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Michael Lerner, ‘Barton Fink’ Oscar nominee, dies at 81

Michael Lerner, the Brooklyn-born character actor who played a myriad of imposing figures in his 60 years in the business, including crime bosses, CEOs, politicians, protective fathers and the monologuing movie mogul Jack Lipnick in “Barton Fink,” has died. He...

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Art Exhibits

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

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The 5 Best Promotional Goods Around Frederick

Promotional goods play a crucial role in branding and marketing strategies, helping businesses make a lasting impression. The Frederick News-Post's Best of the Best contest highlights the leading providers in this industry, showcasing their creativity and dedication to quality. Here...

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Classic road trip songs to keep you moving

Is there anything better than a road trip? Not for me. There’s just something so American and fun-loving about the thought of getting behind the wheel and out on the open road.

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Frederick’s new ‘Great Gatsby’ musical employs diverse cast to underscore class differences

I really appreciated the simple honesty of Andrew Baughman, the producing artistic director of Landless Theatre Co., when I asked him why he felt compelled to turn “The Great Gatsby” into a musical.

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Quantum Leap plays Alive@Five on May 23

Alive@Five, a summer-long fundraiser for Downtown Frederick Partnership, continues this week with Quantum Leap performing eclectic ‘80s songs on May 23.

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Call for Art: Cumberland Valley Photographers and Artists exhibitions

An annual tradition since 1933, the Cumberland Valley Photographers and Artists exhibitions showcase, celebrate and support artists of the Cumberland Valley region. Each year, hundreds of works are submitted for consideration for inclusion by exhibition jurors.

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Nancy Wilson’s still got ‘Heart’

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Nancy Wilson has spent more than half of her life performing for crowds.

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The 5 Best Mental Health Providers Around Frederick

Mental health services are an essential part of any community, offering support and resources for individuals navigating life’s challenges. Whether addressing anxiety, depression, or personal development, mental health providers play a vital role in helping individuals find stability and resilience....

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Tony Bennett, masterful stylist of American musical standards, dies at 96

Tony Bennett, the eminent stylist and last of the great saloon singers whose devotion to classic American songs and knack for creating new standards such as “I Left My Heart In San Francisco” graced a decadeslong career, has died at...

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Hip-hop legend Chuck D will be in Frederick

The Frederick Speaker Series presents Chuck D, leader and cofounder of the legendary rap group Public Enemy, at the Weinberg Center for the Arts at 7 p.m. April 18.

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Former Frederick School of Classical Ballet student promoted to American Ballet Theatre soloist

When young Jarod Curley arrived at his ballet class at Frederick School of Classical Ballet one day, he had no idea that instead of his usual class, he would get a peek into his future. Rather than the typical stretching,...

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Old stories, new perspectives

It all started with “Romeo and Juliet.”

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The 4 Best Vietnamese Restaurants Around Frederick

With a menu that promises a journey through the vibrant flavors of Vietnam, Lucky Corner Westview has become a beacon for those seeking authentic Vietnamese and Pan-Asian cuisine in Frederick. As a finalist, Modern Asia Restaurant & Bar (seafood dish...

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Hello Holidays Makers Market showcases vendors from across Frederick County

More than 50 vendors participated in the third annual Hello Holidays Makers Market at the Frederick Fairgrounds on Saturday and Sunday, selling their handmade goods to holiday shoppers.

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McDaniel College fall slate of performances and exhibitions

McDaniel offers a variety of art, music and theater programs, lectures and other events each year that are open to the public, many of which are free.

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Shepherdstown StreetFest celebrates art, music and community

Shepherdstown StreetFest returns for its annual celebration of creativity, culture and community on June 29. The festival runs from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. June 29 in downtown Shepherdstown, West Virginia, and showcases an eclectic mix of artists, musicians and...

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Carol Baish, managing director of Baltimore’s Theatre Project, dies

Carol Baish, managing director of Baltimore’s Theatre Project, died of cancer May 3 at her Chinquapin Park home. She was 85.

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New ‘Braided Lives’ documentary tells the story of Catoctin Furnace African Americans

One way of thinking about history is to imagine it as an intricate braid. The long narrative threads of many individuals and communities are plaited tightly together to form the complete human story of a region. But what happens when...

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Art Exhibits

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

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The 5 Best Indian Restaurants Around Frederick

For those craving the rich and aromatic flavors of Indian cuisine, the Frederick area offers an exceptional selection of Indian restaurants. These top spots, winners in The Frederick News-Post's Best of the Best contest, serve a variety of traditional dishes,...

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The 5 Best Funeral Homes Around Frederick

Choosing a funeral home is a deeply personal decision, and families in Frederick County are fortunate to have compassionate and experienced providers available to support them during difficult times. These funeral homes go beyond offering traditional services, helping families honor...

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Lester Bowie’s longtime friend and fellow trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith will perform a tribute concert in his honor at New Spire Arts

Wadada Leo Smith describes the late jazz trumpeter and composer Lester Bowie as a “creative, supreme thinker” who was “kind and gentle.”

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Japan's 'beat poet' Kazuko Shiraishi, pioneer of modern performance poetry, dies at 93

Kazuko Shiraishi, a leading name in modern Japanese “beat” poetry, has died. She was 93. Shiraishi was known for her dramatic readings, at times with jazz music. American poet and translator Kenneth Rexroth dubbed her “the Allen Ginsberg of Japan.”...

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MAD Dance presents the ‘Intentional Terrarium’ experience, an immersive art installation

This April, MAD Dance will introduce a multitude of performances titled collectively “Intentional Terrarium,” showcasing each Saturday of the month.

