I used to love this place. Five years ago, I would have given five stars, but now, forget it. The…read moreticket prices are reasonable but the food sucks and is way, way overpriced. Bring in some good food vendors and lower the prices. Or at least make the food match the price. Ten bucks for a lemonade? Spare me! Editing to say more: they let you bring in empty containers to fill with water, but the water tastes terrible! We were under very hot conditions, and people were leaving left and right. My wife got overheated and we left, too. I don't like complaining, but the food and drink policy is seriously backward. "It's a business"? Then stop trying to pretend like it's a public service.

Two weeks ago, I attended an 11 am Frederick Key's game with my two-year-old grandson, daughter,…read morehusband and my 87-year-old father. It was an extremely hot day. By the 5th inning, it was pretty uncomfortable for several members of our party (including me). Then my daughter went to Guest Services to see about getting out of the heat. That is when Ben G. came to the rescue and relocated our group to an air conditioned sky box. The last half of the game was extremely enjoyable despite the loss. Thanks Ben and the Frederick Keys for your great customer service.

AMAZING view Perfect lavender to pick…read moreGreat photo-opportunity Delicious drinks Live music You cannot miss going here. My best friend and I went here for the lavender farm and wound up sitting for the performance. The live music was so good! There are food trucks on site - this specific day had 2. And it's just an overall good time - you can pick, you can paint, you can just sit and take pictures all day. Please go if you have not already (& bring bug spray)

Outstanding wine Amazing service…read more Beautiful views Delicious foods to go with drinks Fun and enjoyable music Did not want to leave !!! 5 star rating for sure

I took my kids to Spinners after driving up from Baltimore, and we ended up spending the whole day…read moreplaying together. As we walked around, I saw several arcade games that instantly brought back memories from the early 1980s -- the same kinds of games I grew up playing. The highlight for me was the new Star Trek pinball machine. Even though it's not one of the older classics, it quickly became my favorite. Watching the Enterprise light up and move up and down was just awesome, and sharing that moment with my kids made it even better. I also want to mention how impressed I was with the bathroom. It was very clean and surprisingly private -- the stalls have walls that go all the way from the ceiling down to the floor with no gaps, which you rarely see in public restrooms. It made the whole visit feel even more comfortable. Spinners is a great mix of nostalgia, modern arcade fun, and thoughtful details. We had a fantastic family day.

Our second time visiting Spinners, but first time at the new location. The new location is so much…read morelarger. I hope to see them fill out the space with more games in due time. We were greeted as soon as we entered and the staff was friendly and personable. Very welcoming. We visited on a Saturday night and it was not too crowded, leaving us with plenty of options to roam around and play any games. My old childhood favorites brought back memories...Galaga and the finger blistering Track & Field. They are located in the back area next to the movies. There is plenty of parking available. They currently sell soft drinks and I was informed they will soon have their liquor license to sell beer.

If looking for a winery with excellent hospitality, a beautiful view, and delicious wine look no…read morefurther! Heather warmly welcomed us, showed us around, and introduced us to the many wines. She graciously answered our questions and served us water, as we made our tasting selections. Michael served some of our wines and shared lots of insightful information about the wines we had selected. After our tasting, we sat outside by the fire pit for a bit and enjoyed the view. The drive up to the winery takes you off the beaten path and onto a gravel road, keep following the signs with the grapes that will lead you to the winery (a house), park in the driveway and prepare to enjoy the hospitality, view, and wine!

We ordered all of the wine for our November 1 wedding through Celebration -- Heather was an…read moreabsolute gem to work with and treated us so kindly! We found them while looking for a welcome party venue, and while that didn't work out, we were so pleased that we could still work with them as a vendor! The wine was outstanding and the service was even better!

This winery is simply lovely. The best part is that it's only a half hour away from home! Last…read moreyear, their whites were stronger than the reds (in my opinion). This year, the reds seem to be stronger. Regardless, all of the wines are good! I enjoyed both the red and white flights. I love that they allow outside food, and you can order in from surrounding restaurants. If you're in the area, you have to check out 61 vineyard.

Very nice spot with friendly service to have small and large gatherings for those who partake in…read morewine drinking. Let me first add the context that I don't really identify as a wine drinker, but will still occasionally visit vineyards because I think the experience is nice. 61 vineyard was a cool spot for sure. They have a nice open location with tons of space (I think they said around 40 acres) and they've been expanding their main location for the four years that they've been open. They have a main tasting room, an expansion seating room, and an outdoor patio area that are all well maintained and great for parties of all sizes. I partook in the wine tasting which was very good and the staff was very friendly and easy to talk to (which I find often makes or breaks wine tasting experiences) The wine itself does seem on the pricier end for what I'm used to where I think the average bottle here goes for over $20. But there are also member and subscription types of services to take advantage of discounts. I'm not entirely sure if they have relationships with food vendors, but they didn't have many food option in the main location itself when we were there. The food options that I saw were prepackaged charcuterie packs, so I would keep that in mind for your visit. All in all a very nice winery spot and would recommend even if wine isn't typically your drink of choice.

Wine, food truck, live music and a breathtaking view! I kinda summed it all up right there!…read more Grab a chair, sip on wine, listen to the live band and breathe in that fresh air and be grateful we're alive!

We had a great visit to the winery last weekend. Service was awesome and the wines were very good…read more They offer flights, by the glass and bottle. They also offer small snacks and sometimes have foodtrucks Plenty of parking, lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Live music, check their schedule My rating rationale  +1 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

This is a beautiful house and farm situated on the outskirts of town. There are 2 floors that have…read morevarious artifacts from the war and house. There is also a barn that you can go into which has more artifacts. The sign out front says no photography but it is okay as long as you do not use the flash. The entrance to the house is difficult to get to and it is very hard for young ones to get to without help. Would not recommend for those that have trouble walking as it is on a steep hill side. They do ask for a $3 donation per adult. Which isn't unreasonable. Overall it was a nice experience.

Pros: Free, but donations are appreciated. Outskirt of Antietam National Battlefield…read more Cons: Entrance way isn't well marked so you can easily miss it. Open limited hours during the off season so check before visiting. 1/3 of the information is contained at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine, which is nearby.

MD Craft Beer Festival 2026: We have attended this event for probably 15 years now and it is still…read morea fun event. That being said the one major disappointment this year, comparing to years past, is the crazy plan to go with DJs instead of live bands. This is such a major once per year festival and you go with a DJ in the main area playing poor song selection vinyl. The DJ in the other area was playing much better music appropriate for the festival. Great food selections this year but overall number of breweries was down. Still, with all available the bands looking to make a name for themselves, the powers that be go with a DJ, crazy!

This was a very crowded experience and you have to wait in line for a good 20 to 30 mins for each…read more"sip" of beer. That is my main complaint. For $50 you would think that each brewery would give more than just a sip but believe me that is all you get. I maybe had a total of 3 beers total between all of the sips. And that was from 1:30 til 5 pm. My one friend chose to do the option with no beer for $20 but there was absolutely nothing for her. Yes there were food trucks which were very good thankfully. But there were few vendors and hardly any music. One DJ and one band walking around. This was such a terrible experience for the money!!