Greenbelt
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Community
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Songwriters' Open Mic 7–10pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Songwriters' Association of Washington (SAW) open Mic with Paige Powell | 4
4th of July 5:30–9:45pm, Buddy Attick Lake Park, FREE. Community Drum Circle at 5:30pm; Greenbelt Concert Band at 7:30pm; FIREWORKS! at 9:00pm.
Bring a picnic, walk the lake trail, enjoy the playground! Alcohol and fireworks (including sparkler not permitted). In case of inclement weather, call the Weather and Information Hotline for schedule adjustments: 301-474-0646. | 5
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Farmers Market 10am–2pm, Municipal Building Parking Lot, FREE. Producer-only farmers market every Sunday (except Labor Day), May until Thanksgiving. | 7
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Farmers Market 10am–2pm, Municipal Building Parking Lot, FREE. Producer-only farmers market every Sunday (except Labor Day), May until Thanksgiving.Deaf Brunch 10:30am–12pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Deaf and hearing people socialize together using sign language. Newcomers welcome! | 14
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Eugenio 8pm, Greenbelt Arts Center, $17 ($14 students & seniors). Seventy years ago, American forces liberated Rome from Nazi occupation.
This fact-based, two-act drama deals with that tragic period in Italy during the Holocaust when fifteen hundred Jews were sent to their deaths at Auschwitz. By Anthony E. Gallo, a guest production by The Seventh Street Playhouse. | 19
Eugenio 8pm, Greenbelt Arts Center, $17 ($14 students & seniors). Seventy years ago, American forces liberated Rome from Nazi occupation.
This fact-based, two-act drama deals with that tragic period in Italy during the Holocaust when fifteen hundred Jews were sent to their deaths at Auschwitz. By Anthony E. Gallo, a guest production by The Seventh Street Playhouse.Billy Coulter Band 8:30–11:30pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Drawing on influences as varied as Bob Dylan, Creedence and Johnny Cash to The Black Crowes and Squeeze, multiple WAMMIE-winner Billy Coulter, brings his band for a night of inspired, organic and original music that blurs the line between Roots Rock and Power Pop.Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory 9pm, Lawn of Greenbelt Aquatic & Fitness Center, FREE. Outdoor family movie! In case of inclement weather, the movie will be moved to the Greenbelt Youth Center Gym at 99 Centerway. |
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Farmers Market 10am–2pm, Municipal Building Parking Lot, FREE. Producer-only farmers market every Sunday (except Labor Day), May until Thanksgiving.Deaf Brunch 10:30am–12pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Deaf and hearing people socialize together using sign language. Newcomers welcome!Eugenio 2pm, Greenbelt Arts Center, $17 ($14 students & seniors). Seventy years ago, American forces liberated Rome from Nazi occupation.
This fact-based, two-act drama deals with that tragic period in Italy during the Holocaust when fifteen hundred Jews were sent to their deaths at Auschwitz. By Anthony E. Gallo, a guest production by The Seventh Street Playhouse.Utopia Film Broadcasts 8pm, Comcast 77 & Verizon Fios 19 Channels, FREE. “Farewell to Factory Towns,†“Homegrown
Revolution,†“No Pity,†and “Rusti Escapes!â€
On Greenbelt Access Television, Inc. (GATE) | 21
Reel & Meal 7–9pm, New Deal Café, FREE. A monthly film series exploring social, environmental and animal rights concerns. An optional vegan buffet ($14) is served at 6:30pm.Council Worksession with Planning Board 8pm, Municipal Building, FREE. Live on Verizon 21, Comcast 71 and streaming
on www.greenbeltmd.gov | 22
GreenACES Meeting 7:30pm, Community Center, FREE. Greenbelt Advisory Committee on Environmental Sustainability
(GreenACES) and Green Team Meeting | 23
Advisory Planning Board 7:30pm, Community Center, FREE. Council Worksession with GATE 7:30pm, Community Center, FREE. Utopia Film Broadcasts 8pm, Comcast 77 & Verizon Fios 19 Channels, FREE. “Farewell to Factory Towns,†“Homegrown
Revolution,†“No Pity,†and “Rusti Escapes!â€
On Greenbelt Access Television, Inc. (GATE) | 24
GHI Board Meeting 7:30pm, GHI Administration Building, FREE. Open sessions of the GHI and GDC Boards of Directors. | 25
Eugenio 8pm, Greenbelt Arts Center, $17 ($14 students & seniors). Seventy years ago, American forces liberated Rome from Nazi occupation.
This fact-based, two-act drama deals with that tragic period in Italy during the Holocaust when fifteen hundred Jews were sent to their deaths at Auschwitz. By Anthony E. Gallo, a guest production by The Seventh Street Playhouse.Message to Tomorrow Greenbelt Arts Center, FREE—reservations required. 10am and 2:15pm. In the play, modern-day grandparenting meets 1930s science fiction, when a savvy Greenbelt grandma sends her materialistic
grandkids on a Flash Gordonstyle adventure to the moon of Jupiter.
Written and directed by Chris Cherry. The play is free but tickets are
required. Contact Susie Noaman at snoaman@greenbeltmd.gov to reserve your free ticket. Families of enrolled campers have access to tickets through the camp. | 26
Electronics, Styrofoam & Paint Recycling 9am–12pm, Public Works Department, FREE. City residents can recycle old or unwanted computers, and other electronic items. Please call in advance for more than 10 items, multiple styrofoam pieces, or items over 50 pounds. Paint recycling for $5/container. Click for details!Eugenio 8pm, Greenbelt Arts Center, $17 ($14 students & seniors). Seventy years ago, American forces liberated Rome from Nazi occupation.
This fact-based, two-act drama deals with that tragic period in Italy during the Holocaust when fifteen hundred Jews were sent to their deaths at Auschwitz. By Anthony E. Gallo, a guest production by The Seventh Street Playhouse. |
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Farmers Market 10am–2pm, Municipal Building Parking Lot, FREE. Producer-only farmers market every Sunday (except Labor Day), May until Thanksgiving.Deaf Brunch 10:30am–12pm, New Deal Café, FREE. Deaf and hearing people socialize together using sign language. Newcomers welcome!Eugenio 2pm, Greenbelt Arts Center, $17 ($14 students & seniors). Seventy years ago, American forces liberated Rome from Nazi occupation.
This fact-based, two-act drama deals with that tragic period in Italy during the Holocaust when fifteen hundred Jews were sent to their deaths at Auschwitz. By Anthony E. Gallo, a guest production by The Seventh Street Playhouse. | 28
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