The local art collective Circle gallery, off the beaten path and a little tricky to find but…read moretotally worth it. A wide selection of art and artist are on display here. The gallery is small but well laidout and literally every inch of wall space, covered with original works of art. We spent about an hour going through all the little alcoves looking at all the great artwork. Lots of two dimensional works and some 3d pieces. In a wide range of price points. Support the arts 4 Stars worth the effort to find and worth your support 01114

My brother and I stopped in here while waiting for a table go open at a local brunch spot. The art…read morewas nice but the people working there didn't speak a word. We ended up having s great time on our own in the small space as you'll see. The pieces are unique, there were a few that we both liked, but the vibe was just off. Probably won't go again. We ended up just using the location for it's super cool alley leading into the building.

I was able to visit due to me being a part of a feature film but the place has a lot of luscious…read moregrass, trees, and plants. It's filled with so much history and beauty nature. Also, the workers are very kind, friendly, and knowledgeable of the history of this place.

This place is lovely. I visited for a wedding a few weeks back and completely enjoyed the grounds…read more Had I been wearing more comfortable shoes I would have explored more. I was also really impressed with the food served and how pleasant all the staff were. That said, I don't recommend this place for a wedding. Two small planes flew nearby during the ceremony and drowned out the vows. No one wants that.

This year the event was even bigger than last, it covered more blocks than the last I thought. I…read morevisited a few bars especially at the Granville Moore said hello to our friends there and to Smith Commons where there were Ommegang sponsored beer tents. It was a great event with lots of people coming out to support H St. I even had bought a BBQ turkey leg from the Biergarten Haus, it weighed about 2 lbs! And a locally made pickled jar of jalapeno peppers from Gordy's.

The biggest street fair I have ever seen (and I've been to several in NYC). Fun and definite must…read moredo for next year.

Went here for the Villa Rosa Festival Italiano (Italian Festival) Sunday September 13th. It was…read moresimply awesome! I'm a quarter Italian and I love that part of my heritage, so naturally I loved this festival. There were food stands (all with great prices), beer and wine at $2 and $3 respectively, games for kids, pony rides, live Italian music (the band was very good), and more good cheer than you can handle. It was a great day! My whole family had a great time.

I was a patient of Villa Rosa in 2017 and this place was and is a hell hole. They let me sit in…read moresoiled diapers for 2-6 hours. CNA/GNA's ranged from good to bad. The administration and doctors proved to be incompetent. I was not satisfied with my poor and dangerous care, but feared for the older patients who had dementia or other mind altering diseases that left them unable to speak on their care or unaware of their poor conditions. Things were se grossly wrong I reported them to the State, Ombudsmen and hired an attorney. It took (3) weeks for a doctor to put simple order in for cold compress for my thigh. After (3) weeks of reminding I was given a rubber glove filled with ice! Another doctor tried to tell me that I was permitted to bear weight on my left leg/pelvis. I told she was incorrect that the doctor said (4) more weeks and not until he confirmed it with his next visit. When she brought me the order it did say weight bearing, but it was for my damn right wrist from another ortho doctor. How dangerous and incompetent. This doctor could have cause grave physical bodily damage to my pelvis and set me back weeks and months causing repaired surgery. THEY DESERVE NO STARS AND SHOULD BE CLOSED!

I really enjoyed this event for a person who doesn't like beer, haha! I bought the general…read moreadmission ticket which allowed for samples from every beer vendor. The environment was nice and I loved being at Nat's park during non-baseball hours. They had tasty food truck and other cool vendors. I think there could have been even more local businesses or restaurants included. While I enjoyed the samples, I don't know that this event was worth the pricey ticket. I enjoyed finding a new brewery to support!

They don't let you use the restrooms. You have to leave and find a business willing to let you pee…read more Its disgusting.

For the past six years, the Kegs and Corks Festival has been an annual August event at the Anne…read moreArundel Fairgrounds. We went this year because we won free tickets at a Baltimore Sun Insider event. We had a good time wandering through the booths and exhibits. We started by buying excellent BBQ at the Soul Food truck. Then we sampled some of the beer, wine and hard cider being given out for free at various stands. Everything we tried was good and often exotic, like raspberry and peach wines. There were also a number of vendors selling tee shirts, jewelry, pottery, pictures, spicy peanuts, popcorn, and candy. (Many of the food vendors were giving out samples.) One thing I'd recommend: There's not a lot of places to sit; if I'd known, we might have brought along folding chairs like many of the other patrons.

I had the blackened salmon, Mac n cheese and Kale Salad. The Food is delicious and service was…read moregreat. I will definitely order again.

When I started planning my very first trip to St. Michaels, there was one attraction that made the…read moreitinerary before almost anything else: the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. I'd heard so many people rave about it that I figured it deserved a few hours of my vacation. Turns out...a few hours wasn't nearly enough! Admission was $22 for adults, and one of my favorite surprises was learning that your ticket is good for two consecutive days. A volunteer at the front desk gave me a wonderful overview of the property, explained how everything worked and made sure I knew I was welcome to come back the following day as long as I didn't lose my admission sticker. That's tremendous value for everything there is to see! The first thing I realized after walking through the doors? This isn't just a museum. It's an entire waterfront campus! The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum sits right on the Miles River and includes historic buildings, floating vessels, exhibitions, gardens, a working shipyard where traditional wooden boats are still restored and built, and enough history to keep you wandering for hours. Whether you're interested in Chesapeake Bay history, boats, lighthouses, watermen or simply beautiful places to explore, there's something here for just about everyone. Now...in true to me fashion...I headed straight for the gift shop before I looked at anything else. My philosophy is simple: shop first, think about it while I explore, and if I still love it by the time I leave, I already own it. Except...that didn't exactly happen this time. I found something I loved immediately, bought it right away and happily carried my purchase around the museum for the rest of my visit. RELATED SIDEQUEST & PRO TIP: While I was wandering through the gift shop, I overheard another visitor asking an employee if they sold U.S. Lighthouse Society Lighthouse Passport books. Wait...what passport?! Excuse me while I casually eavesdrop. A very quick Google search later, I had fallen headfirst into yet another travel rabbit hole. Apparently there's an entire Lighthouse Passport Program where visitors collect official lighthouse stamps from locations all over the country. Well...that sounds dangerously like something I would absolutely obsess over! The museum has an official lighthouse stamp available at the front desk, so even though I don't own the passport yet, I stamped a blank piece of paper to tuck safely away until I order one. I have a sneaking suspicion I'll be back to stamp the real thing someday! PRO TIP: Get your lighthouse passport before you go! I spent the next several hours wandering the campus completely at my own pace. One thing I really appreciated was that the museum lets you create your own experience. Some exhibits fascinated me, others I breezed through, and there was never any pressure to see things in a particular order. It felt more like exploring than touring. The museum itself was fantastic and easily worth the $22 admission. More than anything, I came away impressed by how much pride everyone there takes in preserving and sharing the history of the Chesapeake Bay. It's clear this isn't simply a collection of artifacts. It's a place that's actively keeping an important part of Maryland's history alive. Whether you're visiting St. Michaels for a weekend or just passing , I'd absolutely recommend making time for the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. And while you're there...don't forget to get your lighthouse passport stamp!

This is a lovely museum. The exhibita are well done. They have numerous buildings to explore with…read moredifferent parts of maritime history. We used the overnight docking facilities which come with electricity and showed and bathroom. We had a great time.