This is a great venue for live events and entertaining. It's large enough to have a good crowd…read morewithout losing a sense of intimacy in the space.

Friendly and knowledgable staff. Great selection of musical instruments, sheet music and more. You…read moredon't get this kind of service over the internet.

This is a small city music store doing it right. They have new stuff, old stuff, guitars, drums,…read morenoise makers, strings, all sorts of instruments. They have competitive pricing with Internet mega-sellers. That means you can get the guitar you wanted for the Internet price right downtown. They have lessons and rent instruments out to the local schools.

I grew up listening to this radio station while I got ready in the mornings as a child. There is a…read moremorning show until 10AM which gives the school lunch menus, if there's weather cancellations, and news and sports/ This is VERY helpful to figure out what to do during the day, if schools are cancelled and what news stories are happening locally. Also, local businesses call in and talk about their businesses and do advertisements live. As I have grown older, it is obvious that this radio station is very conservative, but in terms of getting stories out and informing the public- they really are second to none. In terms of sports coverage, there is a group of guys who have been doing games - especially high school football - for decades and are incredible. The area is all about high school football and this station is an incredible edition covering 4 different sports football teams of the area, in addition to broadcasting Redskins, Ravens, WVU, and Frostburg State games. Incredible wall to wall - not sure how they do it, but I do know if I need to check a score they are there!

This is one of a few stations Cumberland is lucky to have. One of my favorite station. Keep up the…read moregood work!

Has moved to Centre street. Contains Cumberland's best selection of framed & matted artwork. A…read moremust-stop if you have a room or office to decorate.

Nice museum. Takes up two floors, although really just half of each floor. By donation, so no fee…read more The first floor goes through the area before British settlement, then talks about transportation (canal, rail, highway). There are some restored antique cars and a wagon. Upstairs are lots of tires (the area made tires). There are also antique toy trains all over. There's a huge dining/conference center too. There's an old time puppet display for whatever reason!

From the owner: The Allegany Museum serves the greater Allegany Region. The local geography links Allegany to the…read moregreater Appalachia region. The Museum features exhibitions relating to the National Road and the economic development of the area. Entrance is free. Every June the Museum hosts the George Washington Whiskey Rebellion Celebration, two days of spirit tastings, reenactments, music and food.

I love the movie theater part of this mall!!!!!!! I like…read morethe popcorn, the food, and the movies

Very outdated but clean. Is inside the mall and convenient if you want to do some shopping before…read moreor after the movie. I recommend anyone visiting someone at Frostburg to check it out. No one wants to drive all the way to Hagerstown all the time. :-)

If you're thinking of spending a nostalgic night under the stars at this so-called "per vehicle/per…read moreperson" drive-in theater, think again -- unless you enjoy being nickel-and-dimed with a side of fake hospitality. Let me paint the picture: you pull up expecting a flat-rate charge per vehicle or per person, just like any decent drive-in promises. Instead, you're hit with individual charges for yourself, and -- wait for it -- your dog. Yes, my dog. A silent, sleeping-in-the-backseat kind of dog is considered a person at a drive-in movie theater. What's next? A fee for your air freshener? The cherry on top? The woman in the box office greets you with the kind of smile that seems warm until you realize it's the same smile a fox gives a hen. Don't be fooled. Pro tip: Get a receipt. Every time. If you don't, good luck disputing anything later. This place relies on the fact that most people won't argue at the gate. They bank on you wanting to get in, park, and settle in for the movie. But if you look at your charges, you might realize you paid more than double what you expected. In short: I found this place misleads you at the gate, overcharges you at will, and hides behind a "family-friendly" facade. Don't fall for it. Spend your money elsewhere -- preferably somewhere that doesn't consider a leashed, well-behaved dog an extra ticketed guest.

Love this place - it is friendly and safe And a hoot! I hope the new owners are able to freshen up…read morethe restrooms.