I really like this location! The parking is a little funky but they have a pretty good selection…read moreand are flexible with pickups as long as they're within a week. They also have sales as well! The best part about the last time I visited was GARY!!! He's hilarious and so helpful and nice he made my whole experience easy and a pleasure :)

Employees were very nice and helpful also.. I found out they had two levels first and second…read morefloor.. and a very nice selection of furniture and other household items along with some used tools in construction supplies of different sorts

Volunteered today and had a good time in the warehouse, packing boxes to be sent to shelters. We…read moremoved so fast that we finished the shift in 2 hours!

I had the amazing opportunity of volunteering here w the Lockheed Martin special projects team back…read morein the fall and I'm looking forward to many more personal volunteer experiences during weekends of dedicating time to such a great cause. Maryland Food Bank thrives off of weekend volunteer hours for packers in their conveyor belt area to box canned goods and boxed foods as they'd otherwise have to bill these hours to payroll. I enjoyed myself and even got in a little cardio as the belt moved more and more foodstuffs through. I was in charge of canned veggies and boy were there lots of them. It was a good time and I can't wait to go back!

The MD State Fair has been a very good fair experience for me. Each year seems to bring strategic…read moreimprovements. For example, last year the seating area for the ribs, corn, and smoked meats vendors was situated in an area so to not obstruct walkways. However, what was new in 2025 (at least to my knowledge from previous years) is only patrons of those vendors could sit in that seating area. It could have been the case in previous years and it just wasn't enforced. I don't think the MD State Fair has congregate dining areas apart from those in the vicinity of the food pavilion and a few low-capacity, all-purpose seating in random areas which is frustrating because many of the food vendors are situated along narrow walking paths where you have to compete with ride goers. What keeps me from giving the MD State Fair a 5* experience is despite some improvements, it still lacks the variety of unique and creative food items and fair-goer experiences which are common at other thriving fairs around the country. The food court here is good, but lacks creativity as it essentially serves traditional table food with few novelty items. But no iconic items. The planners do a great job of organizing the farm animal exhibit. And it is expansive. The rides are your typical carnival rides. The value at the fair is the wristband and fun pass cards for ride goers. I recommend saving your fun pass as the same pass vendor is used every year, so you don't have to pay for the activation fee. You'll just need to load money onto the card every year. Also, there are plenty vendors that offer unlimited refillable soft drinks at a discount. In my opinion, it is best to choose your preferred beverage, purchase the refill price, and stick to refilling at that particular vendor throughout the park during your visit. There are many sweet tea and lemonade stands that offer this deal. Also, the cups are reusable, so you can keep them as souvenirs and bring them back at future fairs for refills. Parking on grounds at the fair is $15 and first-come, first served. The parking lot is uneven, very hilly, and on grass (and when it rains, mud). I recommend arriving early to get a good spot close to the main entrance of the fair. At the end of a long day, it is exhausting to walk up and down hills to your car. Parking spots are not marked, so workers direct parking traffic. Again, arrive early to get a good and hassle free spot. I like that there are restrooms at the front on the inside near the main entrance and indoors at the animal exhibits. The fair grounds isn't vast, so unless you have an itinerary to visit all the exhibits, you can get through the fair in less than 2.5 hours tops. Overall, the fair is a good experience with delicious food and entertaining activities for young, old, and families.

I'm glad I didn't listen to the Yelp and Reddit cynics. If you've been at all 50 state fairs and…read morethis is only your 43rd favorite, cool, but I'm glad I came down from New Jersey. It's smaller than some other state fairs, which isn't a bad thing if you don't feel like walking as much in 85-degree weather. My food and beverages were entirely within the confines of the Maryland food section. I got the pit lamb sandwich at the Lamb Stand, and this was like that Gin Blossoms concert where they opened with Hey Jealousy: impressive, but sets the bar too high. The meat is superb so you should take a few bites before adding mint jelly or horseradish. Try their sweet tea. The fried green tomatoes weren't my favorite but that chipotle mayo demands your attention. I liked the pit beef from jake's and the peach sundae. How I can not give five stars to a state reachable by light rail? If you've been to the Minnesota bash, you might be slightly disappointed by the relatively normal size pumpkins in the 4-H building, but the tomatoes are enjoyable, as are the quilt and photo exhibits. How serious are these folks about their work? There are hay-baling prizes and the category of "bee-related photos" gets further refinement into amateur and professional categories.

