CENTRAL MARYLAND Westminster Burying Ground & Catacombs ATTRACTIONS & RECREATION Independent Brewing Company OUTDOOR RECREATION HISTORY & HERITAGE 515-519 W Fayette St, Baltimore, 410-706-2072, 1-800-332-8622 ext 62072 www.westminsterhall.org Guided tours of burying ground and catacombs. Final resting place of Edgar Allan Poe and prominent Maryland political and military figures. OUTDOOR RECREATION 418 N Main St, Bel Air, 410-937-0108 www.independentbrew.com Brewery with a large taproom and patio located in the heart of historic downtown Bel Air. d e HISTORY & HERITAGE Oregon Ridge Nature Center and Park Tudor Hall Baltimore’s Finest Charters 730 Riverside Dr, Baltimore, 443-938-1658 www.baltimoresfinestcharters.com Offering great days of fishing and lighthouse trips on the Chesapeake Bay. d $ e 17 Tudor Ln, Bel Air, 443-619-0008 www.spiritsoftudorhall.blogspot.com Connect with a fascinating piece of American history here at the childhood home of John Wilkes Booth. 13555 Beaver Dam Rd, Cockeysville, 410-887-1815 www.oregonridgenaturecenter.org Nature center and 1,100-acre park. Hiking trails, wildflowers, birds, animals, wildlife management pond, archaeology site, marble quarries, iron ore pits and exhibits. e Howard County Center of African-American Culture, Inc. Columbia ARTS & CULTURE 5434 Vantage Point Rd, Columbia, 410-715-1921 www.hccaac.org Preserving the history of African-American culture in Howard County. More than 4,000 books, a children’s library and a research and reading library. OUTDOOR RECREATION African Art Museum of Maryland Robinson Nature Center Bethesda OUTDOOR RECREATION Cruise Maryland Terminal 2001 East McComas St, Baltimore, 410-385-4444 www.cruisemaryland.com Start your vacation of a lifetime cruising from the Cruise Maryland Terminal with Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean with year-round cruising. See ad on page 14. SHOPPING Andiamo Bay Charters LLC 5964 Searl Terr, Bethesda, 703-980-4460 www.andiamobaycharters.com Private Fishing Charters on Chesapeake Bay for up to 6 people. Full or Half days. $ 8775 Cloudleap Crt, Ste 12, Columbia, 410-740-7411 www.africanartmuseum.org Serving the community with exhibits of African art, youth and family activities, tours to Africa, Jazz, in-museum and outreach educational programs. d 6692 Cedar Ln, Columbia, 410-313-0400 www.howardcountymd.gov/ robinsonnaturecenter Nature center with hands-on exhibits, digital planetarium, children’s discovery room, aquatic touch tank, live animal wall and outdoor nature place play area. d $ DoodleHATCH Butler SPORTS Veloccino Bike & Coffee Harbor East At the intersection of President & Aliceanna sts, Baltimore, 410-779-4700 www.harboreast.com Baltimore’s premier waterfront destination featuring twelve square blocks of restaurants, boutiques, hotels and endless possibilities. d 15007 Falls Rd, Butler Village, Butler, 443-712-7433 www.veloccinocoffee.com A perfect spot in horse/cycling country to enjoy a cappuccino and croissant then head out for a bike ride. Full-service bicycle shop/European coffee shop. e 8775 Cloudleap Ct, Columbia, 301-778-0616 www.manneqart.org At least 50 different life size artworks made to go on real humans are on display. Photographs and stories of creating the artwork fill the museum. d $ ATTRACTIONS Crofton ATTRACTIONS Chesepiooc Brewing Black Flag Brewing Co. 2408 Crofton Blvd, Crofton, 410-630-1579 www.brewcrab.com Small batch craft brewery and taproom with 8 cask ales and 16 taps of locally made hand-crafted beer. Catonsville ATTRACTIONS McFadden Art Glass 6802 Eastern Ave, Baltimore, 410-631-6039 www.mcfaddenartglass.com A custom blowing studio/gallery open to the public offering beginner workshops and interactive demonstrations. Exquisite art glass on display for viewing or purchase. Benjamin Banneker Planetarium 9315 Snowden River Pkwy, Columbia, 443-864-5139 www.blackflagbrewingco.com First production brewery and taproom in Columbia with 10 taplines and 5 signatures beers always on tap. e Crownsville ATTRACTIONS Rising Sun Inn d e Catonsville Campus