not friendly staff when asking how to renew and change my membership to this location. some of the…read morefolks were nice to meet and hang out with, otherwise would have been 1 star. I now understand why young veterans are avoiding places like this. not friendly to potentially new members. if you're not 60+ years old veteran, you are assumed unwelcome and treated poorly.

A nice legion with decent bar food and a clean and friendly atmosphere. They get busy on the…read moreweekends but you can't beat the prices and the mission of the Legion to support veterans. I always enjoy coming here when I'm nearby.

This Club started in 1991 and has maintained a vibrant organization of members that work on…read moreimproving their communication skills and its leaders that promote and maintain the advancements of the members' accomplishments. Members become leaders by active participation and a focus of achieving the intended goals of having fellow members gain experience and the acumen of effective communication.

From the owner: Toastmasters is a place where you develop and grow - both personally and professionally. You join a…read morecommunity of learners, and in Toastmasters meetings we learn by doing. Whether you're an executive or a stay-at-home parent, a college student or a retiree, you will improve yourself; building skills to express yourself in a variety of situations. You'll open up a world of new possibilities: giving better work presentations; leading meetings - and participating in them - more confidently; speaking more smoothly off the cuff; even handling one-on-one interactions with family, friends and colleagues more positively.

I lived in The Emerald Hills community and I would never recommend it. First, this community is…read morehuge and includes a 55+ community (the Villas at Greenbrier). The Emerald Hills people treat them as second class citizens. They are not considered when decisions are made for all and aren't informed when meeting are conducted and decisions are made. This is trans as this is all the Villas at Greenbrier board members complain about excessively. The people that run the community, from the management (HOA) office to the board members and social medial administrators are clueless, lazy, rude and combative when it comes to how to run/maintain a community and address its fellow neighbors. Executive decisions are made by few without neither consulted nor considered. The 55+ community (Villas at Greenbrier) do not get the say in their own community (they get less than a vote) and they are always arguing with the Emerald Hills board to be treated equally. There's a community pool for thousands yet last year (after pandemic/quarantine) it was open only 3 days a week with limited hours. For their short years, they can't accommodate many and more than 50% of the chairs have been broken/cracked. Their rules are not enforced even after many complaints, kids run ramped, floats all over and kids dive anywhere they want, unattended resulting in the 55+ community suffering and feeling ambivalent to use the facilities. They have a community gym that's as big as an old Photomat and it's in terrible shape. Stained dirty walls and machines, dead bugs in the light fixtures. It gets flooded once a year and never are the machines working 100%. There's always machines not working. It's bad enough they have only 6-7 machines for thousands of residents, Also, there's a community center but it's not a center, it's an empty room. When we try to make it a center (with books, computers, ideas how to and create a community center, etc), it was shut down, without votes, not considering mostly all the people that actually want it. The lack of experience coupled with the disrespect for others results them spending unnecessary money on landscaping and other contracts like snow and garbage removals, higher than necessary HOA fees and things still don't get done. There is NO communication informing other residents the status of repairs that need fixing since the Villas became in existence. Also the president and other board members are standoffish, combative and rude when/if they are addressed with suggestions that don't agree with their views/likes/needs. The board members actually harass other neighbors to create post social media sites because they are too afraid to do it themselves and if you don't agree, you are frozen out, treated badly and ignore their questions because their feelings were hurt. In addition, there is a huge dog problem in the EH and VAG community. There many are inconsiderate dog owners. Many complain on a weekly basis how people do not pick up after their dogs. They allow their dogs to do their business on other peoples properties, they actually lead their dogs on the grassy property, stand and wait for dogs to go and walk away leaving excrements. In addition, they allow their dogs to excessively bark, the crack of dawn and excessively, with no discipline. Also they lock their dogs on balconies for hours in below freezing temps in the winter and scorching temps in the summer for hours, no food/water shelter, jumping so high in anxiety and their cries would echo throughout a section of the neighborhood. If a community is filled with disrespectful, inconsiderate people that lack communication, common courtesy and respect for others, it's not a good recipe for a success 'community'; hence, I would never recommend a place like this to people that expect better values from their community.

An amazing day! Malcolm and Maria made the transfer from wheelchair to kayak and back to chair…read moreseamless! They were able to adapt the kayak to meet our needs in every way. We got lots of fabulous pictures and will definitely return. Thank you so much, I can't think of anything that could have made the day more perfect!

From the owner: Three Blessings Disabled Adventures is a non-profit organization set in motion to encourage and…read moreprovide disabled individuals, along with their immediate families, the experience of enjoying outdoor activities where limitations can be overcome.

Everything was amazing! Kyle absolutely killed it and I cannot begin to tell how much fun we had…read more So many people came up to me and the groom during the wedding to say how much fun they were having on the dancefloor. One of the biggest things my husband and I wanted for our wedding was to have a good time and party the entire reception and that's exactly what we got. Kyle did amazing - we gave him an idea of the vibe we wanted and a couple of song suggestions and he took that and went above and beyond. We gave him complete control to pick the music for cocktail hour and dinner and it was awesome. I could feel the fun energy during cocktail hour, even though I was getting pictures taken in another location. Hiring Mixing Maryland was one of the best decisions we made for our wedding. They were not only amazing at what they do, but they were wonderful to work with. They even helped me figure out some timeline logistics with my coordinator because we wanted everything to flow smoothly and have maximum time on the dancefloor. I'm also a COVID bride and we had to reschedule my wedding from October 2020. They were extremely flexible and communicative during that time and we worked together to find a new date that worked for my vendors. They made everything super easy. If you want a good time at your wedding or party - hire Mixing Maryland. You will not be disappointed!!

We used Kyle at Mixing Maryland for our wedding, and he did a phenomenal job! The dance floor was…read morenever empty the entire night. Mixing Maryland was super professional, and very responsive when it came to communication. They were really easy to work with. They helped us with music for our cocktail hour, dinner, and reception. Kyle also helped set up microphones for our officiant, and for readings during our ceremony. We were able to do a few calls to run through logistics, do not play lists, and how we envisioned the night. Kyle was very accommodating, and awesome to work with. I would highly recommend using Mixing Maryland!

Located in the Historic Maryland National Guard Armory on Main Street. This is a beautiful spacious…read morebuilding that can hold a variety of activities. The old drill floor is ample big enough for special occasions, comes complete with a stage, and retractable basketball hoops. Bathroom access is on the main floor, and handicap ramp built into the front stonework. The alliance created a quaint little park with seating scattered throughout the garden. Recently attended a social function / dance there and was very pleased to see the building being used like this.