback as you weigh in and share your favorites with us. Our categories cover everything from the best restaurant to the best su...
Have you voted in Readers' Choice Awards?
Montgomery Magazine is excited to bring back our Readers’ Choice Awards. We always enjoy hearing from our readers, but this is a time when we particularly welcome your feedback as you weigh in and share your favorites with us. Our categories cover everything from the best restaurant to the best su...
Happy Labor Day!
GRAND OPENING – Drive Thru Tire in Germantown! Visit Us on July 11th for our Grand Opening. Located at 19550 B Frederick Road, Germantown, MD 20876. Phone: 240-477-8799
Our services include Batteries, Brake Repair, Custom Wheel Service, Oil Changes, Suspension Repair, Tire Balancing, Installation, Repair, and Rotation plus a lot more! Major Brands available like Continental and General Tire. Visit us today and don’t forget to see what coupon offers we have on our website. https://www.drivethrutire.com/Coupons
GRAND OPENING – Drive Thru Tire in Germantown! Visit Us on July 11th for our Grand Opening. Located at 19550 B Frederick Road, Germantown, MD 20876. Phone: 240-477-8799
Our services include Batteries, Brake Repair, Custom Wheel Service, Oil Changes, Suspension Repair, Tire Balancing, Installation, Repair, and Rotation plus a lot more! Major Brands available like Continental and General Tire. Visit us today and don’t forget to see what coupon offers we have on our website. https://www.drivethrutire.com/Coupons
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Looking for a friendly diner in a small town environment? Meet Bernie Moxley, proprietor of Tom & Ray's Family Restaurant in
Photos by David Stuck Dig into a plate of chicken and waffles at Tom and Ray’s in Damascus and you’ll notice that almost every other diner knows someone else — a long-time customer who’s friends with the servers, or two neighbors who happened to come in at the same time. It’s no surprise t...
Nominations are STILL OPEN for the 2022 Montgomery Magazine Readers' Choice Awards! Vote now at https://buff.ly/3LU764P
Planning the idle weeks ahead? Our county is home to festivals and cultural celebrations. Rustic roads and places to pick your own produce. And, of course, breweries.
By Rachel Kohn The trees are an explosion of green, the flowers are blooming, and school is almost out: all signs that summer is nigh in MoCo. Whether you are looking forward to kicking back with a cold craft beer after work, opportunities to contribute to your community through volunteering, or fun...
Who had the first air conditioning system in the area? When Rosanne Skirble moved into her house, she learned the answer.
All houses have stories. Ours is central air. The HVAC system caught our eye on the walk-through in 1986 because, well, it was huge. A super-size horizontal air handler rested on a stand above the basement floor. Inside the unit were two coils, one for cooling and one for heating. A duct system in t...
"I started off with a bunch of pictures of myself and wanted to do this idea of pulling my own skin," she says. "I did a whole bunch of different set ups and ended up with my eyes drooping."
Juliet Glasser, of Silver Spring, has been into art forever. The 18 year old who spent her high school years at the Visual Arts Center at Einstein High School has already commissioned multiple works in multiple art forms and plans on continuing her art education at the Savannah College of Art and De...
The Gaithersburg-raised traffic reporter for NBC4 talks about her career and her newsroom colleagues. NBC Washington
Born in Gaithersburg when it was “a slower version of what it is now,” Melissa Mollet is known as morning traffic reporter on NBC4. And if our traffic is a downer, Mollet leavens her time on the air by taking the Polar Bear Plunge, sharing her story of infertility and adoption and, along with an...
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer and the second leading cause of death in men after lung cancer. It's also highly curable. Here's what you need to know.
How common is prostate cancer? About one man in eight will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime. It is the most common cancer and the second leading cause of death in men after lung cancer, according to Dr. Luther Ampey, a radiation oncologist at MedStar Montgomery Medical Center in...
Colin Vale's latest work was unveiled at Brookside Gardens in Wheaton. He designed and carved “The Only Time Is Now” from the 10-foot stump of a once-towering sycamore tree that died in 2021.
Countless people find themselves in jobs they don’t love. Olney resident Colin Vale was one of them. Early in his career as a computer programmer, he felt overworked, physically stressed and plain unhappy. As a mechanical engineering and technology entrepreneurship student at the University of Mar...
