Lynn Wheeler interviews Bernie Jones In 1969, HSCC board member, Bernie Jones became a charter member and served on the board of the nonprofit Home Ownership Purchase Effort (HOPE), to provide home ownership opportunities for low-income Black families. HOPE purchased houses on Union Street, rehabbed them, and sold them at cost. Their groundbreaking work laid
NO TICKETS OR RESERVATIONS REQUIRED! FREE PARKING TOO! Bring your snacks and drinks, chairs or blanket and let the kids run around while you enjoy free giveaways! Come out and enjoy our free family movie series Tuesday nights all summer long! July 1 - Tiger's Apprentice July 8 - Spy Kids July 15 - Sonic
The opportunity to shop, buy and support local farms and businesses awaits at the Mount Airy Farmers Market! Open Wednesdays from 3 to 7 p.m. May 7 to Sept. 24, the market features dozens of vendors with a wide variety of products including produce, jewelry, microgreens, salsa, honey, meat, eggs, clothing, home décor and more!
Presented by Owen Lourie In August 1776, the Continental Army suffered a terrible defeat at the Battle of Brooklyn, the first major battle of the Revolutionary War. The battle nearly saw the complete destruction of the American army, but a desperate stand by a contingent of Maryland soldiers helped to stave off the British and
Members of The Maryland Society of Portrait Painters showcase their works in paint, pastel and graphite pencil to promote and encourage an appreciation for the timeless art of portraiture. From artist John Anderson’s portraits that focus solely on his subject and feature only white backgrounds, to artist Melissa Gryder’s detailed portraits that include incredibly rich
FREE and Open to the public. OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, July 17, 5-7 PM Chloe Irla, Artist, Mom and Exhibition Organizer shares, “Each art piece is imbued with emotion, mess and hard work. I am proud of the diversity of the work included and the triumphs each work represents for the artists and their families. I hope
Come enjoy shopping for fresh produce, baked goods, plants, and crafts. Also, enjoy local music artists brought to you from a partnership with Carroll Arts, Envision Taneytown, and the Reindollar Carriage House!
Visitors can usually expect to shop for local, farm-fresh produce, meats, free-range eggs, a wide variety of baked goods, jams and jellies, salsas, marinated olives and olive oils, annual and perennials, fresh cut flowers, local honey, locally-roasted coffee, handmade soap, a variety of quality, locally created artisan items and crafts, cheeses, and much more! The
“Citizen Meets Soldier” is a living history of 1863 in Carroll County, Maryland. Join us at Union Mills to commemorate the events of the hot summer of 1863. Walk in the footsteps of the citizens of Carroll County, Maryland, who were divided in their loyalties, and the Union and Confederate soldiers who camped along Big
Find out more about the history of Sykesville's schools, and how the Sykesville Colored Schoolhouse compared to nearby schools during its use from 1904-1938. This open house is a chance to explore the Colored Schoolhouse building, find out about current research and nearby resources related to Black history. Photograph: "Rural Schools Recreation," Maryland State Department
A-Z AT THE TANEYTOWN HISTORY MUSEUM APRIL 27 - NOVEMBER 16, 2025. THIS MUSEUM EXHIBIT INCLUDES ARTIFACTS, STORIES AND MEMORABILIA FROM THE PAST HOW TANEYTOWN HAS EVERYTHING A-Z. THERE WILL BE A NEW SCAVENGER HUNT AS WELL. FREE ADMISSION. THERE WILL BE COLLECTORS CORNER SHOWCASING"DISNEY BABIES". OPENING DAY IS SUNDAY, APRIL 27TH @ 1PM. PARKING
“Citizen Meets Soldier” is a living history of 1863 in Carroll County, Maryland. Join us at Union Mills to commemorate the events of the hot summer of 1863. Walk in the footsteps of the citizens of Carroll County, Maryland, who were divided in their loyalties, and the Union and Confederate soldiers who camped along Big
DJ Tanz and Friends and Zubar Ent. present the Summer Music, Arts & Wine Festival. SECRET GARDEN CARIBBEAN MUSIC, ARTS, AND WINE FESTIVAL More details to come... Please note this event is run my an external vendor and admission/hours on these dates will be subject to the event/vendors determination and oversight. Learn more by visiting
A-Z AT THE TANEYTOWN HISTORY MUSEUM APRIL 27 - NOVEMBER 16, 2025. THIS MUSEUM EXHIBIT INCLUDES ARTIFACTS, STORIES AND MEMORABILIA FROM THE PAST HOW TANEYTOWN HAS EVERYTHING A-Z. THERE WILL BE A NEW SCAVENGER HUNT AS WELL. FREE ADMISSION. THERE WILL BE COLLECTORS CORNER SHOWCASING"DISNEY BABIES". OPENING DAY IS SUNDAY, APRIL 27TH @ 1PM. PARKING
NO TICKETS OR RESERVATIONS REQUIRED! FREE PARKING TOO! Bring your snacks and drinks, chairs or blanket and let the kids run around while you enjoy free giveaways! Come out and enjoy our free family movie series Tuesday nights all summer long! July 1 - Tiger's Apprentice July 8 - Spy Kids July 15 - Sonic
The opportunity to shop, buy and support local farms and businesses awaits at the Mount Airy Farmers Market! Open Wednesdays from 3 to 7 p.m. May 7 to Sept. 24, the market features dozens of vendors with a wide variety of products including produce, jewelry, microgreens, salsa, honey, meat, eggs, clothing, home décor and more!
