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The Mill Creek Towne Garden Club in Derwood, Maryland was established in 1968 with the mission to stimulate and increase knowledge and interest in all facets of gardening among amateurs, establish an active community beautification program and to encourage civic beautification, and foster group activities for the benefit of the members and the community. The garden club also landscapes and maintains the Mill Creek Towne entrances and common areas.
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The club meets once a month, at 7:00 pm on the 4th Tuesday of each month (except for May, June, July, November, and December).
Hiking Histories
Tuesday, November 17, 2026
11:00AM – 2:00PM
Location:
Agricultural History Farm Park
18400 Muncaster Road
Derwood, MD 20855
Fee: $12.00
Age Range: All Ages
Come explore the Farm Park’s unique trails while uncovering its rich past with Hiking Histories! This 2–3 hour guided hike takes participants along the Farm Park’s 5.5 miles of trails, blending outdoor exploration with engaging historical insights. As we hike through meadows, woodlands and historic landscapes, you’ll learn about the people, places and events that shaped the area – bringing local history to life in a vivid and memorable way. Perfect for curious hikers and history enthusiasts alike, Hiking Histories offers a refreshing mix of exercise, discovery and a deeper understanding of the land beneath your feet.
We’ll meet in front of the big red barn on the historic side of the Farm Park – just follow the gravel road up toward the barn and park in the grassy lot marked “Visitor Parking.” Be sure to dress for the weather, wear sturdy footwear, and bring water.
Register:
montgomeryparks.org/events/hiking-histories-hiking-histories-november-17/
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The Habitat Check-up
Free Live Webinar with Community Chat
Presented by Zoe Evans, Wildr Places.
Wednesday, November 18, 2026
7:00 PM ET
Can't make it? Registrants will receive a recording.
Is Your Yard Providing Everything Wildlife Needs?
Planting native species is an important step toward creating wildlife habitat. But how can you tell what's working, what's missing, and where to focus your efforts next?
Presented in partnership with Wildr Places, this free Wild Ones webinar features Zoe Evans, Cornell Master Naturalist and VP of Education & Partnerships at Wildr Places, as she explores a practical, science-informed approach to evaluating your home landscape. Discover how native plants, vegetation layers, water, shelter and thoughtful management practices work together to support wildlife—and how simple observations can help guide your next steps.
This session will cover:
– Five key areas to consider when evaluating the habitat value of your landscape.
– How native plants, vegetation layers, water and shelter work together to support wildlife.
– Ways to recognize what's already working and identify opportunities for improvement.
– How to document plants, track invasive species and observe changes in your habitat over time.
– Practical next steps to improve your outdoor space, wherever you are in your native landscaping journey.
Register:
wildones.org/thehabitatcheckin/
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Owl Moon Raptor Festival
Saturday, November 14, 2026
12:00PM – 4:00PM
Location:
Black Hill Regional Park
20930 Lake Ridge Drive
Boyds, Maryland 20841
Fee: Free
Every year Owl Moon holds its annual festival for the public to come see and learn more about Birds of Prey. Educational stations and opportunities to see raptors up close will be available to everyone. This year, we are holding our festival on Saturday, November 14, 2026, from 12 to 4 pm at Black Hill Regional Park. We hope you are able to join us!
Read More:
montgomeryparks.org/events/owl-moon-raptor-festival/
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