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‘Seinfeld’ writer Pat Hazell will lead a comedy workshop in Frederick and present his one-man show

Pat Hazell, one of the original writers for NBC’s “Seinfeld” and a veteran of “The Tonight Show,” will bring his critically acclaimed one-man show “The Wonder Bread Years” to New Spire Arts for two performances: 8 p.m. May 9 and...

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The 5 Best Pumpkin Patches Around Frederick

As autumn approaches, families in Frederick County begin their search for the perfect pumpkin patch. These seasonal attractions offer more than just a chance to pick a pumpkin; they provide a day filled with memories, hayrides, corn mazes, and fun...

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‘Fever Dreams’ is an empowering examination of a complicated love triangle

The world premiere of “Fever Dreams (of Animals on the Verge of Extinction)” at the Contemporary American Theater Festival has a title weighted with more existential dread than the play it describes — much to my relief and delight.

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A high school band teacher quit. Now, the students teach, direct themselves.

On the first day of school this year, the principal of Pocahontas County High School in West Virginia dropped by the band classroom with some bad news.

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The 5 Best Seafood Restaurants Around Frederick

For seafood lovers in Frederick, several top restaurants offer an array of fresh, flavorful dishes that capture the essence of the sea. Whether you’re in the mood for Maryland crab, expertly prepared fish, or classic seafood platters, these restaurants bring...

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Oasis of the Sun tour at the Weinberg Center will feature Pablo Cruise and Jim Messina

Cory Lerios, founding member of Pablo Cruise, totally embraces the term “yacht rock” to describe the band’s music.

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Youth Music Scholarship applications are open

The Community Foundation of Frederick County is accepting online applications for music instruction scholarships now through May 31. The scholarships are funded by The Sperry L. Storm Memorial Scholarship Fund and The Guss Family Scholarship Fund for the Arts, two...

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‘Equinox’ group show at NOMA

NOMA Gallery will present “Equinox,” an all-partner show that explores the themes of fall, the fall equinox and the changing seasons.

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'Gospel' on PBS is a blessing that lifts spirits

If you are tired of TV shows like “The Bachelor” in which women demean themselves by competing for the “love” of a man; if you are sick of all the shootings and explosions on TV, the canned laughter on sitcoms...

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The 5 Best Residential Real Estate Teams Around Frederick

What's the difference between a real estate team and a real estate agent?A real estate team is a group of two or more real estate agents that works together and shares commissions. Team members pool their resources, split their commissions, and...

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Aretha Franklin's sons battle over handwritten wills 5 years after her death

Five years after music superstar Aretha Franklin's death, her final wishes are still unsettled. An unusual trial starts next Monday in suburban Detroit where a jury will decide which of two handwritten wills should control her estate. Both documents were...

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Hip-hop artist Billy Lyve leads band iLL LuCK at Carroll Arts Center

Hip-hop artist Billy Lyve, the front man of the multi genre band iLL LuCK, is playing with JayMoney Hackett and the SymphonySyngz at the Carroll Arts Center on Feb. 24 at 8 p.m.

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‘Showing Up’: The drudgery and bliss of art making

It’s sometimes been said that making art is thinking made visible. In her latest film, “Showing Up,” Kelly Reichardt, the director of 2019’s “First Cow” and virtuosa of slow cinema, turns her thoughtful attention to the act of creation itself,...

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Deaf entrepreneurs come together for artisan market at Steinhardt Brewing Company

Cynthia Mann stood proudly behind her table, surveying a collection of table runners, place mats, wallets and wall hangings she pieced together from various patterned strips of fabric.

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A calendar of art exhibitions in the area, updated weekly.

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Frederick residents enjoy, critique FPD appearances on TV show

Local residents have rejoiced in and gathered online to watch the Frederick Police Department's recent appearances on a TV series that shows on-the-job police officers across the country.

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Frederick's The X Trio releases atmospheric jazz album 'Decorating Time'

Mark Lysher, bassist for the Frederick jazz outfit The X Trio, along with drummer Steve Olson and bassist/clarinetist Todd Marcus, recently released “Decorating Time,” a collection of songs that the group recorded at Blue House Productions in Silver Spring. We...

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Chicago bluesman Toronzo Cannon live at Hub City

Chicago bluesman Toronzo Cannon and his band The Chicago Way are on tour to promote his third Alligator Records release, “Shut Up & Play!,” with a live performance at 8 p.m. July 25 at Hub City Vinyl in Hagerstown.

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Comics. Are. Not. Dead.

When I worked as a journalist for this newspaper, I became so very, very tired of hearing that my profession was either dying or dead. I’m experiencing the same fatigue when I hear that refrain about comics.

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‘Greatest Hits’ season concludes with Joan Cushing’s ‘Musical Miss Nelson is Missing!’

Imagination Stage concludes its “Greatest Hits” season with composer/writer/lyricist Joan Cushing’s “Miss Nelson is Missing!” The show started its run on June 20 and continues through Aug. 10, with weekday and weekend matinee performances.

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Marc Weinberg’s ‘Colors of Summer’ at TAG

Ah, summer! Most of us love summer, the season of sun, warm rain, vacations, mirth, love, flowers and foliage.

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The MET announces its 2024-25 season

The Maryland Ensemble Theatre announced their 2024-25 season at a standing room only preview party at Steinhardt Brewery recently. The upcoming season kicks off in September and will include hit titles, original works, and a bit of the bold.

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Wacky Cinderella show is great for getting kids back to live performances

‘The Commedia Cinderella,” presented by the Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s Fun Company, accomplishes so many goals parents have for their children’s entertainment, I hardly know where to begin.

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TAG artists present two exhibitions to the community

TAG/The Artists Gallery will showcase work by all members in April.

