Young Actors Wanted
The Missoula Children’s Theatre is holding casting auditions for youth for a musical production of The Secret Garden. More»

Where And How Should Prince George's Grow?
Come join in a community conversation on how to plan for a better future for Prince George's by taking stock of past experience and addressing changing needs and emerging trends for the county and the region. The forum is on Thursday, January 26, 2012, 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., CSC Building, 7900 Harkins Road, Lanham - by New Carrollton Metro station. RSVP required. Click here to RSVP. Read more »

Celebrate Black History Month
Free Special Events at Josiah Henson Special Park
"A Walk in Father Hensons's Footsteps"
Guided tours each Saturday
Spoken Work Poetry Event
Saturday, February 25 3-4 pm
Click here for more details

Subdivision Review Committee (SDRC)
The next SDRC meeting will be held on Friday, January 20, 2012 at 9:30 a.m., County Administration Building, 4th Floor Board Room, CAB, 14741 Governor Oden Bowie Drive, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772. Read more »

2012 Black History Month Brochure
Celebrate African American heritage during Black History Month this February! Check out M-NCPPC’s 2012 Black History Month brochure to find exciting events, programs and activities.

Deer Management Program for Sligo Stream Valley Park Approved
A new deer management program in Sligo Creek Stream Valley Park Golf Course has been approved and will begin in January, 2012.
Parks Director Mary R. Bradford issued a letter outlining why a deer management program was proposed and addresses concerns outlined in the hundreds of public comments received, including safety and the use of contraception to control deer numbers. View Director Bradford’s letter.
The Department has also issued a press release about the plan’s approval, which you can view here. Please visit www.ParksDeerManagement.org to learn more about the Department’s Deer Management Program.

Show Us the Parks that Matter to You!
Parks Matter to a lot of us for a lot of different reasons. We'd love to know what parks or park facilities matter most to you! Here's how to get involved: click here and follow the three easy steps. We'll show off your photos online and send you a "Parks Matter" button and complimentary "Come Play in the Parks" pass. Click here to participate. »

Learn how Park Police are keeping your parks safe
M-NCPPC has just launched “Park Safe,” a new crime statistics application for pgparks.com. From now on, users can have access to park crime data throughout Prince George’s County. Check out this cool new feature today! Simply select a time frame and then a specific park, area or zip code to obtain the information. More »