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Support the Talbot Avenue Bridge Committee and our partners!

It's Giving Tuesday! Received many appeals for donations today? Well, here's one more... If you have not already contributed and are financially able to do so, we encourage you to make a tax-deductible donation to one or more of the following groups: Talbot Avenue Bridge Committee The budget for the annual Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern… Continue reading Support the Talbot Avenue Bridge Committee and our partners!

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Community Town Hall: What Does Reconciliation Mean to You?

It was wonderful to have three representatives of the Montgomery County Commission on Remembrance and Reconciliation, including Montgomery County's Office of Human Rights Director James Stowe, join us for the 8th Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk earlier this month. At the event, Commission member Jeff Weintraub circulated flyers and made an announcement about a local… Continue reading Community Town Hall: What Does Reconciliation Mean to You?

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Thank You for Shining Your Light!

Community members circle up around the Unity Lantern at the commencement of the 2025 Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk. Many thanks to all the community members who came out for the 8th Annual Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk on Saturday, November 8, 2025. We will post a full event summary as soon as able. In… Continue reading Thank You for Shining Your Light!

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2025 Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk – Song List

Prepare for this year's Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk by practicing some of the songs Washington Revels' Heritage Voices will be leading us in singing during it. Rise Up O Flame (round)Rise Up O FlameBy thy light glowingShow to us beautyVision and Joy This Little Light of MineThis little light of mine,I'm gonna let it… Continue reading 2025 Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk – Song List

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Photos: Lantern-Making Workshop

Many thanks to all the community members who came out for our 2025 Lantern-Making Workshop, held in advance of the 8th Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk. Approximately 50 people came by during the three-hour time period, and many beautiful lanterns were made. Check out a few snapshots below. Special thanks to Girl Scout Cadette Troop… Continue reading Photos: Lantern-Making Workshop

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2025 Lantern-Making Workshop

Community members of many ages make lanterns together. Update: Thanks to all the community members who came out for this workshop! See photos here. Come one, come all to this year's lantern-making workshop! The Talbot Avenue Bridge Committee invites community members of all ages to join us for a lantern-making workshop the weekend before this… Continue reading 2025 Lantern-Making Workshop

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2025 Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk

Miniature scene of illuminated historic Talbot Avenue Bridge connecting house lanterns representing Lyttonsville, Rosemary Hills, and North Woodside (November 9, 2019). Photo by Jay Mallin Quick links: Song List & Lyrics | Donate | Event Photos | Feedback FormBegun in 2018, the Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk is an annual family-friendly local community event that… Continue reading 2025 Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk

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Talbot Avenue Bridge Meet & Greet

Update: Check out photos of the eventThe Talbot Avenue Bridge Committee is excited to announce our next community social event will be the day after Juneteenth! On the longest day of the year, join us on the new Talbot Avenue Bridge to enjoy light refreshments, informal socializing with neighbors, watching passing trains, and more. What:… Continue reading Talbot Avenue Bridge Meet & Greet

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Black History Event to Include Lyttonsville History

The Scotland Community's Annual Black History Event will take place from 2-5 pm, Saturday, February 22, 2025 at the Scotland Neighborhood Recreation Center (7700 Scotland Drive, Potomac, Maryland). The event will feature information about the following historically Black communities in Montgomery County: Scotland Good Hope Tobytown Emory Grove  Lincoln Park Lyttonsville Sandy Spring The event… Continue reading Black History Event to Include Lyttonsville History