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.

I took my parents to a Beethoven concert at the Maryland Theater on Mother's Day and we had a great…read moretime! One hour before the concert, there was a free (30 minute) presentation where the director of music and the pianist told us about the pieces that we would be hearing so that we could appreciate them more. The Maryland Theater is very beautiful and we looked around during intermission. There didn't seem to be a bad seat in the house! The Maryland Symphony also performs at Antietam National Battlefield usually on the first Saturday in July. I've gone to this for many years and it's always worth thelong walk to the field from parking (a shuttle service is also available). They play lots of patriotic music and always end with the 1812 Overture, Stars and Stripes Forever and fireworks!

The pimento cheese and the pork chop are AMAZING!!!! Excellent beer selection. Great ambiance…read more And a very cool bar upstairs.

One day, I will be the brains behind having something like this in my hometown. A nice arts center…read morethat is in a great location, with tons of happenings, people working and buzzing around, local support and with a sprinkle of working with the public school system arts classes. Accessible, clean, cute, artsy, and more. Why cant every town have this? Host events? Run by retired people and/or giving people with disabilities a chance to work, too? A large enough event space to host larger events. What a dream. Also, the coolest art project I have ever seen. It was hot upstairs though - poor circulation?

What a great spot. It brings you back. It's awesome…read moreactivity to do with friends and family. Private shows available. Do it it was a great experience.

I'd been to this Theater's Rocky Horror Picture Show a few times before and actually was in their…read moreshadow cast. When I went back this last time I was told that my presence would make the shadow cast uncomfortable, me and two other trans people got told to leave. Wtf? It was literally the day of town pride.

Set back in the woods next to a KOA site which made the atmosphere even better. This was a great…read morehaunted trail. I believe the entire thing is outdoors but with all the twists & turns and darkness it was hard to tell! Everyone goes above and beyond to make sure you have a great, scary experience. Our group had a great time!!!

I genuinely would not be surprised if my voice was gone in the morning from screaming so loud…read more Craziest haunted house/ maze I've ever been to. Each room felt like it was own little world- it was equally terrifying and artistically stunning. I'd recommend this to anybody and would absolutely come back again in a heart beat!!!

Second time here and they now have a Christmas layout set up! In talking with them they've had a…read moreshortage of help with setting up for Christmas (for varying reasons) but the layout looks great! They've also had a change in hours with the time change- noon to 4pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday only. Great place to stop in and see! Don't miss it!

Let me start off by saying that if you're a railfan, this is for you. If you have small children,…read morethen also this is for you! This two story museum does have a whole lot as far as displays, there's one very large trainboard, comparable with the one in roadside america, in Shartlesville, Pa. Several smaller ones as well. Admission is a modest $5.00 for adults, with children ages 4 - 12 costing .50. There are tracks on the side of the museum, with a few train cars, however they were locked. In my opinion this is a good spot for smaller kids, aged 2 -5. Has a small gift shop. Ample parking, accepts visa and master card.

The definitive Museum of Berkeley Springs. Located above the historic Roman Baths in the same…read morebuilding, the museum portrays the history and development of the town. Some pretty cool exhibits inside. The old fashion steam box makes for a great pic opportunity! Definitely worth a visit, why not, its free ?

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!

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!!