CAPITAL REGION Glen Echo Park, Montgomery With post-World War II art at the core of its collection, Glenstone invites visitors to experience the environment of its picturesque campus. A quiet and pensive stroll through the pavilion makes for a world-class experience right here in Maryland. a Russian Ballet Theater performance of Swan Lake. Celebrate African-American Cultural Contributions The Prince George’s African American Museum & Cultural Center offers a diasporic view of African-American history and culture through the lens of Prince George’s County’s rich traditions. Engaging exhibitions, kid-friendly events and workshops can be found in this cultural hub, whose mission of raising awareness and inspiring community members goes beyond its walls. With its distinctive art deco architecture, classic Dentzel carousel, and expansive Spanish Ballroom, Glen Echo Park in Montgomery County has enough to offer to fill an entire weekend. Hike and take in nature along one of the surrounding trails, visit the park’s aquarium or take a class in ceramics, painting or photography. Dance classes are also offered. Take a lesson and then dance the night away in the beautiful ballroom. There’s Much to Do in Glen Echo Park of musicians and performers such as the Temptations, George Lopez and Jill Scott. Treat yourself to the prime rib at Top Chef’s (and Maryland natives) Bryan and Michael Voltaggio’s Voltaggio Brothers Steak House or try your luck at the tables. junior Olympic pool, the Pony Express Bar & Grill and complimentary shuttle service for the surrounding area, Bolger has your stay in the Capital Region covered. Enjoy the Total Frederick Experience at 10 Clarke Find Total Relaxation at Bethesda Salt Cave Places to Stay: Five Ways to Unwind Sit in the Lap of Luxury at MGM National Harbor Be Awed at Weinberg Center for the Arts Originally opened as the Tivoli in 1926, Downtown Frederick’s Weinberg Center for the Arts has featured everything from a silent film series (accompanied by an in-house Wurlitzer) to Neil Gaiman, David Sedaris and Nestled against the Potomac and with convenient access to Washington, D.C. MGM National Harbor is a perfect place to unwind, offering more than 300 well-appointed rooms and world-class entertainment for a variety of tastes. The 3,000-seat theater hosts an array Descend the staircase into this hidden gem and find an oasis of tranquility amidst the grind of your daily routine. Whether it’s massage, acupressure, facials or yoga you fancy for your spa treatment, Bethesda Salt Cave’s friendly and experienced staff will guide you through a journey of relaxation and restoration. And yes, there is an actual salt cave to experience. Located in a historic area of Frederick, this tranquil, upscale Victorian bed and breakfast is within walking distance of the excitement of downtown Frederick. Spend a quiet morning sipping tea and relaxing on the deck and then hit the town come sundown, with dozens of popular dining and entertainment destinations just a few blocks away. Chill Out at Springfi eld Manor Winery Distillery Brewery For the right mix of hip and historic, Springfield Manor offers the perfect setting for both your next event and a laid-back afternoon with friends over cheese and one of Springfield’s ten award-winning varietals. Visit the distillery and brewery for a tour and tasting. For Business or Leisure, Enjoy a Stay at Bolger Center This unique 43-acre campus in Potomac is the perfect setting for a stay on business or a trip to see the sights. With fitness centers, a DESTINATION MARYLAND ✥ 73
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