Luke's Wings is a non profit organization that helps active duty wounded in battle. They help…read morefamilies travel to visit loved ones during recovery. The staff members are nice.

This is an interesting and pretty place to walk and relax, hidden away from the main roads but…read morestill conveniently placed in the middle of Rockville...I believe you can schedule events in the main building which I've never been in but have often seen groups visiting...the lawns are spacious and bordered by woods and a trail system (which I have been on and recommend) and there is a nature center, the Scott Fitzgerald theater, and two old cemeteries nearby...definitely worth a visit if you're in the area...

Beautiful old historic building in Rockville. They host events (and I believe rent space out for…read moreevents) in various sections of this large structure that has the feel and sound of decades and decades of time. The grounds are lovely as well. And it is adjacent to the F. Scott Fitzgerald Theater where community plays and many events are also hosted.

Great friendly service. He had everything we needed for our shoot and he was extremely nice. The…read morestudio isn't very large, but he makes great use of the space. Will be using this location again.

I gave StudiowerksDC a 5 star rating because it was 5 star experience for everyone! A gorgeous,…read moreprofessional, clean and modern studio that made my first Photoshoot the Photoshoot of my dreams. I could not have asked for more! :) The High quality equipment was everything a photographer would want and to have that with incredible lighting, Made me so excited to work with them. Being a new independent designer, the rates for this amazing Carriage House, were so affordable! The photographer, models, to the hair and make up stylist, along with our stylist/Creative Director were all so impressed and really enjoyed ourselves. I will definitely become a member!

I saw an ad for this at a bus stop and decided to go. That usually doesn't end well, haha…read more Fortunately for me, the Winternational Embassy Showcase ended up being a fantastic way to spend a lunch hour. If you've been to Embassy Days in May, it's similar to that in content, but located in a convention hall instead of inside all of the embassies. While I missed seeing the embassies, the compact quarters of this showcase allowed for me to explore way more countries in one afternoon. I think there were around 60 countries represented and I interacted with most of them. One of the highlights for me was getting to taste the vast array of Middle Eastern foods in hall on the right-hand side from the entrance. Some of the lines got long towards the end, but there was plenty of food around for everyone. I also enjoyed talking to the energetic entrepreneurs who were selling goods from their countries or representing their countries. There was great energy all around. Special shout out to the EU and their trivia wheel, I love the hat that I won! If you enjoy exploring other countries, keep an eye out for this event in the coming Fall.

I am very happy to report that Winternational event has offered the same great feeling as if being…read morea part of the United Nations in one relative small place. The showcase has actually grown and expended in another room and that was great. The organizer has done a great job with providing more space for 50+ embassies, the World music was going on the speakers all the time and everybody was happy and curious. There are embassies who pour the heart and soul into this event and try to reach our hearts thru our stomachs. Some embassy staff was just observing visitors. I was thinking how people go to a zoo to see the animals - it is not that people are there so the animals can see them - although you could almost apply about the later based on the attitude and small offering from some embassies. This was a great opportunity to promote your country and my praising shouts go to Panama, Nicaragua, amazing St Kitts and Nevis crew!, Qatar and Bangladesh! It was wonderful to be a part of our diverse universe and to eat free until you could not eat any more. There were at least 4 different embassies that offered coffee and half dozen who offered tea. I hope that next year, some embassies will understand the importance of good diplomatic promotion and try to compete with the others in having the best to give and make us curious about their culture (art, travel, food, drinks, clothes, jewelry, etc...)

I am a USAF veteran I had tried to claim disability after I retired and was unable to figure out…read morehow best to win my case. 15 yrs later, I was referred to LSA and Renesha was my case worker, she is absolutely wonderful. She walked me through the process and answered my questions. I was able to get a big increase in my disability rating. LSA knows the process and the right medical terminology to best support your case. It was worth the price. I will send all my veteran friends to LSA. Thank you Renesha and Larry.

LSA contacted me this week and we are moving forward with my claim. They found that the VA had a…read moreCUE of 30% from my initial claim from 2009.

Excellent customer service. The manager was friendly, professional and quick. It was clean and…read moreconvenient.

This festival is held once a year (on a weekday), but if you work during the day, you can still…read moreattend as the past few years I have attended, it was held from 10am to 8pm. My most recent visit was during their 99th year, held on Tuesday July 23, 2019. Parking is free and is located on the grounds next to the Thrift Store and across the street from the Hospital (you may have to park on the hilly grassy areas if you arrive later in the day). There are several parking attendants directing you on where to park once you get on Prince Philip Drive. There is something for everyone at this festival and they are all at a minimal price. In 2019 they had: An area for kids with Pony Rides - there were 2 ponies, Inflatable rides (each manned by an attendant); Books, CD's and DVD's all sorted in different categories - these tents were rather popular. From what I remember, the prices were between $1 to $2 each. Some the books I purchased were in great condition. Most others were in average to great condition; Antiques was in a separate tent from the one with Jewelry. The Jewelry tent is quite popular as well - folks will line up in the rain for this tent to open up. They had everything from necklaces, earrings, rings, watches, scarves, etc. Plants / Fresh Produce / Framed Art - all in their own separate tents. Stuffed Animals - some of which were Beanies. All between $1 to $2 each and there were many. We purchase one or two a few years back. Games - I saw lots of board games, card games and lots of jigsaw puzzles. If there were pieces missing for a game, it would be listed on the game. The prices were listed as well. Prices looked between $1 to $2 each. Bakery - where folks made bakery items and they were available for sale / Ice Cream - there were selling 3 different types of the novelty ice cream / Drinks - I can't remember if anything else was sold other than sodas. Food - you can get Fried Chicken (they are known for having good fried chicken each year), Corn on the Cob, Fruit cups, Wings, Roll, pulled beef, Hamburger/Hot Dog and there is even a Vegetarian Wrap available for purchase. There are times when I have been in the line for food and it was very long, but everyone waited patiently - they also provide lots of tables and chairs for you to eat your food. Entertainment is also available for watching as well. You could also enter a raffle ($5 per ticket) and for the choice of prizes that you get to pick from (if you won), it is totally worth it, plus it is going towards a good cause. You do not have to be present for when they select the winning raffle tickets. The festival reminds me of a gathering of a community - everyone relaxing and just having a good 'ole time. I am already looking forward to when they will have their 100th Women's Board Picnic & Bazaar (in 2020) as they will probably go all out for that and then some.

Yes! This is highly recommended! Support them in these few first years because it will be way…read morebetter than most!!! The site is great! The craftsmanship is second to none. All props and structures are built from scratch from material from the land! Most haunts just buy props from Transworld but these guys make everything which provides a genuine and Real experience. We will be supporting this haunt for years to come!! Thanks for a great night!