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Trace the timeline of Black history in Frederick County

Frederick County, Maryland represents centuries of Black stories and culture, from enslaved industrial workers and Black Civil War soldiers to the Black communities that sprouted after Emancipation. Plan your trip to learn more about Frederick County’s African American history. (Partner…

Lighted holiday sailboats brighten Carroll Creek and bolster community

Downtown Frederick, Md., ushers in the holiday season with the 2022-23 Sailing Through the Winter Solstice display. By WP Creative Group Every winter, a flock of individually designed and lighted sailboats grace Carroll Creek in downtown Frederick, illuminating the coldest…

Uncovering the past: Exploring Black history in Frederick County

Frederick County’s historic sites teach visitors about the long road to emancipation. (Partner content)

Progressive dinner: 5 cuisines in 5 minutes

How often have you gone back and forth with friends, family or your spouse about where to eat? Either everyone is in the mood for a different type of cuisine, or no one has any idea what they want. Why…

Here’s a Father’s Day gift your dad will actually enjoy

Treat the man who has everything to some quality time with his favorite person (you!) in historic Frederick, Md.

Frederick, Maryland: A beer lover’s haven

By WP BrandStudio Just North of Washington, D.C., where city streets meet the mountains, Frederick, Maryland is a beer lover’s haven. It not only boasts Maryland’s largest craft brewery, but is also home to an impressive collection of beer brewing…

Frederick, Maryland: Once a flood zone, now a scenic destination

By WP BrandStudio Recent news coverage of severe flooding in Louisiana and our neighboring Ellicott City, Maryland stirs memories of Frederick’s most historic flood. A roaring torrent of water destroyed a large portion of the downtown streetscape in 1976, leaving…

Enjoy tasting and tours in Frederick County, Md.

You’ll find an abundance of locally produced wine, cider, mead, brews and spirits in Frederick County, Md. The rich soil and moderate climate have attracted farmers to this region for centuries. Frederick County is home to more farms than any…

Mornings never tasted so delicious

Frederick, Md., known for its dining options, is also a great place to find delicious coffee and doughnuts. Start your morning with a treat for your tastebuds. Gravel & Grind specializes in artisan coffee—and bicycles. The front counter features a…

Top 5 reasons you will adore B&Bs in Frederick County, Md.

Frederick County has beautiful bed and breakfasts (B&Bs) in historic homes, providing guests a relaxing escape from everyday life. Each offers guests a different experience with unique touches. Here are five reasons to love B&Bs in Frederick County. 1. Sink…

Find your park in Frederick County, Md.

Frederick County, Maryland is the perfect place to celebrate the National Park Service’s upcoming centennial and #FindYourPark. There are many ways to enjoy parks – whether you prefer urban parks, nature parks, historic parks or anything in between. The county…

A new biking adventure awaits you

With its unique geography, Frederick County, Md. is a great destination for cycling, with a wealth of opportunities to suit all skill levels. There’s something for everyone, regardless if you’d prefer a leisurely ride on the C&O Canal Towpath, a…

Main Street America is just outside D.C.

Located less than one hour from Washington, D.C., hip and historic Frederick County, Md. is filled with mountain views, wineries and breweries, orchards and vibrant Main Street communities. Here, museums meet martini bars, scenic landscapes provide thrill seekers with adventure…

From socialite to saint: The story of the first U.S.-born saint

More than 150 years after her death, Elizabeth Ann Seton was canonized the first American-born saint. “Elizabeth Ann Seton is a saint,” said Pope Paul VI on September 14, 1975 at a ceremony in St. Peter’s Square.