Building, Rm MASH-030A, 800 S Rolling Rd, Catonsville, 443-840-4560 www.ccbcmd.edu/catonsvilleplanetarium All shows are free of charge and no reservations or tickets are required. d HISTORY & HERITAGE Hysteria Brewing Co. SPORTS 9570 Berger Rd, Ste J, Columbia, 410-630-8319 www.hysteriabrewing.com Top-notch beers, friendly staff, library, table games and cold-brewed coffee. Our beers range from the darkest stouts to the palest pilsner, plus sours and IPAs. d e 1090 Generals Hwy, Crownsville, 410-268-9249 www.risingsuninn.org Historic building from 18th-century. Has been a farmhouse, an Inn and Tavern, a Stagecoach stop and an important meeting place at the crossroads of American History. OUTDOOR RECREATION Stand Up Paddle Annapolis M&T Bank Stadium 1101 Russell St, Baltimore, 410-547-8100 www.baltimoreravens.com Home field for the National Football League’s Baltimore Ravens. For tours, call 410-261-RAVE. d Benjamin Banneker Historical Park & Museum Lost Ark Distilling Co Oriole Park at Camden Yards 300 Oella Ave, Catonsville, 410-887-1081 www.friendsofbenjaminbanneker.com This 142-acre homestead of Benjamin honors the land and legacy of a free African-American man who lived during the 1700s. d 9570 Berger Rd, Ste L, Columbia, 443-279-6178 www.lostarkdistilling.com Proudly producing hand crafted small batch spirits. d e Smith’s Marina, 529 Ridgley Rd, Crownsville, 443-829-2266 www.supannapolis.com SUP, which originated in Hawaii, is the world’s fastest growing water sport and a great way to cross-train and stay in great shape. Reckless Ale Works Darlington OUTDOOR RECREATION 333 W Camden St, Baltimore, 1-888-848-BIRD www.orioles.com Home to the American League baseball team, the Baltimore Orioles. Eighty-one home games and public and private tours. Family fun for everyone. d $ Oblate Sisters Of Providence Retreat & Conference Center 701 Gun Rd, Catonsville, 410-242-8500 www.oblatesisters.com/retreat-and-conference-center Event venue for retreats, conferences, workshopd, receptions, weddings, etc. d 6655 Dobbin Rd, Columbia, 667-200-5258 The first axe throwing facility and brewery in one. Lower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway Trail ShadowLand Laser Adventures Pimlico Race Course Hayward & Winner Aves, Baltimore, 410-542-9400 www.pimlico.com World-class Thoroughbred racing featuring the Preakness Stakes, middle jewel of the Triple Crown and the mid-Atlantic’s largest single-day sporting event. d $ Cockeysville ATTRACTIONS Center for Maryland Agriculture and Farm Park 9179 Red Branch Rd, Columbia, 410-740-9100 www.shadowlandadventures.com Exciting multi-level high-tech laser tag, 12-hole indoor glow golf, and large redemption arcade. Families, youth groups, bus tours welcome. d 1145 Stafford Rd, Darlington, 410-557-7994 https://dnr.maryland.gov/publiclands/ Pages/central/susquehanna.aspx This rail trail in Susquehanna State Park follows the west bank of the Susquehanna River, connecting the Deer Creek picnic area to the Conowingo Dam. Toby’s Dinner Theatre of Columbia Davidsonville ATTRACTIONS Bel Air ATTRACTIONS AleCraft Brewery 1114 Shawan Rd, Cockeysville, 410-887-8973 www.marylandagriculture.org An agricultural resource center on 149-acre property on the corner of Shawan and Cuba roads. 5900 Symphony Woods Rd, Columbia, 410-730-8311, 1-800-888-6297 www.tobysdinnertheatre.com Professional dinner theater-in-the-round. Broadway musicals, live orchestra, lavish seven main-entrée buffet, salad bar and sundae bar. Free parking. $ See ad on page 37. The Vineyards at Dodon 319 S Main St, Bel Air, 410-420-5102 www.alecraftbrewing.com Offering a growing selection of quality supplies and ingredients for beer, mead and wine making. d e 445 Dodon Rd, Davidsonville, 410-798-1126 www.dodonvineyards.com Using only grapes grown on the farm, the vineyard and wine making techniques emphasize respect for the environment and Dodon’s tradition of excellence. 124 / VISITMARYLAND.ORG KEY TO SYMBOLS d = Disability Accessible e = Pet Friendly $ = Admission
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