WE'RE BACK FOR THE 2023 SEASON! You heard that right- Bedlam in the Boro will return this October! Join us for our opening night, Friday October 6th. We will operate every Friday & Saturday Oct 6th-28th. Please visit our website bedlamintheboro.com for updates coming soon! The Ticket Booth is Open 7:00PM - 10:00PM Attractions Remain
Event Details: The Downtown Sykesville Farmers Market features local meat and produce vendors as well as artisans, children’s activities and more! While here, head up the hill and visit Little Sykes Railway for a little train ride for the kids. Every Sunday, May 21-October 29 9am-1pm
Join us at Charlotte’s Quest in Manchester for our 3rd Annual Haunted Woods Trail and Fall Fun Trail Haunted Woods Friday October 27th and Saturday October 28th from 7pm-last ticket sale at 9:45pm Older kids and adults will enjoy a hike on our Haunted Woods Trail. Purchase tickets for $10 online or $12 at the
The Corn Maze starts Friday September 22nd and runs every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday through October 31st. We will be open on Tuesday, Oct. 31st for Halloween! Volunteer Service Learning Opportunities. The hours are: Friday – 6-10pm Saturday – 2-10pm Sunday – 12-6pm Cost are: Cash Only age 4 and under free age 5 to 15
Join us on October 29 at 12:30 pm for Trunk or Treat in the Ralph Street parking lot. Everyone is welcome!
On these guided walking tours, you will learn about Mount Airy's mysterious, tragic and spooky past, and hear some stories coming from beyond the grave. The ghost tours start with check in at the front of the Mount Airy Museum, located at 1 N. Main Street, continues around the railyard, up and down Main Street,
This yearly exhibit showcases the talents of our current Arts Council members. It’s a dynamic display of various mediums, all made by local artists! Reception: Thursday, September 21 from 5pm – 7pm
A solo exhibition of works by artist Jessi Hardesty, head of the visual arts department and curator at Carroll Community College. Hardesty, whose imagery is based on folklore and the occult, is best known for her one-of-a-kind hand-carved planchettes. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in studio art from Salem State University in Massachusetts and
This yearly exhibit showcases the talents of our current Arts Council members. It’s a dynamic display of various mediums, all made by local artists! Reception: Thursday, September 21 from 5pm – 7pm
A solo exhibition of works by artist Jessi Hardesty, head of the visual arts department and curator at Carroll Community College. Hardesty, whose imagery is based on folklore and the occult, is best known for her one-of-a-kind hand-carved planchettes. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in studio art from Salem State University in Massachusetts and
Mark your calendar for this year’s Annual Meeting of the membership on Halloween, October 31, 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. The meeting will take place at the Best Western Conference Center, 451 WMC Drive, Westminster. A hot buffet and dessert will be provided by Santoni’s Marketplace and Catering followed by Society business and the event’s
The Corn Maze starts Friday September 22nd and runs every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday through October 31st. We will be open on Tuesday, Oct. 31st for Halloween! Volunteer Service Learning Opportunities. The hours are: Friday – 6-10pm Saturday – 2-10pm Sunday – 12-6pm Cost are: Cash Only age 4 and under free age 5 to 15
This yearly exhibit showcases the talents of our current Arts Council members. It’s a dynamic display of various mediums, all made by local artists! Reception: Thursday, September 21 from 5pm – 7pm
A solo exhibition of works by artist Jessi Hardesty, head of the visual arts department and curator at Carroll Community College. Hardesty, whose imagery is based on folklore and the occult, is best known for her one-of-a-kind hand-carved planchettes. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in studio art from Salem State University in Massachusetts and
This yearly exhibit showcases the talents of our current Arts Council members. It’s a dynamic display of various mediums, all made by local artists! Reception: Thursday, September 21 from 5pm – 7pm
A solo exhibition of works by artist Jessi Hardesty, head of the visual arts department and curator at Carroll Community College. Hardesty, whose imagery is based on folklore and the occult, is best known for her one-of-a-kind hand-carved planchettes. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in studio art from Salem State University in Massachusetts and
Enjoy the following: Crafts, Pinecone & Gift Baskets, Wreaths, White Elephant, Cakes, Cookies, Turkey Noodle & Vegetable Soups, Chili, Turkey Salad Sandwiches, Italian Sausage, Cheesesteak & Meatball Subs, Hot dogs, BBQ and Delicious Desserts. 11/3/23 9-7:30 pm Friday 11/4/23 9-2 pm Saturday
This yearly exhibit showcases the talents of our current Arts Council members. It’s a dynamic display of various mediums, all made by local artists! Reception: Thursday, September 21 from 5pm – 7pm
A solo exhibition of works by artist Jessi Hardesty, head of the visual arts department and curator at Carroll Community College. Hardesty, whose imagery is based on folklore and the occult, is best known for her one-of-a-kind hand-carved planchettes. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in studio art from Salem State University in Massachusetts and
Part Stand Up, part Ted Talk, “LADY ADHD” combines comedian Blaire Postman’s signature high-energy, flip chart stand-up comedy pieces with running commentary about her life with long-undiagnosed ADHD, and some lessons learned where the two intersect. It’s a guided tour inside Blaire’s ADHD/neurodivergent mind and how it works – for good and for… “less good”.
