Montgomery County, Maryland is buzzing with free and affordable events and activities this spring! From literary festivals to art shows, environmental celebrations, and farmers’ markets, discover fun things to do just outside Washington, DC that will keep your trip within budget. 1. Gaithersburg Book Festival The annual Gaithersburg Book Festival is a free celebration of... Read More
Montgomery County, Maryland, is full of surprises – not just in its food and art scenes, but also in its green spaces. Beyond town centers and commuter routes lie beautifully designed gardens, quiet parks, and museums that don’t often get the attention they deserve. Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway or a peaceful place... Read More
The blooming of Washington, DC’s famous cherry blossoms are the region’s first sign that winter is over and spring is here to stay. If you’re looking to venture beyond the Tidal Basin, then this ultimate cherry blossom road trip is a perfect opportunity to explore Montgomery County, Maryland. So, load your kids in the car,... Read More
March is Women’s History Month, a time to honor women’s contributions to our nation’s history. Montgomery County, Maryland was home to multiple internationally, nationally, and locally significant women, making this a great destination for women’s history buffs and visitors alike. Sites To Visit Tour the Clara Barton National Historic Site5801 Oxford Road, Glen Echo, MD... Read More
Love is in the air in Montgomery County There’s something special about slipping away for a weekend together, trading busy schedules for slow mornings, long meals, and moments that feel unhurried. Montgomery County, Maryland, sets the scene for cozy stays, scenic strolls, and experiences that invite you to reconnect. Whether you’re dreaming of art-filled afternoons,... Read More
February is Black History Month, and Black history and culture are essential parts of Montgomery County, Maryland’s heritage. Reverend Josiah Henson escaped slavery in the county and founded a freedman settlement in neighboring Canada. Visit a schoolhouse where Black children learned, and see how 19th-century plantation life was depicted. Take the opportunity to honor and... Read More
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