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10/09/2025

In early 2018, I asked Jay Gomberg, a former Philadelphia resident and poker buddy of mine, “Who has the best cheesesteak in Philadelphia, Pat’s or Geno’s?” His response, “Neither.”

Click here to read more: www.frederickmagazine.com/articles/wit-or-witout

10/06/2025

Like Salem. Mass., or Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., Frederick seems to have all the ingredients to become the next great Halloween destination.
With plenty of spooky legends, mysterious lore and ghostly encounters, the city rests firmly on its reputation for being Maryland’s most haunted municipality.

Click here to read more: www.frederickmagazine.com/articles/local-haunts

www.marylandghosttours.com
National Museum of Civil War Medicine

10/02/2025

The 2025 Caregiver Conference & 30th Annual Elder Expo will be held on Wednesday, October 8th from 4-8:30 pm and Thursday, October 9th from 9am-2pm.

www.espcfrederick.com/elderexpo

10/01/2025

The situation was no joking matter for circus clown Kevin Brown. Standing backstage during a performance of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, he was seemingly safe from the animals performing in the rings. But he wasn’t.

Click here to read more: www.frederickmagazine.com/articles/circus-maximus

09/25/2025

Frederick has served as a military prison at least twice in its history. The restored stone Hessian Barracks, located at Maryland School for the Deaf, housed German mercenary soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Some 160 years later, Camp Frederick, located on what is now Old Camp Road in northwest Frederick, housed German soldiers during World War II. Author Amelia Cotter has conducted extensive research on the prisoner of war camp and shares her knowledge of the military facility that disappeared over time.

Click here to read more: www.frederickmagazine.com/articles/talking-history-amelia-cotter

09/22/2025

Amid the valley’s placid pastoral views lies the enticingly named Chocolates and Tomatoes Farm, where vegetable rows and orchard trees are alive with color, especially in harvest season. Visitors here find vibrant heirloom tomatoes, glossy peppers, sweet potatoes and unusual varieties of fruits and vegetables. The bounty sprawls across tables at a weekly on-site market or mounds upon the counters of the farm’s fully equipped teaching kitchen.

Click here to read more: www.frederickmagazine.com/articles/yielding-success

09/15/2025

Farmers markets are big business in the United States, a $1.44 billion industry serving customers with fresh, local produce and other items such as artisanal baked goods and handmade jewelry. Frederick County, with its deep agricultural roots, boasts more than a dozen farmers markets, with most open well into late October and some until November. On the following pages, check out the variety of their offerings, from colorful fruits and vegetables to creative crafts.

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09/13/2025

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09/11/2025

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Jaws. Regarded as the first summer blockbuster movie, it was Steven Spielberg’s second feature film, and an unexpected hit. But there’s a lesser-known story from behind the scenes, and it begins with Bruce.

Click here to read more: www.frederickmagazine.com/articles/a-bigger-boat

Maryland Ensemble Theatre

09/08/2025

When Hina “Hinzi” Awan and husband Malik opened Hinzi’s Kitchen in February 2024, she wasn’t just starting a business, she was realizing a childhood dream. “I’ve wanted to have a little restaurant of my own for as long as I can remember,” she says.

Click here to read more: www.frederickmagazine.com/articles/hinzis-kitchen

09/06/2025

Maine has its lobster fests. In Wisconsin, the town of Ellsworth hosts the Cheese Curd Festival, and every September New Orleans celebrates Beignet Fest as visitors brush powdered sugar from their clothes and enjoy the pastries with chicory root coffee. A no-brainer theme for a fair in Buffalo, N.Y., is the National Buffalo Wing Festival held each Labor Day weekend.

McClure, a Central Pennsylvania borough north of Harrisburg and a little over two hours from Frederick, is not to be outdone. With a population of fewer than 1,000 residents, McClure hosts the state’s oldest festival with a stirring (sorry) tribute to bean soup, making and serving countless bowls of it every September since 1891.

Click here to read more: www.frederickmagazine.com/articles/soups-on

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