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  • Tolson’s Chapel Open House

    Tolson's Chapel 111 E. High St., Sharpsburg, MD

    Onsite docent(s) will explain the historical significance of Tolson's Chapel from its inception in 1866.

  • Living History Demonstrations

    Antietam National Battlefield 5831 Dunker Church Road, Sharpsburg, MD

    Volunteers portraying members of Battery B, 4th US will present artillery firing demonstrations near the New York State Monument.

  • Roots & Stones: An Afternoon in the Cemetery

    Halfway African American Cemetery 11027 Clinton Avenue, Hagerstown, MD

    Explore the cemetery, see progress made on important projects in the past year, and learn about plans for the future.

  • Inside the Farms of Monocacy

    Best Farm (Tour Stop #1) Urbana Pike, Monocacy National Battlefield, Frederick, MD, United States

    Join rangers and volunteers to learn about the people who lived, worked, and fought on the farms.

  • Elevated Architecture Double Decker Bus Tour

    The Museum of Frederick County History 24 E Church St, Frederick, MD

    Discover beautifully preserved examples of commercial, residential, religious, and public buildings displaying major American and European styles that span more than two centuries.

  • Luther ReLives

    Weinberg Center for the Arts 20 W. Patrick Street, Frederick, MD

    Beloved Luther Vandross classics, show-stopping performances, and the full thrill of a Las Vegas-style production come together in an electrifying celebration.

  • Proceed to the Ferry: John Brown’s March Commemoration

    Harpers Ferry National Historical Park 171 Shoreline Drive, Harpers Ferry, WV

    Follow in the footsteps of Brown’s small “Provisional Army” during this solemn five-mile walk from his headquarters in Washington County, Maryland, to Harpers Ferry.

    $200.00
  • African American Heritage Center Grand Opening

    African American Heritage Center 125 East All Saints Street, Frederick, MD

    This landmark achievement is the result of tireless research, community collaboration, and a shared vision to honor and preserve the rich heritage of African Americans in Frederick and beyond.