A huge fan of Luckett's Community Center!…read more The center is housed in an original 1914 schoolhouse, overseen by Loudoun County's PRC, and they are the home for the long-running Lucketts Bluegrass Concert Series! A favorite musician and band of mine was visiting, so we were ecstatic for the evening! The venue holds about 150-200 seats, and concerts do get sold out; they do offer a waitlist. And, like one of the attendee stated, 'there is no bad seat in the house' - it is small enough where there's no obstructed view! The sound system was great! The staff are all volunteers, and they are pretty friendly and helpful! If you got the munchies, there's a kitchen onsite that sells hot dogs, BBQ pulled pork sandwiches, homemade treats (such as brownies, pies, and cakes), packaged candies/chocolates, and canned soda and bottled water. We tried their all-beef hot dog and a honey bun cake, and both just hit the spot and were super tasty! Prices are extremely reasonable! They also have licensed preschool classes, afterschool care, childcare, and pavilion rentals available. There is an adjacent parking lot, but the entrance is off the main road, so you just have to walk around. There is also a ramp on the side for accessibility. +home to Lucketts Bluegrass Concert Series +friendly and helpful staff +kitchen on site +parking lot adjacent to the building

Extremely kind and cooperative staff! Had a good time hosting an event here! Alot of space and also…read morehave a kitchen and bathroom for use

We just adopted a dog through AHOTO. Everyone on the organization that we interacted with was kind,…read moreprofessional, responsive, and very knowledgeable. We highly recommend them!

I adopted my cat through AHOTO. They asked me to foster and it was obviously a fail. The…read morecommunications and support were great. Natalie is very attentive to all their cats and kittens and super helpful with adoption. She knows which cat to pair which human with, and is always spot on. I would 100% always adopt from them.

This foundation is fantastic. Donated and tried my luck with a solid auction. Good times all around.read more

From the owner: The McSisters Foundation is dedicated to empowering youth with positive self-image and vision,…read moreshowing that past choices don't dictate future success. Your support is crucial in funding programs like our Youth Empowerment Scholarship Program. providing scholarships to keep youth in positive environments, supplying lunch and snacks to nourish kids, donating sporting equipment to underserved communities, and ensuring essential safety equipment for young athletes. Join us in making a difference by participating in our fundraiser events and donating to our organization! Be a part of empowering tomorrow's leaders today. Check out our website to donate today.

This is a very nice Restore county shop. Things are relatively clean and items are very well…read moreorganized. The store looks spacious, and staff are very friendly. Compare to the Habitat for Humanity in Montgomery Country, this store has a much better atmosphere. It is located in a strip mall with good number of parking spaces out front. We had a good time to walk around in the store and knowing any purchase made here will be contribute to the community building.

I love the people at the restore here in Frederick. Cashiers are always very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. I go in often to find items that can be used for my craft business. There's always a wide variety of items from tools, furniture cabinet, flooring, and many other things I available for purchase a lot of times especially on days where they're running a really good sale. The fact that they run sales on items that are already discounted makes me come back and the quality of the good so you are inspected before being put on the floor so you don't have to wonder if it works or not. But if you're buying something electrical, you can always check to make sure before you buy which I appreciate.

peak. absolutely peak. best service ever. o7 to tech manager…read morei miss you. the new one is decent, plays with the cords. likes torturing his siblings :\ the employees are a bit silly ngl. furry, small. four of them. demands i feed them.

From the owner: We're a Certified B Corporation® consultancy focused on helping organizations transform lives and…read morecommunities. We provide strategy, organization, people, and marketing solutions to non-profits, governments, and socially responsible businesses. Founded in 2014 by former senior-level "Big Four" professionals, we offer a mission-driven, client-first, highly collaborative approach for a high-quality client experience that consistently delivers the right results.

Founded in 1943, the Waterford Foundation is one of America's first community-based historic…read morepreservation organizations. Their mission is to preserve the historic buildings and open spaces of the National Historic Landmark of Waterford, Virginia. This includes a total of 1,420 acres including the village and its surrounding open space were designated a National Historic Landmark in 1970. They are most known for the annual Waterford Fair. See https://www.waterfordfairva.org/ The Fair includes tours of historic buildings, various artists, entertainment, food and adult beverages. It's a great family event and a good opportunity to learn about local Virginia history.