For Adults. Dan Fesperman served as a foreign correspondent for The Baltimore Sun, based in Berlin. His coverage of the siege of Sarajevo led to his debut novel, Lie in the Dark, which won Britain's John Creasey Memorial Dagger Award for best first crime novel. Subsequent books have won the Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Award
Join food historian, author, and historical faux food artist Joyce White in the Teaching Kitchen for an informative evening reflecting on the chief cultural influences of Maryland’s early foundational cuisine. Joyce will share her research on both foods and their methods of preparation as she demos traditional recipes for Hominy Patties and Beaten Biscuits. NOTE:
We are excited for this years 128th Carroll County 4-H & FFA Fair. We have a full schedule of events this year for all ages to enjoy. Check out our fair website schedule with a complete list of events. Great Food Local Vendors Glass Blowing Black Smith Hot Dog Pig Racing Kid's Indoor Exhibits Tractor
It’s the waning days of the wild 1980s in Hollywood, where the party scene is still going strong. At one of the Sunset Strip’s final iconic rock venues, big hair, tight clothes, and heavy drinking are the norm, and rock god Stacee Jaxx rules the stage while eager groupies chase their dreams. In the middle
Come enjoy shopping for fresh produce, baked goods, plants, and crafts. Also, enjoy local music artists brought to you from a partnership with Carroll Arts, Envision Taneytown, and the Reindollar Carriage House!
We are excited for this years 128th Carroll County 4-H & FFA Fair. We have a full schedule of events this year for all ages to enjoy. Check out our fair website schedule with a complete list of events. Great Food Local Vendors Glass Blowing Black Smith Hot Dog Pig Racing Kid's Indoor Exhibits Tractor
Visitors can usually expect to shop for local, farm-fresh produce, meats, free-range eggs, a wide variety of baked goods, jams and jellies, salsas, marinated olives and olive oils, annual and perennials, fresh cut flowers, local honey, locally-roasted coffee, handmade soap, a variety of quality, locally created artisan items and crafts, cheeses, and much more! The
We are excited to bring back History Fest again this year. Join us on Saturday, July 26th at the Society where will have many exhibitors and fun activities. You will be able to dunk King George, we will have Pat Martin’s delicious food, kids’ games, and The Cow will once again be providing ice cream.
A-Z AT THE TANEYTOWN HISTORY MUSEUM APRIL 27 - NOVEMBER 16, 2025. THIS MUSEUM EXHIBIT INCLUDES ARTIFACTS, STORIES AND MEMORABILIA FROM THE PAST HOW TANEYTOWN HAS EVERYTHING A-Z. THERE WILL BE A NEW SCAVENGER HUNT AS WELL. FREE ADMISSION. THERE WILL BE COLLECTORS CORNER SHOWCASING"DISNEY BABIES". OPENING DAY IS SUNDAY, APRIL 27TH @ 1PM. PARKING
It’s the waning days of the wild 1980s in Hollywood, where the party scene is still going strong. At one of the Sunset Strip’s final iconic rock venues, big hair, tight clothes, and heavy drinking are the norm, and rock god Stacee Jaxx rules the stage while eager groupies chase their dreams. In the middle
Music in the Park 2025 season beginning June 7th thru September 13th. A different band will perform at each event. Music Acts: TBA Time: 6:00-8:00 PM Where: Hampstead War Memorial Park, 1215 North Main Street. Free: Admission, parking Snacks will be available for purchase or bring your own food and drink; throw down a blanket,
It’s the waning days of the wild 1980s in Hollywood, where the party scene is still going strong. At one of the Sunset Strip’s final iconic rock venues, big hair, tight clothes, and heavy drinking are the norm, and rock god Stacee Jaxx rules the stage while eager groupies chase their dreams. In the middle
We are excited for this years 128th Carroll County 4-H & FFA Fair. We have a full schedule of events this year for all ages to enjoy. Check out our fair website schedule with a complete list of events. Great Food Local Vendors Glass Blowing Black Smith Hot Dog Pig Racing Kid's Indoor Exhibits Tractor
A-Z AT THE TANEYTOWN HISTORY MUSEUM APRIL 27 - NOVEMBER 16, 2025. THIS MUSEUM EXHIBIT INCLUDES ARTIFACTS, STORIES AND MEMORABILIA FROM THE PAST HOW TANEYTOWN HAS EVERYTHING A-Z. THERE WILL BE A NEW SCAVENGER HUNT AS WELL. FREE ADMISSION. THERE WILL BE COLLECTORS CORNER SHOWCASING"DISNEY BABIES". OPENING DAY IS SUNDAY, APRIL 27TH @ 1PM. PARKING
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