Tersiguel's, on Main Street in Historic Ellicott City, will be donating 10 percent of all prix fixe lunch and dinner sales to the Ellicott City Restoration Foundation Inc., through Feb. 28.

Tersiguel's and ECRF have a long history of mutual support and collaboration, always looking to better the Ellicott City historic district, ECRF president Ed Lilley said. This year, the Tersiguel family wanted to introduce the Tour de France to diners by featuring one of the twelve regions of France each month on its pre-fixe menu.

Each month, 10 percent of the Tour de France menu sales will be donated to a nonprofit organization, starting with the ECRF, in recognition for the work the foundation has done through the years to preserve and revitalize the Ellicott City Historic District, Lilley said.

Registration open for arts showcase held next month

The Howard County Arts Council is now accepting attendee registration for its annual Cultural Arts Showcase presented in partnership with the Recreation & Leisure Service Branch of the Maryland Recreation & Parks Association. The event will be held at Howard County Center for the Arts, 8510 High Ridge Road, Ellicott City, March 4 and 5.

The Showcase is a program to assist school and cultural civic organizations in identifying visual, literary and performing artists for workshops, performances, demonstrations and residencies. It is an opportunity to meet and view the work of more than 45 performing artists, each presenting an eight-minute excerpt of his or her work, and to meet other individual visual, literary and performing artists' programs who will be on-hand to discuss their programs with attendees. The registration deadline is Feb. 26. For registration information, call the Howard County Arts Council at 410-313-2787 or e-mail info@hocoarts.org.

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