Happy Mother's Day
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Happy Cinco de Mayo!
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Coming soon to the county 🐶🥼:
New York's Bond Vet is making its M.D. debut with its upcoming facility in Bethesda. Check out what unique veterinarian experience this company offers below 👇👇👇
Give your fur baby an all-new technology-forward veterinary experience. Bondvet is coming to Bethesda at 7025 Bethesda Row. Their office offers flexible ways to receive services like walk-ins, appointments and even telehealth visits. Clinics are welcoming with “Treat Yourself” dog treats, neutra...
Is it the return of an icon?
The Cider Barrel has sat unused for nearly two decades, despite different entities stepping in to restore this Germantown landmark. It survived the prohibition-era, but now will it survive the pandemic?
Find out in our latest feature "Will the Cider Barrel ever reopen?" below 👇👇👇
While hard cider has become a popular drink in recent times, the most famous soft cider spot in the county is dry and getting dryer. The century-old Cider Barrel in Germantown, for decades a gathering place for a sweet apple drink, has been shuttered nearly two decades. Repeated efforts to get it re...
Beloved MoCo performing arts center, Round House Theatre kicked off their new play festival yesterday🍿. Before you go out and purchase your tickets, check out our article about what you can expect for this year's performances 👇👇👇
Beloved for producing works of the American canon, in recent years Round House Theatre artistic director Ryan Rilette has been on a quest for new plays and new voices. The theater, which began operations in 1978, remains one of Montgomery County’s venerable professional theater companies, and with...
IN THIS ISSUE 🎉🎉
Our April/May edition of Montgomery Magazine is now out! This issue we'll be talking mental health, retirement, and home improvement.
Check our our cover story with Grace Rivera-Oven and all of our other stories from this issue 👇👇👇
https://www.montgomerymag.com/
Have you gotten a chance to see Takoma Park's newest potted plant paradise: Indigro Plants 🌸.
This flowery shop specializes in helping home owners and businesses incorporate nature into their spaces by offering a number of services, like consulting and workshops, to it's customers!
Read more about it on our site, 👇👇👇
Plant parents and soon-to-be plant parents can rejoice as this new Takoma Park Main Street business specializes in helping home owners and businesses incorporate nature into their spaces. It does this by offering design and maintenance consulting, workshops and classes in-store and a wide selection....
Have you gotten a chance to see Takoma Park's newest potted plant paradise: Indigro Plants 🌸.
This flowery shop specializes in helping home owners and businesses incorporate nature into their spaces by offering a number of services, like consulting and workshops, to it's customers!
Read more about it on our site 👇👇
Plant parents and soon-to-be plant parents can rejoice as this new Takoma Park Main Street business specializes in helping home owners and businesses incorporate nature into their spaces. It does this by offering design and maintenance consulting, workshops and classes in-store and a wide selection....
Go Shlomo Go 🏃♂️💨
Check out this Silver Spring man's secret to a speedy finish!
Shlomo Fishman’s brain was telling him that he could stop. Not even halfway through the Atlanta Marathon on Feb. 27, the Silver Spring resident’s brain was saying, “You don’t have to finish.” Fishman had to push the negative thoughts away. Not only did he finish, but the 30 year old took f...
Check this out 👀👀:
Baltimore-based seasoning company partnered with a Maryland distillery to bring to the world the oddest couple yet: Old-Bay infused Vodka 🦀! Have you tried it yet?
Head to our site to learn more about this crazy concotion 🍸.
Grace Rivera-Oven, founder of The Upcounty Hub, was photographed today by David Stuck for the April issue of Montgomery Magazine.
Check out what's on our reading list this month for :
By By Dianne Betsey, Library Associate, Collection Management, Montgomery County Public Libraries Fact: The point of Black History Month (BHM) is to teach what we don’t know about the accomplishments Black people have achieved over time, here and around the world. However, in a way, any book by an...
This Silver Spring couple are all dolled up! They have collected 120 dolls within the last 17 years. 🎎
Story by Barbara Trainin Blank Photos by David Stuck Steven and Susan Saidman were in New York in 2003, sitting in the waiting room of Kleinfelds, hoping to turn the owner of the prestigious wedding boutique into a client. Back home in Silver Spring, the Saidmans were the owners of Imperial Gown Res...
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