Montgomery Parks’ book clubs offer a community for like-minded readers who enjoy science, nature, or history books.
Black Hill Bookworms
When: Once a month on a Thursday
Where: In-person at Black Hill Discovery Center, 20926 Lake Ridge Drive in Boyds
This book discussion group will focus on environmental, conservation, and nature-related topics, including non-fiction and fiction titles. Group members will have the chance to help select future books. Please register for each discussion you plan to attend so that we can contact you ahead of the meet-up. Please feel free to bring dinner or snacks with you to have during the discussion. All selected books are available through the Montgomery County Public Library. If you need help finding a copy to read or have any questions, please contact Christy.Korzen@MontgomeryParks.org.
Nature Book Club for 55+
When: The group meets every third Tuesday of the month.
Where: Some meetings are in person, locations vary, and some are virtual.
This book club for individuals aged 55 and older explores a range of books centered around nature, wildlife, conservation, and environmental issues. For questions about this program, please contact the Program Access Office. Email: progaccess@montogmeryparks.org or phone 301-495-2581.
History Book Club
When: Monthly
Where: Virtual
Commemorate 250 years of American independence by delving into diverse narratives and experiences that shaped this country. Through fiction and nonfiction, we’ll examine our shared past and its impact on today. Meetings will be held online and facilitated by staff from the Josiah Henson Museum and Park. If you have any questions, please contact HensonPrograms@MontgomeryParks.org.
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