Calista Garcia at Good Hope Rec Center

The entire campus will close at 4pm on December 24, and stay closed December 25 through January 1. Strathmore will reopen on January 2. (We will briefly open the Music Center on December 29 for the Salute to Vienna performance.)

The Advancement team will be monitoring timely emails and calls, and donations can be made online here.

Bloom at Good Hope Concert Series

Calista Garcia

singer-songwriter

RSVP

Sat. June 11, 2022 | 5pm

Free / Pay What You Can

Location

Good Hope Neighborhood Recreation Center
14715 Good Hope Rd
Silver Spring, MD 20905

Lawn Seating & Dining

Bring your own chairs, blankets, and food for a picnic! No alcohol or pets.

Know Before You Go

Procedures and tips for a comfortable visit.

SHOW LENGTH

60 minutes

Strathmore's concert series at Good Hope Neighborhood Recreation Center continues with an amazing lineup of Artists in Residence.

Folk-rock singer-songwriter Calista Garcia brings a mix of complexity and sophistication to her confessional musings that carry a hint of pop and blues. As seen on Season 16 of NBC’s The Voice, her style hearkens back to 70s classic acts such as Fleetwood Mac, the Eagles, Paul Simon, and Joni Mitchell, but with a fresh and modern twist.

This free concert is part of Bloom by Strathmore, which strives to create community and expand access to the arts. View upcoming Bloom concerts.

TIPS FOR A GREAT VISIT

Concert will take place on an outdoor stage at Good Hope Neighborhood Recreation Center. Please bring your own chairs or blankets.
RSVPs are required to help us manage capacity. Walkups will be admitted on a space-available basis.
Bring your own picnic with food and non-alcoholic beverages to enjoy during the show! Alcohol is not permitted.
No pets, please.

The Good Hope Neighborhood Recreation Center is located on Good Hope Road, halfway between the intersection of New Hampshire Avenue and Briggs Chaney Road.
Parking is free on a space-available basis.
Learn more about The Good Hope Neighborhood Recreation Center and view a map.

We’re continuing to make steady, thoughtful changes that prioritize the comfort and well-being of all guests, artists, staff, and volunteers. Our goal is to create an environment where as many people as possible can confidently return to enjoy the arts.
If you have COVID-19, are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, know you have been exposed to COVID-19, or are feeling sick, stay at home.

The Good Hope Neighborhood Recreation Center is ADA-accessible. If you have accessibility needs or questions, please email Ma’Lisa Easterling at Malisa.Easterling@montgomerycountymd.gov.

In the event of severe inclement weather, the performance may be moved inside. Masks are required inside Good Hope Recreation Center.

Bloom at Good Hope: Calista Garcia