Embrace the winter in Montgomery County, Maryland! Create unforgettable memories with your loved ones while enjoying affordable and free activities. Dive into the winter wonderland with ice skating, sledding, and captivating performances. Discover budget-friendly and cost-free experiences like Tai Chi sessions and exploring local museums. Explore the charm of Montgomery County during the colder months... Read More
Get ready to explore everything in Montgomery County, Maryland this New Year! From attractions like Glen Echo Park and Glenstone Museum to the diverse culinary scene with the Tastemakers Trail and eateries featuring world-class dishes, see why we’re one of the most diverse counties in the country. Learn about the county’s history by visiting historic... Read More
International Underground Railroad Month is in September and Montgomery County, Maryland is one special pitstop to explore the history of African American life in the county and how they contributed to the Underground Railroad. We’ve rounded up historic sites and events to create your own itinerary to reflect and learn about the Underground Railroad and... Read More
Leave your everyday behind and take a scenic drive through Rural Montgomery. Winding backroads will lead you past working farms, vineyards, and the protected landscapes of the Agricultural Reserve. Comprised of the Poolesville, Clarksburg, Damascus, Laytonsville, Brooksville, and Olney communities, Rural Montgomery is known for its easy-paced lifestyle, vast farmlands, and scenic views. We rounded... Read More
Glen Echo Park in Montgomery County, Maryland was once the premiere attraction in the Washington D.C. area as an amusement park. Â It was also a part of the Civil Rights Movement and was integrated for all races in 1961. The park sees an average of 350,000 visitors annually. There are so many fun things to... Read More
Created by Heritage Montgomery, this self-guided road trip offers stories of home and community life as well as the experiences of African Americans during times of restriction and segregation. The sites are organized geographically rather than in the chronological order of their histories. While there are many significant Black history sites in the county, this... Read More
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