Sharon was warm and welcoming ‍. Enjoyed the visit. Would recommend. Download the Red Cross app…read morebefore you visit. You will need a Rapid-Pass to get in the chair. Better to have it ready before you arrive.

They're always quick friendly and professional. I usually do Power Red donations and they're fast.read more

My granddaughters have been going there for over three years and have thrived there. It is a…read morewonderful nurturing environment with a great staff and the personable owners on site. I would highly recommend it.

We absolutely loved TCC for our 1-year-old! We can't speak highly enough of the daycare. The…read moreteachers are so loving (and there isn't much turnover - which speaks volumes over the past few years with COVID), and the owners are super friendly and responsive. Highly recommend!

My daughter is part of the Cool Kids Campaign program as she was diagnosed with leukemia when she…read morewas 22 months old. This organization offers a wide range of programs for children of all ages. Most importantly they have programs for kids beyond treatment. For example, they offer support programs ranging from tutoring, art therapy, nutrition, oncology parent support groups. Cool Kids offer so many opportunities to engage with their members but also for members to interacted with each other. Majority of the kids in the program are immunocompromised so they must limit the number of interactions they can have so they don't fall ill. Cool Kids offers virtual event as well as in person ones. I really love this organization! Here's a snip Cool Kids Campaign's about us page: Cool Kids Campaign programs focus on direct services for children and their families affected by a cancer diagnosis and the development of additional programs that will have a positive outcome on their lives, we recognize the need for continued growth. Our future goals include the opening of additional clubhouses, vacation and respites housing, an expanded tutoring program along with working to provide guidance and connection to other programs and organizations that support children with cancer.

Literally, the best organization I have EVER had the honor of serving! They cater and serve…read morechildren who have been diagnosed with cancer. They have parties, outings, support services, FUNdraisers and everything else to encourage the children and families.

An excellent choice. Came here after a very disappointing experience someplace else. Wish this…read morewas my only experience because it has been fantastic, they are wonderful with the kids, it is a nice, nice group of families, faculty and staff, and most all have actual teaching degrees while everyone is expertly trained, and they take food allergies very seriously. Mostly, the school has a special sense of calm and the kids express real joy in being there and all that they do. I love that they offer all day instruction and combinations of days or all week. They are very supportive of working families.

I have had multiple children go to this pre-school, and year in and year out, I am so pleased with…read morethe depth of the curriculum, and the attentiveness of the teachers. They are much more than care givers here, and I have enjoyed seeing my children grow and develop here. I would recommend them to any parent that wants the best for their children's pre-school years.

Decent price on putting rain and winning band very knowledgeable and helpful. had a check in a few…read moreminutes and was. out the door.

Folks are very nice and friendly. Took my wedding band there to be resized. Fantastic job! And, it…read morewasn't very costly at all.

I can't say enough good things about Lemmon Funeral Home of Dulaney Valley. I have used them twice…read morethis year for different family members. Both family members were cremated. The General Manager, Michael Flagle was so helpful, he suggested different options and gave us great suggestions. The entire staff was kind and informative. They also helped coordinated the church service and arranged to have a color guard play taps for my Fathers Memorial. I highly recommend Lemmon! Thanks to Michael and his team! Robin Lee Cockeysville, MD

Those at Lemmon Funeral Home are genuinely a caring and compassionate group. They have the gift of…read moreproviding great comfort and of conveying serenity and gentle guidance with the death and funeral process of both of my parents . I am really so very grateful for all their help and for all they have done so graciously. I highly recommend them without reservation.