Maryland Theater Beautiful historic theater in downtown…read moreHagerstown Cashless facility Entry process was organized Seats were reasonabley comfortable Restrooms were clean (located on lower level) Parking garage a block away

I had the pleasure of attending a musical performance at the historic Maryland Theatre recently…read more Renovated in 2019, the lobby of the theater is beautiful with its old fashioned, yet modern charm. The theater itself is very classic and old fashioned with a balcony and box seats on either side of the stage. I've visited this theater since childhood and it's always a treat. I highly recommend visiting for a show if you're in the area.

The Washington County Playhouse is an absolute gem! Every show we've been to has been spectacular…read morefrom beginning to end, but perhaps even more impressive is the job they do preparing their summer students for their camp shows. They put together professional stage shows with such little time, and the love and care they pour into shows every time. Keep up the fantastic work!

This place has a very entertaining show and is clean…read more The service has been good the couple of times we've been here. I honestly want to rate it higher but the tickets were approximately $70 per person which is comparable to the other similar options. The food is the serious shortfall. This is the second year in a row it's been disappointing. The ham was like a lunch meat style ham cut into slices. They also had a white fish in a hollandaise type sauce which was okay. The sides were mashed potatoes (no gravy) , buttery carrots, and a broccoli & cheese dish. You also get a small salad and rolls with butter. It isn't a buffet as you are served in a cafeteria type line. They offer seconds if you're so inclined. But honestly it's kind of like hospital food. We had to eat on the way home and that's pretty disappointing considering the cost. It pails in comparison to Toby's or Ditch Apple theatre. There was people all around us mumbling about the food or lack there of including a grandmother who told her 10 year or so grandchild that she'd be taking him to McDonalds afterwards. Finally, a guy at a table close went outside to smoke his weed 4 times during the evening. So the 4 older couples around him had to endure the unpleasant odor. I'm sure it was noticeable to the servers in our section and anyone seated or working from the front door to the back of the venue.

Cute place. Alyssa was awesome! Friendly, approachable and attentive! 4 bar stools on each side of…read morethe wine counter. Blocks of cheese on sale as well as crackers to enjoy their selection. If you plan on a day to wine hop, pack a small cooler with ice so you can take the cheese with you. Most cheese packs are sold with 4 blocks of cheese in 1 pkg. The Catawba brand of wine was was very nice, but the Cosmo slushy is better. It's refreshing on a hot day. TIP: limited parking in front of the facility & it sits on a corner of a highly traveled main road. Go past the winery, (right side; right lane) and take a right at its corner; take another right onto E Maple, the next street. From there, on the right is a graveled path. That's their area for patrons to park. Approx 8 cars can fit on left side of the path. No Food. Just cheese, crackers, and BlackOut pretzels.

Such a cute spot, we enjoyed our experience here! The girl…read morethat served us went above and beyond, very rare nowadays, and was so nice to see! The barrel aged wines that are specific like basil Hayden and makers mark are a very nice and unique touch! Made the wine very smooth! My husband is a super sweet (like grape juice sweet) wine drinker, and there wasn't a lot sweet enough for him but he did enjoy the raspberry wine slush and the peach wine! We will be back if we are in the area again!

This a great place to see local art and even purchase it! I love visiting and seeing the new…read moreartists that show each month.

From the owner: The purpose of the WCAC is to foster the excellence, diversity, and vitality of the arts that will…read moreenrich the lives of the people of Washington County and enhance the social, cultural, and economic qualities of the community. WCAC promotes the arts through such means as: * To be advocates for the arts at local, state, and national levels in both the public and private sectors. * To provide and act as a clearing house and be a repository of arts information. * To coordinate and promote arts activities. * To collect, raise and disseminate funds for the arts. * To encourage the maintenance or construction of appropriate facilities for the arts. * To encourage artistic excellence. The Washington County Arts Council is wheelchair accessible and allows service animals trained to do work or perform tasks for persons with disabilities.