While exploring a small town right before Baltimore we really enjoyed ourselves in the public art…read moreand we walked around and visited many different art designs and murals and different things the city has to offer. I really enjoyed the set of wings they have that I titled the love wings the red and white in or in a good part of the area of town

This is a nice bridge that is located in the heart of the city. It has many great art displays and…read morepublic art around it. It's a nice bridge that adds flare to the city with its colors and design

While walking around downtown Frederick in Maryland while we were visiting. We saw all the…read moredifferent murals and paintings in public art like we enjoy doing when we are visiting other cities. This city was filled with public art and this one was a giant wall that's part of a parking garage that has all these different dinosaurs and things on the wall it's neat to check out

We had parked in the garage next door and were planning to walk around downtown Frederick to pass…read moresome time. On the outside of the garage is a map of all the businesses in the downtown area. I was looking at it, and someone walked by and said, "You can get that free map in the arts center ", and then shared they were an employee there. So off we went to the arts center (just 5 steps from the garage). Did we ever make it to our original destination, no, but we certainly had a fun time exploring the arts center and would definitely go back again. There is so much to do and see - all 3 levels (I excluded the basement as we never made it down there (pressed for time). When in the area, please make it a point to visit this spot. You will not be disappointed.

Located inside an old flour mill, Delaplaine Arts Center is a space with studios, classroom, an art…read morelibrary, and art galleries. Entrance is free. Spend an hour or less wandering through seeing local art of all varieties from paint to fiber arts. There are public restrooms and a little gift shop.

There's a nice sun and moon mural that my family and I stopped by to see while we were in…read moreFrederick. Frederick had a lot of nice neat murals for you to see but this is one of my favorite ones it was just the moon and the sun and we got some good pictures of the family in front of it and we really enjoyed our time in Frederick

I really like this mural we were walking around downtown Frederick first place we stopped in…read moreMaryland it was but a Friday evening starting to get a little late but we are walking around and I saw this mural and I thought it was really cool how it had the whole downtown and to where everything was and it was kind of neat follow up and something to see

Military Museum [Frederick MD]…read more We had some time on our last day in MD before heading to the airport... from Linthicum Heights we drove some 50 miles to Frederick. We found a spot on a metered street parking in front of the museum. Admission is $9.50/adult. The museum is dedicated to telling the medical story of the Civil War. There are a lot to see... and learn. The exhibits were great and educational. We learned how the creation of Civil War medicine impacted the present day. Each gallery offered different exhibits following through the footsteps of the soldiers and surgeons and the harsh conditions and personal sacrifices they went through. I can't even imagine how they evacuate the wounded... an "ambulance" then was a wagon pulled by two horses and carted off to a medical facility. Or how about how they did amputations, amputations were the most common surgical operation during the conflict with more than 60,000 being performed. The wounded soldiers suffered different mortality rates depending on where the amputation took place on the body. There are two floors of exhibits. Stairs and an elevator are accessible to the top floor. There are bathrooms on both levels. I am not in the medical field and found the museum very interesting and educational. We didn't expect to stay as long as we did. We even got a parking ticket when we got back to our car ¯\_('~')_/¯ Review #3674

Two floors of exquisitely curated North and South artifacts. Plan on spending at least 90 minutes…read morehere. Public parking lot around the corner, very convenient; also street parking with meters. Charming, safe neighborhood.

We went to see The Frederick Camerata's performance of the Opera "Carmen"…read more This is a basic establishment with a low budget. The actors are not paid, and the venue is basically an emptied out warehouse-type store. The entire music score is played by piano. However, for $15 you can enjoy a pretty decent show. There was some pretty good talent among the locals performing. It's basically all about the show. I thought since it's an Opera you should dress up, but alot of the audience did not think so. So a jacket is not required for men, and women can just wear something nice. Tickets for children were $5. I must note that I brought my young son (15 mo.) to the show, who was behaving pretty well. However, the usher asked me to remove him because he coughed. So we didn't get to see the entire performance. I believe it was a rather small offense to not be able to see the show. However, I would come for another one, just have a babysitter for the boy.