Good morning, Gaithersburg.

IPIC Theaters filed for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy Tuesday and plans to sell its U.S. assets while continuing to operate; its North Bethesda Pike and Rose location may close by April 28 (if no buyer is found).

Laytonsville native Maggie Toomey appears in a key supporting role in the dark comedy film How to Make a Killing, anchoring the early relationship between the leads.

Her work follows recent TV guest appearances on Law + Order: Organized Crime and points to upcoming film projects.

Montgomery County Board of Education’s nonpartisan race sees 12 candidates vying for four seats as one incumbent steps aside and two run for County Council; Board President Grace Rivera-Oven and candidate Elma-Lorraine Diggs remain unchallenged.

All registered voters may participate.

Del. Anne Kaiser said a bill to stop extending Montgomery County Public Schools calendars for snow closures passed the House and now moves to the Senate for a public hearing.

If signed, the emergency measure takes effect immediately—canceling the planned extension to June 26.

Montgomery County will raise the minimum wage on July 1 to keep up with inflation.

Large employers will see a 35-cent increase to $18 per hour, mid-size employers a 50-cent boost to $16.50, and small employers a 45-cent rise to $15.95 under county law.

D.C. will begin daily bacteria tests on its two main rivers with EPA help from Monday after last month’s sewage spill in Montgomery County & test results will be posted online within 48 hours as officials plan to lift the water advisory near the Potomac.

Montgomery County Council approved a new tax financing plan that clears a hurdle for Viva White Oak, a $2.8B mixed-use development planned for East County near the FDA campus.

The 280-acre project will include 5,000 residential units, commercial space and public amenities while creating thousands of jobs.

Gaithersburg Summer Opportunities Fair

8:30-10:30 p.m. — 506 S Frederick Ave, Gaithersburg, MD — Free entry — Discover valuable volunteer, internship, and paid summer opportunities offered by the City of Gaithersburg.

MCRRC Seneca Creek Greenway Trail Marathon & 50K

Marathon & 50K — Unknown — Gaithersburg MARC — Custom race bibs and finisher medals await those ready to tackle scenic trails.

BYOP Crafting Night

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Locally Crafted Workshop — Free entry — Bring your own project and enjoy a night of creativity and camaraderie.

Glass Painting Workshop with Julie Gross

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Locally Crafted Workshop — Fee required — Create floral glass art to brighten your windows with local artist instruction.

Kevin Lee Comedy and Magic Show

7-9 p.m. — Mayan Monkey Brewing Co. — Grab drinks and enjoy an unforgettable night of stand-up comedy and magic with Kevin Lee and guest Bill King.

St. Patrick's Day Dance Party

5-6:30 p.m. — Activity Center at Bohrer Park — Bring your own support — Celebrate inclusivity with music and dancing for individuals with disabilities and their families.

DJ Astro Live Performance

9:30 PM — Mojito’s Bar and Grill — Pre-sale $20, ladies free before 10 PM — Experience an electrifying night with DJ Astro mixing the hottest Latin and reggaetón hits.

Sunday SIP at Dave & Buster's

9 p.m. — Dave & Buster's Gaithersburg — Half-priced drinks for service industry professionals — Enjoy a night of fun with discounted drinks and free game play.

Year of the Diner #8 at Gainesville Diner

10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. — Benjamin Gaither Center — Enjoying delicious comfort food at a diner recognized for the best breakfast.

Embellished Book and Journal Tote Workshop

6:30-9:00 p.m. — Locally Crafted Workshop — Material costs may apply — Personalize your own tote with pins, patches, and charms in a creative evening.