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The 5 Best Craft Breweries Around Frederick

Frederick is a hotspot for craft beer lovers, boasting a diverse range of breweries that deliver bold flavors, inventive styles, and a strong sense of local pride. From small-batch creations to robust IPAs and traditional brews, these breweries bring something...

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Columbia Orchestra announces 2023-2024 season highlight

Columbia Orchestra recently unveiled its 2023-2024 season lineup, with a diverse array of performances that showcase the orchestra’s talents.

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Look Ahead: Red Wing Roots Music Festival announces band lineup for June event

The 12th annual Red Wing Roots Music Festival recently announced the full artist lineup for 2025 festival. The festival will take place June 20 to 22 at Natural Chimneys Park in Mount Solon, Virginia.

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The MET’s FUN Company presents ‘The Commedia Princess and the Pea’

Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s FUN Company is excited to announce its upcoming production of “The Commedia Princess and the Pea,” a high-energy show for audiences of all ages.

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Clarence 'Frogman' Henry, the New Orleans R&B singer behind the 1956 hit 'Ain't Got No Home,' dies

New Orleans R&B singer Clarence “Frogman” Henry has died at age 87. In 1956, he recorded “Ain’t Got No Home,” finding almost instant stardom with the song in which he imitated a frog's voice. The song raced up the national...

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'Chevalier': The bad old days of the aristocracy never looked so good

Largely erased from classical music history because he was biracial, the 18th-century French Caribbean violinist and composer Joseph Bologne wrote concertos, sonatas and symphonies. But "Chevalier," a highly fictionalized account of Bologne's life, understandably concentrates on his opera "Ernestine." The...

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What should we watch on Christmas Eve, what’s the best adaptation of 'A Christmas Carol,’ is Tim Allen America’s jerkiest Christmas jerk, and other very important questions of the season

There’s a movie for everyone during this most wonderful time of the year, from cutesy animated films like “Frosty the Snowman” (Hulu, Amazon Prime) to one of many adaptations of “A Christmas Carol.”

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The 5 Best Places for Bingo Around Frederick

Bingo! In a world of high-tech gaming and VR, Frederick keeps it classic with the timeless thrill of bingo. From the spirited shouts of "B-4!" to the palpable tension of waiting on that last number, bingo nights are not just...

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Kid-friendly events to get to this week

Looking for something to do with kids this week? Here are some ideas.

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Agatha Christie’s iconic mystery ‘The Mousetrap’ live onstage in Frederick

Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre opened its 2025 season with one of the most iconic murder mysteries of all time, Agatha Christie’s “The Mousetrap.” The classic whodunnit opened Jan. 17 and runs through March 1 in Frederick.

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‘Creep. Cringe. Crunch.’ at FCC

Regional artist Samantha Nickey presents the exhibition “Creep. Cringe. Crunch.,” through Nov. 30 in the Frederick Community College Mary Condon Hodgson Art Gallery.

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Frederick's Jason Hannan gets back to his bluegrass roots

Jason Hannan has been a stalwart in Frederick County Americana music for years now. Along with his wife, Michelle, the two have fronted the country act One Blue Night for the past several years, but before that, he was part...

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The bonding experience of watching a Taylor Swift concert from a parking lot

PHILADELPHIA — Daniela Mello, 29, was on Facebook recently when she spotted a thread from her neighborhood group: strategies about how to sneak into the Eagles football stadium for Taylor Swift’s sold-out Eras Tour. Maybe bribe an hourly employee, someone...

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Ceramic sculptures and more at TAG

Leslie King and Pat Scull will be featured at TAG/The Artists Gallery in October. Though both exhibits feature ceramic sculptures that reflect the artists’ unique interpretations.

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Cathy Wilkin exhibits intricate collages at TAG in Frederick

TAG/The Artists Gallery will feature work by Cathy Wilkin in the solo exhibition “Look at It This Way.”

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‘You To Me’ will premiere in Frederick

A young couple’s relationship hits a breaking point when drugs are stronger than love. You can pour all your love and break yourself for another, and it might still not be enough.

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In the Streets will return to downtown Frederick for all-day festivities on Sept. 14

Celebrate Frederick’s 41st annual In the Streets festival returns to downtown Frederick on Sept. 14. This beloved celebration highlights the best of what Frederick has to offer, including art, food, entertainment and fun for all ages.

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World and jazz multi-instrumentalist and composer Tom Teasley talks about his recent projects

Multi-instrumentalist. Percussionist. Drummer. World and Jazz Music Connoisseur. You name it, and Tom Teasley has a little bit of it in him. 

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The 5 Best Live Music Venues Around Frederick

Live music venues serve as vital cultural hubs where communities come together to enjoy performances that inspire and entertain. A recent report from the National Endowment for the Arts highlights that nearly 50% of Americans attend live music events each...

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I’d like to thank the Academy for agreeing with me

It’s officially Oscar Season, when the entertainment world makes an outsized, congratulatory deal of itself, and when fans of movies don their snobbiest of metaphorical hats to wax poetic about the Merits of Film (capital M; capital F!) with as...

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Graffiti tower debate shows Los Angeles' contradictory relationship with street culture

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles has always had a contradictory relationship with graffiti and the street cultures that birthed it.

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The 5 Best Women-Owned Businesses Around Frederick

The landscape of American business has seen a significant shift with the rise of women entrepreneurs. As of 2019, women-owned businesses accounted for 42% of all U.S. businesses—nearly 13 million—up 21% from five years prior, according to American Express's annual...

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In memory of beloved Frederick artist and writer Geraldine Lloyd

Like a lot of people I’ve become friends with, I met Geraldine Lloyd when I interviewed her for a 72 Hours story.

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