If you’re looking for an alternative to the bustling crowds that occur during Washington, DC’s National Cherry Blossom Festival, consider visiting the Kenwood neighborhood in Montgomery County, Maryland. Here are a few things you need to know before you visit. What to Expect: In the early 1930s and 1940s, a local developer planted cherry trees... 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
Brimming with must-see museum exhibits, spectacular theater performances, guided tours, and adventurous outings, Montgomery County, Maryland is shaping up to be a top destination to visit in 2024. As we look ahead to what promises to be an exciting year in Maryland’s Cultural Capital, we’ve compiled a list of 24 places not to miss when planning... Read More
The rich history of the cherry blossom trees in Washington, DC is a shining example of patriotism and international friendship. The cherry blossom trees are largely the product of Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore (1856-1928); an avid writer, photographer, and geographer. She later became the first woman on the Board of Directors at the National Geographic Society.... Read More
Plan a scenic spring visit to Montgomery County, Maryland, and experience the beautiful blooms of cherry blossom season. From where and when to see the blooms to hotel, restaurant, and shopping recommendations, there’s no better way to celebrate cherry blossoms than with an adventure to Montgomery County. Bloom Watch When deciding the best time to... Read More
We searched far and wide to bring to you a variety of activities and attractions that you may not have known existed throughout Montgomery County, Maryland. Here are our top 22 hidden gems that we recommend adding to your next weekend itinerary in 2022. Immerse Yourself in FOREST (for a thousand years) at Glenstone Museum... Read More
