No foodie trip to Montgomery County, Maryland is complete without a taste of classic Maryland Blue Crabs from the nearby Chesapeake Bay. We asked three experts from local breweries featured on the Tastemakers Trail for their recommendations for the perfect beer to pair with steamed crabs covered in Old Bay. Whether you’re looking to create... Read More
Operating since 1786, Historic White’s Ferry is the last of 100 ferries that shuttled passengers across the Potomac River. Located approximately six miles from the Town of Poolesville in Montgomery County, Maryland, a ferry experience pairs well with a scenic drive through the Agricultural Reserve, a visit to Sugarloaf Mountain and a few stops along... Read More
Montgomery County, Maryland is home to a wide range of industry leading bio health companies. The Visit Montgomery destination sales team can offer one-stop-shop hospitality assistance for employees living locally or traveling from afar. As destination experts, we will match your needs with a local hospitality partner and provide free support and collaboration to help... Read More
Originally completed in 1830, the C&O Canal Quarters Lockhouse 25 is located in Montgomery County, Maryland. This refurbished historic house interprets the story of the C&O Canal and the town that surrounded Edwards Ferry during the American Civil War. The lock, lockhouse and the ruins of Jarboe’s store are set next to the Edwards Ferry... Read More
Looking for a perfect picnic spot in Montgomery County, Maryland? In partnership with Montgomery Parks, you now have even more opportunities to enjoy a picnic in the park. Search for a participating park in your area and find nearby restaurants. Read More
What makes Montgomery County, Maryland’s farmers markets so unique is not just the food and goods they sell, but the vendors who make every visit a special one. So we’ve compiled a list of 16 People of Color (POC) vendors and businesses at five markets throughout the area so you can truly experience all of... Read More
