I am visiting this campus while serving on a dissertation committee for a doctoral candidate at…read moreHood - and am very impressed with what I am seeing and hearing and realizing... the setting is beautiful, the campus is clean and accessible, the programs are educational, and the staff and professors are incredibly supportive of the students. It is nice to see teachers who help students learn and grow rather than simply memorize and perform.

Very impressed with campus and men's lacrosse staff and team. Facilities appear top notch and…read moreschool seems very willing to create a successful environment for the students. Town of Frederick is pretty cool as well.

We were happy to be back at the Frederick Keys during their opening week--as they have returned to…read morebeing a High-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles. We even were able to see Jackson Holliday play--when the Orioles infielder was doing a rehab stint at the Keys. Love the Junior Keys' kids' club--where kids get 3 youth tickets, a fun zone ticket and other swag. The grandkids loved giving high fives to Keyote, the mascot--and especially loves running the bases after the game. It looks like there are a lot of fun upcoming promotions--so we are looking forward to many more trips to the local ballpark!

Went to a Keys game recently through a school reading program and had a mixed experience…read more Getting in was the biggest issue -- the line was extremely long and took about 30-35 minutes just to enter, which was surprising. I'm not sure if it was because of the event, but it felt pretty disorganized. The stadium itself is nice, and the upgraded seating was worth it. Concession lines were long as expected, but they moved fairly quickly this time. It was also nice to see more access to ice cream stands on both sides. The biggest disappointment was the kids' zone. They've changed it to an $8 wristband system, but the activities were very limited and repetitive -- mostly variations of throwing a ball into something. There was minimal staff, and it felt unorganized with kids not really taking turns. For younger kids especially, it wasn't worth it. On the way out, there was a foam/bubble area that the kids enjoyed, but it was pretty messy and not well-managed, especially considering the cooler weather. That said, staff were friendly, and my daughter still had a good time overall. And the baseball game was exciting. I'd come back for another game, but would definitely skip the kids' zone next time.

Easily one of the best movie theaters in Frederick -- this is my go-to spot…read more The seats alone set this place apart: large, comfortable, fully reclining, and spaced out enough that people can walk by without you having to move. Huge upgrade from your typical theater experience. They also go beyond just movies. There's a full bar, real food (not just popcorn), and everything I've tried has been good -- most recently the BBQ chicken pizza. They also do themed drinks for new releases, which is such a fun touch. I love that they offer $7 Tuesdays (which do sell out fast) and regularly host events. I recently went to their Trailer Fest, and it was a great experience -- tons of previews, food samples, giveaways, and just an overall fun vibe. They also show throwback movies and have a rewards program, so there's always something going on beyond just current releases. Every time I bring someone here, they end up loving it too. It's clean, well-run, and just a really enjoyable movie experience all around.

We hear commercials for this theater often so we decided to check it out on Christmas evening. We…read moretypically go to Alamo, but decided to try something new. They're definitely more expensive. I usually pay $12-$13 per ticket at Alamo. At Warehouse I paid $35.88 for 2 tickets. The food is pretty expensive, too. The "monster hot dog" (I believe it was called dogzilla) was a regular sized hot dog with some toppings and a SMALL side of chips for $13. Drinks were on the high side, too. Between the tickets, the food (hot dog and an appetizer), a couple adult beverages (one mixed drink and a beer) and one soda we spent $137.85 for two people. The theater itself is the reason for 3 stars. The heated, reclining seats are comfortable and spacious. The spacing between each aisle allows people to walk through comfortably. This theater is about the same driving distance for us as Alamo. I would choose Alamo every time.

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!

What a unique space! All of the items are made by local artists! it is so interesting! There are…read morepaintings, clothing, jewelry, and many other items. You are greeted by the staff there and they appear to love working there, are extremely friendly, and helpful! They go out of their way to explain what's there. The prices were not overly expensive but you're paying for handmade items! Highly recommend!

