Great historic venue. Cicira 1912 with a lot if history preserved…read more Incredible staff! We were there for the Manhattan Short festival and will definitely be back for a future event!

A historic stage & movie theater on the main street in Sheperdstown. Friendly staff. Beer & wine…read more Curated movies, optional group discussions afterwards. A social experience and welcome break from watching movies at home.

A beautifully preserved historic theater from 1926, conveniently located in downtown and surrounded…read moreby shops and restaurants. This was my first visit, and the classic décor immediately set the tone for a charming experience. The venue is small enough that every seat feels close to the stage. From the mezzanine, we had an excellent view and clear sound. The sold-out matinee of The Nutcracker was wonderfully performed and well choreographed, especially impressive in a more intimate space. Seats were comfortable, though legroom is a bit tight--but manageable for a two-hour show with intermission. A side exit conveniently connects to a nearby parking garage, which was a nice surprise. I'd happily return for future performances and gladly spend more time exploring the downtown area.

We made last minute reservations to go and see A Christmas Carol! The show was amazing! Our entire…read morefamily loved the play and everyone working at the theater was so helpful and friendly. We've never had a bad experience at this theater and the inside of it is absolutely beautiful! We got last minute tickets, so we were seated near the back, but we still were able to see everything very well! Loved the experience!

Lovely theater on the Hagerstown Community College Campus…read more Comfortable seating spacious aisles. Lobby has rotating art Plenty of restrooms Overall very enjoyable venue Note Parking is a little bit of a hike and climb.

Representing Jan. 2020 in scrapbook series is Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. I had work…read moretravel to Hagerstown. My girlfriend tagged along as her government contract was furloughed for a couple of weeks. We stopped at City Park just to look around and discovered the fine arts museum there. It was free, which is a plus. It was a surprisingly nice art museum for a relatively small town like Hagerstown with multiple rooms with various art.

I wandered into this art museum when they were doing exhibit installation and part of it was…read moreclosed. Entry was free, so there was no reason not to go. It was way too cold to go outside, but this museum is next to a lake in a park area that would admit of some walking during the summer. Despite the limited selection, I found a compelling suite of Americana and a nice atrium and event space in the middle of the museum. There were some pieces worthy of thought, and I rather wished I'd been in to see the visiting exhibition. Having said that, for a community the size of Hagerstown to have a building that looks this nice, is free, and has quality art is a great resource.

We went to see "Head Over Heels" at the MET Friday night. We heard about it at the Frederick Arts…read moreFestival and were interested because it used the Go Go's songs. It was cute, smart, funny, and entertaining. Everyone had fun performing and watching the play. Tickets are inexpensive and the intimate seating arrangements means no bad seats. What fun. Looking forward to the next show.

Professional Theatre Company with high quality productions for all ages and interests as well as…read moreclasses for adults and children as well as dynamic summer camps. Wide range of prices for seats to allow greater access to live theater, including some "pay what you can" options. Conveniently located in beautiful downtown Frederick MD across from a city parking garage (Court Street Deck) that is reasonably priced as well. Plenty of terrific options for a pre-show meal or post-show nosh/drinks.

Love Miss Diceys! Our daughter loves all the classes she has been in and the instructors. They will…read morework 1:1 with her if she is having a hard time learning a routine or a certain combination. They show the children discipline, love, support and compassion and caring. It's a great dance studio to enroll your boy or girl in!!

Negative stars!! How is it okay to cancel classes and still make people pay?? Without even offering…read moreto have make up classes. And on top of that not recognizing blended families as a 'real' family. And withholding a family discount because dancers may not be blood related. Step family is still family. Children then live in the same household are FAMILY. How can you belittle that? Put down your bible and open up your eyes miss dicey. I think all the local children then want to dance should move their business to Clarissa's School of Performing Arts!

Great place the staff is very friendly. Great place to take kids for local history…read more Not many place you can go and walkthrough a few of the planes.

What a gem Hagerstown Aviation Museum is! So wish had found this earlier, as wonderful staff. Thank…read moreyou to volunteers here, as they truly have the expertise, knowledge, and are happy to answer any questions. Super with adults and kids alike, what a nice tour of aviation throughout the years. Fairchild was located here, and yes that one with the A10 and more. Guess what will be displayed here this summer? Can't wait as want to see this classic beast of a plane! The displays are done with love. Aviation history lives here. The main hangar is nice, but loved the two with 1950s and up cargo planes. Some of the neat features displayed by the staff, still smiling learning so much new information. Next to Hagerstown Regional Airport, family friendly and will be back. My son and I greatly enjoyed this wonderful experience, and all should visit here to see, walk through, and experience aircraft like never before!

Wandering around Frederick, I walked inside a historic house to find exhibits set up by one of the…read moreoldest historical societies in the country. Two friendly women greeted me and encouraged me to buy a $12 ticket to visit. The bottom floor takes visitors through several rooms of art and history of Frederick County. Upstairs are exhibits about the actual house and a few other topics. Outside is a garden that hosts events. I learned a lot about the area and saw art and photos about life back in the day. I also appreciated that the exhibit acknowledges that the house had owners that once enslaved people. Rather than ignoring it, they call it out.

This is THE PLACE for Frederick County History! Worth checking out if you're in the area. See some…read morecool stuff, go in the awesome building. Docents are nice and informative, or you can go self-guided. Takes credit cards for their admission but very much worth it. There is also a Research Center/Library in the basement, and the Taney House which is another museum owned by the same company. For one dollar more during the Taney House season, you can go to both museums.