Latest Events in Davidsonville(August Updated)

Welcome to the H. D. Woodson Sr. High School - Class of 1980's 45th Class Reunion ! Get ready to reconnect with old friends and make new memories at this special in-person event. Join us at the beautiful Renditions Golf Course for a day filled with laughter, reminiscing, and fun. Don't miss out on this opportunity to catch up with classmates from the unforgettable Class of 1980. See you there! Information Source: HD Woodson Class of 1980 Reunion Committee | eventbrite

Witness the heartwarming collaboration between The Talent Machine Company and The Penguin Project as they present "Annie Jr." This special event will showcase 20 remarkable children with disabilities, supported by 21 volunteer peer mentors, in a unique theater experience. Taking place on May 17 at 7 pm and May 18 at 2 pm at the Mid Atlantic Community Church in Gambrills, MD, this performance aims to provide a platform for children with developmental disabilities to shine. Thanks to the support from The Arc Maryland, tickets for this inspiring show are priced at $10 for general admission seating. The Penguin Project's mission is to demonstrate that disabilities should not hinder a child's participation in life's enriching experiences. Through this partnership, young artists with various disabilities are given the opportunity to enhance their social skills, communication, confidence, and self-esteem. Join us in celebrating and supporting this remarkable initiative by purchasing your tickets today. For more details, reach out to Kim Dixon, Program Director, at PenguinProject@Talentmachine.com.

What: 2025 SAME Mid-Maryland Scholarship Spring Golf Tournament When: Friday, April 25th Golf Tournament: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM Where: Renditions Golf Course, 1380 Central Ave. Davidsonville, MD 21035 Tournament Times: 8:00 am Registration and warm-up9:30 am Tournament tee-off (Shotgun Start)2:30-3:00 pm Awards CeremonyTournament Information: Individual: $210Foursome: $800Active Military/ Government Employees: $110Tournament Type: Captain’s Choice Best Ball Foursome Scramble Registration includes: Green fees, golf cart, on the go sandwiches for breakfast, an All American cookout for lunch, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Additional Fun: longest drive, longest pitching wedge, closest to the pin, and furthest from the pin challenges! Join us after the tournament in the Renditions Clubhouse for an awards ceremony, networking, drinks and raffle prizes! All net proceeds are placed directly into our scholarship fund, and subsequently awarded to local students pursuing education for STEM-related fields. Available Sponsorships: Company recognition on event signage for all sponsorships. Diamond (Hole Sponsorship with Foursome) $1,200Platinum (Hole Sponsorship with Twosome) $750Gold (Hole Sponsorship) $300Raffle $100Beverage Cart with Foursome $2,750Breakfast with Foursome $1,750Lunch with Foursome $2,750Post Event Beverage with Foursome $1,900* See Ticket Page for more information * Please reach out to Mike Tompakov with any questions: mtompakov@consigli.com Information Source: SAME Mid-Maryland Post | eventbrite

Experience the heartwarming performance of "Annie Jr." by 20 talented children with disabilities, supported by 21 dedicated peer mentors, in partnership with The Penguin Project. Talent Machine, the first Central Maryland partner of The Penguin Project, is proud to present this special show at Mid Atlantic Community Church in Gambrills on May 17 and 18, 2024. Witness the magic of inclusivity as children with conditions like Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism, and more showcase their talents on stage. General admission tickets are available for $10 each. The Penguin Project's mission extends beyond the performances, fostering social interaction, communication skills, and self-confidence among participants. Join us in supporting this groundbreaking initiative and celebrating the achievements of these young artists. For more details, contact Kim Dixon, Program Director, at PenguinProject@Talentmachine.com.

The 24th Annual Monsignor Thomas Wells Memorial Golf Tournament is dedicated to supporting Father Tom's mission of providing Catholic School education to a wide range of children. Over the past twenty-four years, this event has successfully raised more than $360,000 to offer tuition assistance to students in grade schools and high schools across the Archdiocese. The funds collected have made a significant impact by ensuring that many students in need can continue their education. The tournament is organized by the Msgr. Thomas M. Wells Scholarship Fund, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization with identification number 030444691. Registration for the event, which will take place on October 18, 2024, begins at 8:30 A.M. with a Shotgun start at 10:00 A.M. To participate and support this noble cause, please register by 10/4/2024.

Welcome to the Crofton Rec Cheer Showcase! Join us at Crofton High School for an exciting event filled with cheer and spirit. Watch as our talented cheerleaders perform their routines and stunts, showcasing their hard work and dedication. Bring your friends and family to cheer them on and show your support. Don't miss out on this fun-filled event that is sure to leave you cheering for more! Ages 14 and up should purchase a ticket Ages 13 and below are free Doors open at 6:45- Showcase begins at 7:00 PM Information Source: Crofton Rec Cheer | eventbrite

