Join Young Playwrights' Theater for a one-night, drive-in movie fundraising event featuring Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella! We will be taking over the Takoma Park and Silver Spring Co-op parking lot for a night of fun. Grab some popcorn and come help us meet our fundraising goal so that we can provide arts education to 500 DC area students this year! Other attractions will include a silent auction and activities for the kids, and food will be available for purchase by local food trucks. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect your business with families in the Takoma Park/Silver Spring area, an affluent,  vibrant, and engaged community.

About YPT:

YPT inspires young people to realize the power of their own voices. We believe creative expression and theater are valuable tools for the education, enrichment, and self-actualization of young people. We fulfill young peoples’ creative visions by hiring professional artists to guide and perform original youth-generated work for their peers and the public. YPT believes it is important that all youth have access to high-quality arts education that centers their experiences and is culturally competent and affirming for all involved. YPT believes that young people are inherently brilliant and we exist to share that brilliance with the world. Visit our website to learn more about our programs at https://www.youngplaywrightstheater.org/

About Takoma Park
The City of Takoma Park is a municipality of approximately 17,000 residents in Montgomery County, Maryland. Takoma Park is bordered by Washington, D.C. on the south, the unincorporated communities of Silver Spring and Long Branch in Montgomery County on the west and north, and the unincorporated communities of Langley Park and Chillum in Prince George’s County on the north and east.

Takoma Park is a community of many different cultures and interests. About one-third of the households are families with children, about one-third are single-person households, and about one-third are households of more than one adult. There is no one racial or ethnic category that represents a majority of the population. Over a quarter of the population was born in another country, with the majority of these residents originating from Latin America and Africa. The Median Income is $86,644, well above the national average, and 59% of residents have a Bachelor’s degree or higher.