I recommend visiting this Gallery. Unique and beautiful work tucked in a quiet corner of…read moreLeonardtown What a GEM!!!!

Wonderful gem of a gallery! I visit whenever I am in the area and always find intriguing items from…read morepaintings, photography, pottery to the pearl earrings I wear so often! Well worth taking time to stop by!

A great place if you love golf and has other great virtual activities for family fun…read more I have really enjoyed the great indoor golf activities. Playing a quick round of virtual golf with my friends. (2 players able to get 18 in an hour with a pretty generous putting gimme) virtual driving range, and cant say enough about Nick's private lessons. Nick is a great teacher, fun, and personable. Also pro tip look out for Above Par's no pressure free fitting days ... definitely helped me narrow down the father's day wish list. Ryan is great and ready to assist when the wife gives me the green light.

My son takes Golf lessons here with Nick and it is great! It's a great place to practice when it's…read morecold, rainy or even in good weather. There are simulators (large screens, projectors, and sensors) that allow you to play and practice golf along with other sports. He showed me that you can play games that include kicking football field goals, soccer, shooting, and archery. I plan to come back with friends and play. You can bring your own drinks and food or buy from their snack area in the lobby. Great service here too!

This museum is quite small, having only a couple of rooms. Many of the exhibits were being…read morerenovated when I stopped in. Had I driven here for the museum, I would have been quite disappointed. Having said that, there was still some history here, and the racialized history of criminal enforcement in the area is something worth pondering. There was no charge to enter but I did get a brief greeting.

Staff is extremely informed on both the material in the museum itself, and the local surrounding…read morearea. Easy museum, probably see everything in 15-20 minutes, but provides great information on the history of the Oldest Sheriff Office in the US.

This is a great form of therapy! Very nice staff! They are helpful and attentive. The projects make…read moregreat gifts and I often customize.

Board and brush is a fantastic activity in leonardtown! For a low price you are able to create…read morewhatever you want from scratch, and the staff are so helpful along the way. We loved the experience and plan to go back soon.

Release tomorrow Leonardtown's wink at Bordeaux…read more Port of Leonardtown winery A 2021 blend of three grapes all Maryland grown See the back of the label For Maryland this is probably considered a big wine. It's a home run. For me it says - France and California we are coming for you! I think there is only 60 cases after the wine club to sell. Yes I'm coming back to get my case I normally don't get behind a wine with a big endorsement Yet this one deserves it! Really impressed Share this post with your friends. Don't wait for it to be gone! V/r Rob

I attended a retirement party at the winery. i tried a…read moresampling of the wines, three (2 oz?) pours of three wines in glasses with a wrought iron glass carrier. I enjoyed the wines, and i would join if i lived locally. I asked some questions about their production and was very lucky to get to chat up the winemaker. The winery is a cooperative of local vineyards who is the source of the grape. The winemaker went to school in canada in viticulture and enology, and was very indulgent with an old guy asking questions. it sounded like there were opportunities for interested wine club members to help with the crush and bottling of each years vintage, making it all the more personal

Historic Sotterley is a preserved plantation near the water in Hollywood, Maryland. Pre-pandemic,…read morethey offered ours, hosted weddings inside the historic home and taught classes for all ages. During the pandemic, these have been suspended, but you can still visit. There's a small parking lot and signs that guide you to the historic home, gardens and slave house. Like many plantations in this area, people were enslaved here. It's a tragic fact to know when you visit so you can mourn and grieve. It would be inappropriate to visit this place without knowing the tragedy of it and how it led to the systemic racism that sadly still exists today. May we all fight for justice for all!

Yes, the grounds are pretty. But a really important reason to visit is the story this place tells…read moreof enslaved people and their captors. Growing up in the South as a white person, I have been accustomed to historic plantations that allow visitors to share a romantic view of the "Old South." A view that ignores the ravages of slavery. In contrast, Sotterley has invested in presenting artifacts of its history with enslaved Africans, primarily through renovating a slave cabin. What is chilling is that a ship carrying people kidnapped from West Africa docked on the shores of Sotterley. The UN has designated it as a special cultural site because of this history. Learn more about the effort to present a true picture of life at the plantation in this article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/07/18/descendants-slaves-slave-owners-discover-legacy-marylands-sotterley-planation/