Upcoming Events – Month View

Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

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Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

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Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

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Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

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Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Bethesda’s Summer Concert series features live music on the streets of Woodmont Triangle. Join us every Friday from 6-8pm for free outdoor concerts by some of the best bands in the DMV! Tables and chairs can fill up quickly, so be sure to arrive early to grab your seat. For the full summer lineup, please visit Bethesda.org.

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Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

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Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

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Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

Event Page

Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

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Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

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Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

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Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

Event Page

Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

Event Page

Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

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Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

Event Page

Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

Event Page

Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Bethesda’s Summer Concert series features live music on the streets of Woodmont Triangle. Join us every Friday from 6-8pm for free outdoor concerts by some of the best bands in the DMV! Tables and chairs can fill up quickly, so be sure to arrive early to grab your seat. For the full summer lineup, please visit Bethesda.org.

Event Page

Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

Event Page

Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

Event Page

Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

Event Page

Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

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Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

Event Page

Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

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Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

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Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

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Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

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Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Bethesda’s Summer Concert series features live music on the streets of Woodmont Triangle. Join us every Friday from 6-8pm for free outdoor concerts by some of the best bands in the DMV! Tables and chairs can fill up quickly, so be sure to arrive early to grab your seat. For the full summer lineup, please visit Bethesda.org.

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Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

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Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

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Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

Event Page

Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

Event Page

Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

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Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

Event Page

Artists & Makers Studios Welcomes 
John Thomas Paradiso 
“Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams” 
Mini-Solo for Inge Burman

(Rockville, MD) – Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host John Thomas Paradiso for the month of June. The exhibit will run from June 5th through June 24th, with a First Friday opening on June 5th from 5-8pm. John Paradiso’s work is an ongoing exploration of identity. It is influenced by the impact of the AIDS epidemic, internal and external homophobia, sexual desire, romantic love, and growing old. At times, the work is a statement about his experiences navigating a sex–positive lifestyle among a prevalence of sex-negative messages. At other times, the work is his way to honor my feminine side while striving to be more masculine. In this Exhibition, “Sexual Tensions: Nightmares and Daydreams, Paradiso is showing works made over several decades. He wants to share his earlier works with his peers, as this work is foundational to his development as an artist. The early work focuses on his relationship to HIV and AIDS, his love relationships, and his work with People Living with AIDS and HIV. His later works are a more general exploration of gay male sexual Identity. Inge Berman shares a mini-solo exhibit in the Lounge Gallery and Resident Artists exhibit in the Gallery Hall. Enjoy the sculptural work of Francis Maduka Uduh in studio 11, along with nineteen Gallery 209 Member Artists exhibiting their latest work. Pick up a handmade piece of art and support local working artists, makers, and professionals. Light fare generously sponsored each month by The Chesapeake Framing Company.

Event Page

Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

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Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

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Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Peerless Rockville’s pictorial exhibit “Rockville 250: Our American Story” marks two and half centuries of the United States and Montgomery County, tracing American history as it happened in Rockville. Learn how Rockville grew with the nation, from its revolutionary days, through the antebellum era of slavery and fight for emancipation, into the mid-century baby boom with suburbanization, to become today’s modern and diverse 21st century City. This place-based exhibit highlights the sites and people that reflect American history in Rockville.

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Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

Event Page

Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Bethesda’s Summer Concert series features live music on the streets of Woodmont Triangle. Join us every Friday from 6-8pm for free outdoor concerts by some of the best bands in the DMV! Tables and chairs can fill up quickly, so be sure to arrive early to grab your seat. For the full summer lineup, please visit Bethesda.org.

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Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

Event Page

Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page

Alexis Dominique Cortel Limpiado is a Philippine-born artist now based in Frederick, MD. A Fine Arts graduate from the University of San Carlos, Alexis worked as a graphic designer before transitioning to full-time painting. Her works, primarily in watercolor, are a mix of whimsical fantasy pieces and highly detailed botanicals. “Watercolors on Wee Hours” is named for her late-night painting sessions in the company of her cat, Harper. Alexis describes her work as “deeply inspired by nature and delightfully powered by cats and ghosts.”

“Watercolors on Wee Hours” by Alexis Limpiado will be featured at Triangle Art Studios from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 28. Gallery Hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10:30am-5pm. The opening reception will be held on Friday, June 12, from 6-8pm.

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Eight painters have been selected as finalists for the Bethesda Painting Awards, a juried competition and exhibition produced by the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District.

Almost 500 artists from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. submitted work to the annual competition created to exclusively honor regional painters. The top prize winners will be announced on Wednesday, June, 3rd in a private reception. The Best in Show winner will be awarded $10,000; second place will be honored with $2,000 and third place will be awarded $1,000.

The exhibit will be on display June 4 – June 28, 2026 at Gallery B, located at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814.

Gallery hours for the duration of the exhibit will be Thursday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm; Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

There will be a public opening reception on Friday, June 12 at 6pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Gallery Page