From the owner: Nestled in the historic village of Waterford, Virginia, the Waterford Foundation offers:…read more Waterford Fair The first weekend in October, join us for the annual Waterford Fair! The Waterford Fair features juried demonstrating artisans, live music and entertainment, outdoor food vendors, a wine and beer garden, children's activities, historic home tours, and more! Waterford Craft School Throughout the year, come to the Waterford Old School to take a weekend class in a traditional craft. Weekend classes include: leatherworking, basket-weaving, rug-hooking, watercolor painting, soap-making, and more! Summer Camps In the summer, we offer recreational and educational day camps for youth. Children can experience life in the late 1700s at Colonial Camp, or make scientific discoveries at Forensics Camp! Wedding Venues The Waterford Foundation offers indoor and outdoor venues for wedding ceremonies and receptions, as well as other events including corporate rentals and piano recitals. Phillips Farm Trail The Waterford Foundation maintains the 1-mile walking path through the historic Phillips Farm. The trailhead can be found behind the Old Mill on Main St. in Waterford, Va. History Talks and Programs The Waterford Foundation regularly offers history talks and presentations by experts on topics including the Civil War, African American History, and Quaker history.

Oh yeah, this is exactly what I needed! After randomly booking this and not really knowing what to…read moreexpect, my son and I showed up on a saturday and were the first appointment. We were greeted by 3 staff members (apologies I don't remember their names). I initially thought this was just a venue to smash stuff but it was explained that this is a mental health venture aimed at spiritual healing. After signing the waivers and donning our PPE, we went in. The wooden structure isn't huge so you cant get running starts or make any long over hear arm movements, but it ended being just the right amount of space to get your smash on. Initially I was caught up in the novelty of smashing things, but a point in time came where that novelty faded and I found myself tapping into an aggression and emotion I did not go there with. It wasn't until I stood there out of breath with my hands sore that I truly understood what this place was for. That session provided a space and avenue for me to truly let go, for just a little bit. If you haven't done that recently (or ever), you need to book a session to understand what im talking about. A challenge was issued to me to put in work on the water heater and I made a decent hole in it but that thing was tough. They sure don't make em like they used to.

Great experience at Remix Rage Smash Room. I visited a few weeks ago based on a Groupon that I had…read more The staff was extremely helpful in organizing my session and preparing for my appointment. The site was well furnished with safety gear (goggles, gloves, etc.), tools (bats, sledgehammers, etc.) and objects to smash (microwave oven, water heater, glass bottles, etc.). It was stress relieving and fun with the opportunity to damage and destroy inanimate objects in a normally civilized world. I definitely recommend if in the DMV area.

Awesome Summer Camp! Staff is fun and friendly. They have a high ropes course, multiple ziplines,…read morepool, archery, horse programs, canoeing, team challenge course, hayrides, mountain boarding and so much more for the kids to do. Our kids love it!

I am deeply disturbed by how Camp Highroad handled a serious health and safety incident involving…read moremy seven-year-old daughter. My daughter attended Pioneer Camp during the July heat. When I picked her up after approximately eight hours at camp, she was visibly lethargic, looked unwell, and repeatedly begged me for water. She immediately drank an entire 24-ounce bottle and was later taken to the emergency room for dehydration and heat-related symptoms. My daughter told me that she did not have her water bottle that day, repeatedly asked her counselor for water, and was told there were no cups available. Camp leadership later gave me a completely different account, stating that staff repeatedly offered her extra water bottles and that she refused every one of them. I was not present during the camp day, so I cannot personally say which account camp leadership believes is accurate. What I know firsthand is the condition in which my seven-year-old child was returned to me. Even accepting the camp's version, I cannot understand how staff responsible for supervising a young child during outdoor summer activities could allegedly watch her repeatedly refuse water throughout an entire day and take no further action. No one contacted me. No one reported a hydration concern at pickup. No one sought medical assistance. My child was simply returned to me lethargic, desperately thirsty, and sick enough to require an emergency room visit. I initially approached the camp privately because our family had loved Camp Highroad, my daughter cared for her counselor, and I genuinely wanted to understand what had gone wrong and how the camp would prevent it from happening again. Instead, camp leadership repeatedly stated that every safety protocol had been followed, relied on a liability waiver, refused responsibility for the hospital bill, and would not acknowledge that any breakdown had occurred. The camp did refund the week's tuition. This is not about attacking an individual counselor or damaging anyone's reputation. It is about whether the adults entrusted with a seven-year-old child took appropriate steps to ensure she remained hydrated and medically safe during a long day of outdoor activities in extreme summer heat. Parents should know how this incident occurred, the condition in which my child was returned to me, and how leadership responded when I raised the concern. Based on our experience, I no longer trust Camp Highroad to protect my daughter's basic health and safety.