The Silver Spring native takes advantage of a new streaming platform that helps budding directors get their work seen.

Take your pick from award-winning films, classic fan favorites, and kid-friendly flicks.

And don’t miss a 35mm print of Princess Mononoke.

From harrowing documentaries to inventive feature films, this festival will show you something you haven’t seen before.

Including a screening of Willy Wonka, different drinking lessons, and more.

A pop-up dinner that you don’t have to wear white to, the return of Step Xplosion, pay-what-you-can theater, and other ways to spend your week.

There are free film options nearly every day of the week.

The festival is now in its thirtieth year; we previewed a fraction of its many offerings.

Drive-in theaters are a dying breed: there are an estimated 368 left across the country. But one that is stubbornly hanging on is just up the road in Baltimore County.

This week’s Arts Agenda offers everything from black and white photos of the Trans-Siberian Railway to a giant city destroying water monster.