Enjoy the following: Crafts, Pinecone & Gift Baskets, Wreaths, White Elephant, Cakes, Cookies, Turkey Noodle & Vegetable Soups, Chili, Turkey Salad Sandwiches, Italian Sausage, Cheesesteak & Meatball Subs, Hot dogs, BBQ and Delicious Desserts. 11/3/23 9-7:30 pm Friday 11/4/23 9-2 pm Saturday
This yearly exhibit showcases the talents of our current Arts Council members. It’s a dynamic display of various mediums, all made by local artists! Reception: Thursday, September 21 from 5pm – 7pm
A solo exhibition of works by artist Jessi Hardesty, head of the visual arts department and curator at Carroll Community College. Hardesty, whose imagery is based on folklore and the occult, is best known for her one-of-a-kind hand-carved planchettes. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in studio art from Salem State University in Massachusetts and
One of Sykesville Main Street's most popular events is back, the Sykesville Craft Beer Festival, with the best of local microbreweries, food trucks and more! Tickets Contact downtownsykesville.event@gmail.com with any questions.
For all ages. South Carroll High School drama students will be previewing their production of the classic musical "Wizard of Oz" at the library! Join us for singing, dancing, and more!
Alto saxophone has become most familiar as a jazz instrument. However, this recital will explore its classical personality. While alto saxophone has been prominently featured in symphonic settings exploiting its rich, stunning tone and warm personality, this recital will explore the extensive range of solo saxophone music written over the past century. From the exciting
A solo exhibition of works by artist Jessi Hardesty, head of the visual arts department and curator at Carroll Community College. Hardesty, whose imagery is based on folklore and the occult, is best known for her one-of-a-kind hand-carved planchettes. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in studio art from Salem State University in Massachusetts and
Reception: Thursday, Nov. 9, 5:30-7:30 p.m., with a gallery talk at 6 p.m. The exhibition includes landscapes inspired by student-faculty summer research. Steven Pearson, the Joan Develin Coley Chair in Creative Expression and the Arts, and art majors Sarah Mendez, a senior from Damascus, Maryland, Lacy Newhouse, a junior from Westminster, Maryland, Zoe Shelby, a
A solo exhibition of works by artist Jessi Hardesty, head of the visual arts department and curator at Carroll Community College. Hardesty, whose imagery is based on folklore and the occult, is best known for her one-of-a-kind hand-carved planchettes. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in studio art from Salem State University in Massachusetts and
Reception: Thursday, Nov. 9, 5:30-7:30 p.m., with a gallery talk at 6 p.m. The exhibition includes landscapes inspired by student-faculty summer research. Steven Pearson, the Joan Develin Coley Chair in Creative Expression and the Arts, and art majors Sarah Mendez, a senior from Damascus, Maryland, Lacy Newhouse, a junior from Westminster, Maryland, Zoe Shelby, a
The Americans with Disabilities Act applies to the Carroll County Government and its programs, services, activities, and facilities. Anyone requiring an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication or who has a complaint should contact The Department of Citizen Services, ada@carrollcountymd.gov, 410.386.3600 or 1.888.302.8978 or MD Relay 7-1-1/1.800.735.2258 as soon as possible but no later than 72 hours before the scheduled event.