I am neither an artist or art critic. I don't fully understand auteur theory in the physical arts…read moreand only use phrases like "aesthetic fundi" to secretly mock pretentious listeners. I do however believe quite strongly in the phrase "Happy wife, happy life" and the corollary "I really oughter get creative with the daughter". The Art Collective is an EXCELLENT place for creative gifts for wives and daughters. This is not to discount Dads liking the stuff artistic (so to speak) but I am recommending this store in this particular review as a primo source for can't fail gifts for the wife or daughter who doubt your ability to be fun or even spell "style" with a "y". This store is the place you've been looking for. Recommended

This playground is so cool! Everything has a fairytale theme and such fun playground equipment for…read morekids. So many slides, climbing options, swings, and more. We had about 2 hours of fun and my kids could have stayed longer. It's not far from the heart of Frederick. Enjoy some play ground time and then go get dinner on the Main Street.

This is an accessible playground in Frederick MD, in memory of Sophie and Madigan. Plenty of…read moreparking. It's got four different kinds of swings and different play structures to include kids of all abilities. The bathroom even has an adult sized changing table. There are trash cans and benches and overall it is well maintained. There is really no shaded area to speak of which is something to consider for sunny days.

Loved this farm, the veggies and fruits are sweet and spicy when needed. Now they also have a farm…read moreto table cafe that uses the produce from the farm. Never can you meet a more dedicated family farmer.

From the owner: Small, diversified farm just outside of Frederick growing vegetables, fruit, herbs and eggs from…read moreour free ranging hens. We strive to grow food as naturally and sustainably as possible. We sell our produce from the gardens and eggs, but we also have a licensed kitchen on farm where we make various products. Send us a message to place an order or stop by to check out what we have going on. During summer months the farm table near the road is typically fully stocked for self service produce purchases.

I am absolutely appalled on the service and professionalism that was conducted at the café 611, Me…read moreand my team had an event in December at the venue, we paid their overpriced fee for space in FREDERICK MD due to having complications with our prior venue. Not even an hour into our event, I had noticed the security at the door being aggressive with the patrons, At our events we invite a community made up of our friends, loved ones and locals that share ideals and beliefs, such as PLURR and Decency. So this off rip didn't sit well with me. I understand someone has to do their job and in fact would want everyone to be checked and ID'd/verified before they enter our show for safety and legal reasons, So I will never get in the way of stopping staff from doing that as their job. What really spiraled the night out of control was when one of our own staff from our collective who we had as a greeter at the door looked uncomfortable so we went to go check on her and she had told us that a secondary man next to the security/doorman who was also checking people in had made inappropriate sexual comments such as asking her to sit in his lap because she looked tired of standing while gesturing towards his genitalia, this happened in the entry hallway. (being dressed up and looking good is not an invite to be inappropriate, we condemn that disgusting behavior to the highest degree). This combined with multiple other patrons complaining about being touched inappropriately as they entered and paid. (This second man, the security/doorman's brother wasn't even authorized to work and was allegedly fired months ago from Café 611 yet he was there "working" with permission from the owner) when I fully heard everything from multiple people. I walked up to the security and asked them to please not be aggressive with our patrons, as mentioned before these are our friends and family coming through and I personally love these people to death. The secondary man then proceeded to get aggressive with me, threaten me and tell me that he would take me out front to the street and kill me, To quote exactly what he said "I don't knock people out. I put them to sleep permanently. Would you like to go outside? Let's go outside" me at this point, I'm absolutely bewildered and the situation escalating (my only words to them in this entire exchange in front of 10+ people was simply asking if they could not speak to our patrons in a condescending or aggressive way) the customers that were entering the building and knew nothing about the situation unfolding were the ones that had to be the to step in between and try to pull him away from me as he was standing up to put hands on anyone that angered him. I let things cool down and walk away. I proceeded to address my issues with the person in charge of that night, immediately he was dismissive, but told me he would go over and talk to security. He walked over and I watched them speak. They shared a couple laughs for about 30 minutes and the man Hung out for another hour after that before he decided to leave on his own accord. At the end of the night when our event was over, not a minute after, right on the dot. Security and the Manager started yelling obscenities and telling everyone to get the **** out and made a comment about white people for some reason? Which left everyone uncomfortable and confused because this room was as ethnically diverse as it could get. Me and my entire staff went to have a full conversation about what had happened that night and recapping with the owner but he defended his "staff" even after having multiple (7+) patrons independently complain about being uncomfortable, he ignored any accountability, harassed us for his money while we were actively breaking down and loading all of our equipment into our vehicles outside because at that point it was clearly the only thing he cared about. demanded we pay him their split without any reasoning or understanding that the funds had to be transferred. Started acting like we were trying run off without paying him because we demanded a conversation about accountability first and then when it was all said and done shut the door on us so we couldn't return. I will never in my life come/promote/attend/etc here ever. This place has a bad history and I wanted to believe it wasn't true and still try to work at the 611 because good venues in the Maryland scene are hard to come by, but everything everyone has said about this place unbelievably correct. You all should be ashamed and know good and well this hasn't been your only instance or situation.

