On Wednesday, April 30, MVF Board members, staff and residents planted a Red Maple tree at North Creek Lake Park in celebration of Arbor Day and honoring Scott Dyer (second from left) for his 15+ years of service on the MVF Board of Directors. Through events like this, MVF  as
maintained its designation as an Arbor Day Foundation Tree City for 37 consecutive years. 

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Olivia Ormsby, Student Representative to the MVF Board of Directors for 2024, discusses upcoming Maryland General Assembly legislation with Christopher Hitchens, MVF General Counsel (left), and Mike Conroy, MVF Executive Vice President (right).

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Andrew and Monte Lewis’ “Maquina Verde” faced off for the coveted grand trophy. After two other competitors crashed into each other early in the final heat, “Maquina Verde” rolled down to the finish line and was crowned the 2024 Pumpkin Racer Trophy Winner in The Great Pumpkin Race!

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The North Creek Neptunes swim team were among more than 50 participants in the Montgomery Village Independence Day Parade and Celebration.

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MVF Board members, including President Doniele Ayres (third from left) and Dan Anderson (last on right), joined staff and BrightView in planting a tree at Whetstone Community Center for Arbor Day. MVF has been designated a Tree City for 36 consecutive years. This national recognition is awarded by the National Arbor Day Foundation to honor commitment to forestry.

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At the December MVF Board of Directors meeting, 2023 Student Representative Obehi Eromosele received a Community Service Award for her time in the position. MVF Board President Scott Dyer thanked Eromosele for her outstanding service, sharing her perspective and ideas, and her work during the summer internship working with MVF staff.

New residents to Montgomery Village attended the annual New Residents Welcome Reception on Wednesday, Nov. 15 and were greeted by MVF staff; Board Vice President Doniele Ayres; and county officials, including Commander Eric Stancliff and officers from the 6th District Police Department and Senator Nancy King (D39).

Members from the MVF Board of Directors, MVF staff, residents and elected officials, including Senator Nancy King (center), who was instrumental in securing $700,000 in funding to make this project happen, cut the ribbon to officially open the Outdoor Fitness Park at Watkins Mill Recreation Area, 19501 Club Lake Road, on a rain-soaked day in July.

MVF Board members, staff and Brightview join in planting a tree at Whetstone Community Center for Arbor Day. MVF has been designated a Tree City for 35 consecutive years. This national recognition is awarded by the National Arbor Day Foundation to honor commitment to forestry.

Check out the new Summer Camp offerings this year! Get the details in the Spring Recreation Guide and special deals at the MVF Summer Camp and Employment Fair, scheduled for 10 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 4 at North Creek Community Center, 20125 Arrowhead Road.

Be sure to register for the 2023 MVF Sweetheart Dance. Enjoy this special evening of groovy tunes and sweet treats with your sweetheart. Wrap up the night with a beautiful balloon drop and photo against our valentine backdrop.

MVF's annual Great Pumpkin Race and Fall Festival is right around the corner. This unique side-by-side single-elimination race features handcrafted racers made from real pumpkins by you! See more details in the Recreation Guide inserted in this issue.

MVF Board members, staff, Brightview and Sen. Nancy King join in planting a tree at Lake Whetstone Park in honor of Past President Pete Webb's service to the community and for Arbor Day. MVF has been designated A Tree City for 34 consecutive years.

The MV Farmers' Market will be back for the 2022 season from June through October and we're calling all vendors to participate.

MVF's Great Pumpkin Race and Fall Festival was back in action this year and the pumpkin racers and crowd did not disappoint. Participants were excited to show off their creatively decorated pumpkins and even see our referee Radio "Smash It!" See more on page 12.

Oh Susannah! and our other KidjA.M. guests Pam the Kindersinger, Ray Owen and Kidsinger Jim got crowds of tots up on their feet and having fun. The performers were at Apple Ridge Recreation Area on Wednesday mornings in July beginning this year.

MVF Board members and staff join in planting a tree in honor of Past President Glenn Gargan’s service to the community and for Arbor Day. MVF has been designated A Tree City for 33 consecutive years. This national recognition is awarded by The National Arbor Day Foundation to honor commitment to

Start thinking about summer weather and summer camp! Check out the full line-up of MVF Camps in the Spring Recreation Guide inserted in this issue.

Although we weren't able to gather and celebrate the Village Tree Lighting with a visit from Santa and carols from the Watkins Mill choral group while sipping hot cocoa, the tree was lit on Wednesday, December 2 for all passersby to enjoy.

Montgomery Village Foundation's Recreation and Parks Department hosted a Tricked-Out Rides and Sweet Treats event on October 30 for Village residents who pre-registered for one of several time slots. Dressed up cars, candy and costumes were enjoyed by many and protective factors were observed