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The 5 Best Candy Shops Around Frederick

Candy stores: The architects of smiles. At these nostalgia havens, nearly every confection is a ticket to childhood.This year's winner, Gateway Candyland, is a "corner store that still sells those little pieces of heaven," according to its website. Pop by,...

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Outings for history buffs

Want to dig into our local history? Here are some ideas to get your started.

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Banjo prodigy Victor Furtado in concert at Carroll Arts Center

The Common Ground Downtown concert series will continue with award-winning banjo prodigy Victor Furtado in concert at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 3 at the Carroll Arts Center. Furtado will be joined in concert by guitarist Jake Eddy.

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Frederick’s 3 Roads Communications introduces America to Hagerstown’s rich Black history

In 1961, the parents of the future author of 2019’s “Ten Weeks on Jonathan Street: The Legacy of 19th Century African American Hagerstown, Maryland” took their daughter on a trip away from a lily-white corner of New Jersey to New...

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The 5 Best Plumbing Companies Around Frederick

When the pipes croon and the taps dance, our best plumbing companies ensure your home’s waterworks are never left to chance. KelCo Plumbing and Backhoe Service, LLC, lays the groundwork with expertise that's more than just deep digging. N.E. "Bob"...

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The Best Local Festivals/Carnivals Around Frederick

One thing's for sure: Frederick knows how to throw a party. Held in September, The Great Frederick Fair (pictured above) is perhaps the county's biggest event, and clearly the favorite, according to locals who voted it tops in Best of...

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The 5 Best Orthopedic Surgery Practices Around Frederick

Orthopedic surgery is vital for diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal disorders, helping patients regain mobility and improve their quality of life. Frederick County’s orthopedic practices have been recognized in The Frederick News-Post’s Best of the Best contest for their commitment to...

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Summer Concert Series will kick off at Baker Park this week

Each year, Celebrate Frederick hosts the Summer Concert Series, bringing musical guests to Baker Park each Sunday evening for free outdoor shows.

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Artist talk with Esperanza Alzona

Esperanza Alzona will introduce her new exhibition, “Reflections on the Human Condition,” during an artist talk at 2 p.m. Dec. 3 at FAC’s Al and Helen Hurwitz Gallery, 1 N. Market St., Frederick. Alzona will speak about to her creative...

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The Rumble takes back the culture and sound of Mardi Gras

The Rumble is heading to Frederick and bringing with them the music and vibe of New Orleans during Mardi Gras. Sorry, but the gumbo’s not included.

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'Bluey' proves that some pop culture, as long as it's good, can be celebrated by all ages

There comes a time in everyone's life when they realize the Academy Awards are a joke. Maybe it was after a particularly egregious upset, like when "Crash" infamously beat "Brokeback Mountain" for the Best Picture trophy in 2006. Or it...

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Black American Film Festival in Westminster encourages community dialogue and reflection

The Carroll County Arts Council will present the third annual Black American Film Festival this fall at the Carroll Arts Center. This free festival is a celebration of Sankofa Stories, with a special focus on a human development opportunity by...

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Art Exhibits

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

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The best stoner movies of all time

Coming of age in the ’70s, I am embarrassed to admit that the golden age of stoner movies was the ‘90s and early ‘00s. During this modern stone(d) age, they were at their haziest, giggliest, munchiest best.

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Randall Gleason ‘Randy’ Herbert, construction coordinator for ‘The Wire,’ dies

Randall Gleason “Randy” Herbert, a construction coordinator for “The Wire” crime series and past Baltimore City Fair chair, died of cancer June 20 at his Seton Hill home. He was 75.

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The 5 Best Residential Real Estate Companies Around Frederick

Choosing a real estate agent is a personal decision. But we can tell you that the five real estate companies below have been voted tops in Frederick.When selecting a real estate agent, there are a few key things to keep...

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‘The Nutcracker’ comes to the Weinberg Center as part of World Ballet Series

The beloved holiday classic “The Nutcracker” will come to Weinberg Center for the Arts for two performances as part of World Ballet Series’ 2023-24 U.S. tour.

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The 5 Best Craft Beer (Drink) Around Frederick

Frederick's craft beer scene is overflowing with creativity, flavor, and local pride, with each brewery offering a distinctive lineup that showcases its unique brewing philosophy. From crisp classics to fruity experiments, the area’s best brews are crafted with passion and...

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The 5 Best Moving Companies Around Frederick

Moving can be one of life’s most stressful events. According to a survey by the American Moving and Storage Association, nearly 40 million Americans relocate each year, and many cite the process as a significant source of anxiety. From packing...

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Art Exhibits

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

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Thacher & Rye outdoor art opening during First Sunday Artwalk

Gaslight Gallery once again partnered with Thacher & Rye to curate a new sculpture garden in the restaurant’s courtyard, featuring a variety of work by regional artists.

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The 5 Best Diners Around Frederick

The American diner, an icon of timeless charm, began as a humble horse-drawn lunch wagon and blossomed into a round-the-clock haven with a menu as broad as the country itself. Frederick's beloved diners, like the five below voted best by...

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Sons of the Pioneers bring their legendary sound of the American West to Frederick

John Fullerton has been a performing member of the Sons of the Pioneers for less than a decade, but his history with the group extends nearly half a century. Having helped the legendary group, credited with popularizing music of the...

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Top 10 Classic Summer Songs

With apologies to Nat King Cole, those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer are here!

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