Place smelled and was dirty. The food was overpriced for the portion size. It took 20 minutes for a…read morequesadilla and the place was empty. The building has not been updated in years. Bathroom was disgusting and unkempt. Enough said.

Nice little farm creamery. Tons of places for kids to play, animals to pet and feed and friendly…read morestaff and owners. Located at the top of a hill on a working farm, the creamery has country views and plenty of sunshine. This is worth a stop getting the kids outside and enjoying some family time and ice cream.

Cute ice cream stand with happy cows…read more I enjoyed the twist soft serve with rainbow sprinkles and my husband had the Mango Pineapple hard ice cream in a waffle cone. We ordered a pup cup but never received it and staff was missing in action. Unclear if we paid for it or not as we did not receive a receipt? Maybe next time pup!

Avoid this place at all costs! The owner of this studio (Donna Grim) is a cruel, vicious woman. I…read moredon't mean that she is tough on the dancers, I mean she is sadistic to some. My daughter got "the treatment" when she transferred to the studio (she was a top-notch dancer) and refused Donna's suggestion that she join "the company" (the elite competition girls). We had moved studios because my daughter wanted to concentrate on her education, and just wanted high-quality classes without the time obligations. In ONE semester, the owner managed to destroy my daughter's self-esteem and self-confidence, and kill all love of dance in her. In hindsight it is apparent that she was brutally taunting my kid, although my child was scared to tell me until I finally witnessed something myself and started questioning her. (I am NOT a dance mom). When I talked to Donna, she blew me off and told me that even though my daughter was in all the same classes as the "company girls" she was excluded and was an outsider, because she wouldn't commit. The level of vitriol from this woman was spine-chilling, and I pulled my daughter immediately - never even finishing the performance that evening and the next. I found out afterwards that Donna (who taught the classes) would single her out and humiliate her in front of the other girls, calling her stupid and clumsy, and encouraging the other children to mock her. Mind you, my daughter was the top of her classically-trained school before she transferred in. Because of the genre switch, my daughter assumed that SHE was at fault, and worked even harder, but this horrid woman would single her out the next time. It has been almost 8 years since that happened, and my daughter has never danced since. I would avoid this place at all costs. YOUR kid may never get the sadistic treatment, but it trickles down to the other dancers. They never actually shunned my kid, but many other dancers were treated poorly by the other kids. It's just an environment that is dark and unpleasant.

I took a couple of summer drop-in classes at this studio to keep me in shape for the competition…read moreseason and I had a great time! The classes are relatively small which allows the teachers to give a more hands-on experience, which I very much enjoyed. Dance Unlimited is very different from my current dance studio, however, the experience helped me expand my views on the dance world. I highly recommend!