5 Things for July 25: The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Kids' Concert at National Harbor and Blockbuster

It's Thursday and we can all rejoice together that the end is finally near...again. If you have some free time today and you're looking for something interesting to do, here's some information you should know today in Kingstowne.

Browne Academy Open House. Tour the campus and learn more about a regular school day before the school year begins this fall. Find out how more information on tours and how to RSVP here.

Lee District Park. It's pretty hot out, so occupy your time at Lee District Park. Visit the pool or the spray park or join in on one of the classes. Find out more about activities at Lee District Park here.

Empty Kingstowne Blockbuster. While in Kingstowne on Wednesday, I noticed the old Blockbuster space is still empty. The video store closed for good back in March. Phone calls and emails to the Halle Companies about the space have gone unanswered. So tell Patch what you want business you would like to see take the old video store's place.

George Gershwin’s greatest. It’s too darn hot, but cool down with some classic Americana. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra plays George Gershwin’s greatest hits at 8 p.m., Strathmore Hall, 5301 Tuckerman Lane in Bethesda, Md. Tickets cost $25 to $45. Show up an hour early for complimentary wine samples and live music.

Kids Rock. National Harbor is hosting kids’ band Milkshake for free concerts at 10 a.m. and noon at the Carousel at National Harbor. The harbor campus is located at 137 National Plaza, National Harbor, Md., on the Potomac River. For more information emailinfo@nationalharbor.com or call 301-203-4170.