Welcome to the First Annual Green Jacket Open at Renditions! Come experience The “Green Jacket” Open during Master’s weekend at Renditions Golf Club, where the magic of major championship venues comes to life right here in the DMV! Renditions is home to replicas of some of golf’s most iconic holes, including Augusta National’s legendary “Amen Corner” (holes 11, 12, and 13), possibly the most famous series of holes from The Masters Tournament. While the pros are battling it out on TV, join for your own shot at glory & a chance to win SGA’s very own “Green Jacket.” And if you don’t take home the “Green Jacket,” you’ll be sure to leave with an iconic photo at Renditions’ replica Augusta National Leaderboard, modeled after the legendary scoreboard at Fenway Park’s Green Monster. FORMAT 2-Person, Best Ball TournamentStableford Scoring (Handicap)18 Holes + Golf Cart (No Solo Riders) Range BallsComplimentary SGA Tee GiftCeremonial Amen Corner PhotoPost Round Awards Happy HourWinners must be present to receive prize Information Source: eventbrite

Talent Machine Partners with The Penguin Project for Special PerformancesThe Talent Machine Company is the first Central Maryland partner of The Penguin Project, an award-winning nationwide program that provides a supportive, encouraging theater experience for children with disabilities. Join us on May 2 and 3, 2025, when we will perform High School Musical Jr. featuring a full cast of 28 children and teens with disabilities who will be paired with 31 volunteer peer mentors. These mentors have been supporting their talented, dedicated mentees throughout four months of rehearsals and will also be with their mentees during the performances. This is our second production with The Penguin Project. Last year's performances of Annie Jr. drew sell-out crowds who gave the artists and mentors standing ovations, recognizing the hard work and heart that went into the production. The Company also earned two awards from Anne Arundel County for this program: the 2024 Community Organization Award and the 2024 Accessibility Award. DON'T MISS THIS WONDERDFUL SHOW! Dates, Times and Location Friday, May 2 at 7 pm Saturday, May 3 at 2 pm Mid Atlantic Community Church 2485 Davidsonville Road Gambrills, MD 21054 Tickets: General admission seating. All tickets are $10. Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is the Penguin Project partnership all about? This show marks the second collaboration between The Talent Machine and The Penguin Project, a nationally recognized organization dedicated to helping theaters around the country produce shows that feature young artists with developmental disabilities such as Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism, intellectual disabilities, learning disabilities, visual impairment, hearing impairment, and other neurological disorders. Through this partnership, The Penguin Project and The Talent Machine demonstrates that the special challenges of a disability should not handicap a child’s ability to participate in life’s experiences. Who are the people involved in bringing this show to life? The artists and mentors in this year’s production are ages 10 to 21 and attend schools in Anne Arundel County, are home-schooled, or attend public or private schools in Howard County, Baltimore City and Baltimore County. Lea Capps, Talent Machine Company president, is directing the show, assisted by Owen Russell, a Talent Machine alum who also assisted last year. Owen's brother, Colin, was an artist last year and will be in this year's show as well. Lea and Owen are also choreographing the show. The musical directors are Anita Spicer and Molly Cahlink. The producer and program manager is alumni parent, Kim Dixon. The Penguin Project’s staff serves as an experienced resource for The Talent Machine team, offering both periodic on-site guidance and comprehensive guidelines and information to ensure the success of this experience for all involved. What is the value of this experience? Since 2004, The Penguin Project has found that when children participate in the performing arts, it enhances their social interaction, communication skills, self-confidence and self-esteem. The program also reaches beyond the stage to create a network for children who previously may have had limited social opportunities. Who can be involved? Performers and mentors can be ages 10-21 and can attend any school, public or private, or be homeschooled. No theater experience is needed. BUY TICKETS TODAY TO SUPPORT THIS IMPORTANT PROGRAM! We welcome all members of the community to attend to support both our performers and peer mentors! Watch our social media pages and this space for details. Who can I contact for more information? For more information, email Kim Dixon, Program Director, at PenguinProject@Talentmachine.com Information Source: The Talent Machine Company | eventbrite

Spring Floral Workshop - A Blooming Good Time! Join us for a fun, hands-on evening with Meg from Something's Blooming Annapolis and create your own beautiful fresh floral spring arrangement - just in time for Mother's Day! Enjoy creative cocktails, amazing food from Harvest Thyme, and full table service during the class to keep those creative juices flowing. Call your friends, moms, aunts or daughters and get ready for a night of flowers, fun and an unforgettable great time! Spots are limited - reserve yours now! Information Source: Something's Blooming Annapolis | eventbrite

Monday – May. 12th 7:00am – 8:30am Registration @ the “AEE” table near the Pro Shop 9:00 am - Shotgun Start Southern Hospitality Picnic – Lunch included after round Digital Group Picture Open beverage cart Longest drive contest / 2 Closet to the pin contest Door prizes & awards immediately after the round Cash prizes per team: (1st $400, 2nd $300, 3rd $200) Portion of money raised will be donated to a college scholarship Cost to participate: $85.00 per person If you have any additional questions or need additional information, please contact board member Sean Fitzgerald at (240) 338-9089 or email me at: sfitzgerald@fsgi.com Thanks for your consideration, Sean Fitzgerald Golf Chairman & Past President – AEE Baltimore Chapter Information Source: Association of Energy Engineers, Baltimore Chapter | eventbrite