Now that Spring is here in full bloom, there are a variety of fun (and free) outdoor events taking place in Bethesda, we hope you will get a chance to stop by and enjoy some of them.  We can’t wait for the Farmers’ Market and the Arts Festival!

Bethesda Farmers Market

The Bethesda FRESHFARM Market takes place every Saturday from May 6th through October along Norfolk Avenue. Support our local farmers by shopping for for pasture-raised meats and eggs, artisan cheeses, fresh fruits and vegetables, breads and baked goods, cut flowers, plants and more!  Chef tastings, live music, and book signings also take place at the market.

When? Held on Saturdays, beginning May 6th from 9AM-1PM  (Rain or shine)
Location? Norfolk Avenue between Fairmont & St. Elmo Aves.

Bethesda Fine Arts Festival

The Bethesda Fine Arts Festival is a two-day art fair featuring 140 booths of fine art and fine craft along with the best local bands in the region. Admission is free.

When? Saturday May 12th (10am-6pm) through Sunday May 13th (10am-5pm) 
Location? Bethesda’s Woodmont Triangle, along Norfolk, Auburn and Del Ray Aves.

There are many, many more exciting things happening in Bethesda this month, so check out the calendar for more free fun and entertaining happenings! May Events Taking Place in Bethesda (Full calendar of events)

 
 

1 Comments on What's Happening in Bethesda?

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2012
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There is nothing better than a free Art Festival! 140 booths is a good number or participants.
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