Friends of Montgomery Hills welcomes Moore WoodTech back as a vendor for the 2026 Street Fest. Based in Downtown Silver Spring, MD, this family-owned business specializes in custom carved wood crafts, combining traditional techniques with modern artistry. Their unique handmade pieces celebrate the natural beauty of wood.
Friends of Montgomery Hills announces the return of Lime & Cilantro as a vendor for the 2026 Street Fest. This popular modern Latin restaurant, known for its fresh ingredients and seasonal menu, is located at 1909 Seminary Road. Attendees are encouraged to visit their booth and support this local dining gem.
Friends of Montgomery Hills welcomes Holy Cross Hospital as a participant in the 2026 Street Fest. For over 60 years, the hospital has provided quality, compassionate care, including emergency services and specialty care. Their support for local events underscores their commitment to community health and well-being.
Friends of Montgomery Hills announces the addition of Palmetto Bay Cuisine to the 2026 Street Fest lineup. This woman-owned, family-run food truck offers fresh, seasonal comfort food with rotating specials and diverse dietary options. Attendees are encouraged to visit their truck to support local business and enjoy delicious meals.
Friends of Montgomery Hills will feature Plays Well With Others, a Silver Spring-based illustration and graphic design studio, at the 2026 Street Fest. Specializing in imaginative artwork, including children’s book illustrations and digital art, they invite attendees to visit their booth to explore their creative process and support local talent.
Friends of Montgomery Hills welcomes SilverSat to the 2026 Street Fest. This nonprofit from Silver Spring promotes space exploration through educational outreach, helping local middle and high school students develop vital STEM skills by building and operating a CubeSat. Visit their table to learn about community involvement and student initiatives.
Friends of Montgomery Hills is pleased to announce Forev’Herbs as a vendor for the 2026 Street Fest. This Silver Spring-based, woman- and minority-owned business specializes in natural wellness through handcrafted herbal remedies, skincare, teas, and non-toxic home products, all made with eco-friendly materials. Visit their booth to discover more.
Friends of Montgomery Hills welcomes the Greater Silver Spring Chamber of Commerce to the 2026 Street Fest. Established in 1993, the Chamber is a nonprofit focused on boosting the local economy by supporting businesses. Attendees can visit their table at the fest to learn about their initiatives and community contributions.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue will join us at Street Fest with a “touch a truck” fire truck. This annual collaboration has been a highlight since Street Fest began, allowing attendees to learn more about the services of MCFR. Discover other participants in the 2026 Street Fest too!
The Friends of Montgomery Hills will host the District 18 Delegation during Street Fest, featuring Senator Jeff Waldstreicher and Delegates Aaron Kaufman, Emily K. Shetty, and Jared Solomon. The delegation, known for their support of local neighborhoods and businesses, will engage with community members at a dedicated table.
