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.

I stopped by the Gilchrist Gallery during a Sunday afternoon walk up the hill to see the Allegany…read moreCounty Courthouse (which has a statue and memorial to George Washington). The gallery is open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 1pm-4pm. While the local artwork is nice, the highlight of a visit will be the 1800s Victorian-style building itself. You'll find lovely decorative features in all the rooms on lower and upper levels of the house in addition to a well-preserved Singer sewing machine. Everything from the carpet to the interior of rooms have been carefully restored. The docent shared a brief history of the building. Even the restroom is worth a stop as it includes a very old photo of the 1916 Tank Corps from the American Expeditory Force in World War I.

The best way to spend an afternoon!!!! I love coming here and getting to paint pottery--I think…read moreit's a really fun gift idea for friends to give them something handmade with love. The workers are super helpful and answer any question you have about making sure your pottery turns out the way you want. It's relaxing and a great way to spend time with friends making something by hand.

What a beautiful art studio, with so many choices for the whole family to choose from. Prices are…read morevery fair! We're so happy with the quality of the pieces, they came out so shiny! Highly recommend this studio, can't wait to come back and paint another project, hard to pick what will be next!

Such a cute place with a nice small town vibe. Close to smoke hole taverns and very reasonably…read morepriced!

From the owner: The best place to stop for that special gift for that special person- WV made food products,…read morecrafts, home decor and soooo much more! The official Visitor's Information Center- stop here first and we'll get you on your way!

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 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!

Always the 2nd full weekend in June, Heritage is always a lot fun! Located on beautiful and…read morehistoric Washington Street and Downtown Cumberland, it 's full of arts, crafts, yummy food, musical and other entertainment, plus tours of museums and the old tunnels under the Emmanuel Episcopal Church! It's not summer in Cumberland until Heritage Days!