Showing posts with label things to do in Baltimore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label things to do in Baltimore. Show all posts

Friday, August 24, 2012

11 Best Days of Summer - The Maryland State Fair

The 11 Best Days of Summer at The Maryland State Fair Starts Today
The 11 best days of summer at the Maryland State Fair begins today. The fair opened this morning at 10 am and will run through September 3, 2012 (Labor Day).
Friday August 24 - Comptroller Day - Open 10 am to 10 pm - Ride Special $22 pay one price ride from open to close (sold noon to 6pm) $17 with $5 off Food Lion Coupon.
Saturday, August 25 - Department of Natural Resources Day, MD Pork Day at Maryland Foods Pavillion - Open 10am - 10pm
Sunday, August 26 - Governor's Volunteer Day, M & T Bank Day - Open 8am for RH Competitions to 10 pm
Monday, August 27 - 9 am for competitions - buildings open at Noon until 8pm
Tuesday, August 28 - Open 8:30 for competitions, Most buildings open Noon to 8pm. Ride Special $22 pay one price ride from open to close (sold noon to 6pm) $17 with $5 off Food Lion Coupon.
Wednesday, August 29 - MD Fruit & Veggie Day - Maryland Foods Pavillion, M & T Bank Dollar Day Open 9:00 am for competitions, buildings open noon to 8pm. Ride Special $22 pay one price ride from open to close (sold noon to 6pm) $17 with $5 off Food Lion Coupon.
Thursday, August 30 - Governor's Day/MD Agriculture Day, MD Million Day - Open 9:00 am for competitions, buildings open noon to 8pm. Ride Special $22 pay one price ride from open to close (sold noon to 6pm) $17 with $5 off Food Lion Coupon.
Friday, August 31 - Toyota Day, Baltimore County Day, MD Lamb Day - Maryland Foods Pavillion - Open 9:00 am for competitions, buildings open 10 am to 10 pm -
Saturday, September 1 - Maryland Lottery Day, Handy International World Record Crab Cake Day - Open 10 am to 10 pm
Sunday, September 2 - Open 8:30am for competitions, buildings open at 10 am until 8pm, some exhibits until 10pm.
Monday, September 3 - Open 8:30 for competitions, buildings open 10 am to 8pm. Ride Special - $22 Pay one price 10am to 10pm.
Come out and support exhibitors from all over Maryland and take a look at what people have been making, painting, baking over the last year. It's a great time!!

If you are thinking of buying or selling an home in Maryland give me a call at 410-292-0100 or start your search here and we'll talk about the market conditions and what your home could possibly be worth in today's market place if you are thinking of selling. If you are considering buying a home, there is no better time than now to buy. The tax savings and wealth building alone is worth the plunge into todays market. Century 21 New Millennium is part of the largest nationwide relocation company and can assist with your move here in Maryland or anywhere in the United States or abroad. Ask me how.
In keeping with saluting our heroes, during 2012 I am waving flat fees for active duty military, retired military and the families of fallen military, as well as policemen, firemen and emt's. If you enter into a contract by the New Year's eve I will waive the flat fee at settlement. This is a $395 savings. If you are thinking about buying or selling a home give me a call and receive full service real estate assistance from an experienced agent. Our office is open 7 days a week and we can be reached at 410-730-8888 or I can be reached directly at 410-292-0100.
June Piper-Brandon ~ Associate Broker, CDPE, CIAS, ePro

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Oriole Day at Cromwell Valley Park

Oriole Day at Cromwell Valley Park

On Saturday May 19 from 8a.m. - 12 p.m., we will be celebrating the return of the Baltimore Orioles to nest at Cromwell Valley Park.

If you've never seen our state bird, this is your chance.

Events will include:

·         hourly bird walks, beginning at 8:00;

·         a puppet show at 10:30;

·         crafts and games and prizes for the children;

·         live birds;

·         displays and demonstrations related to orioles, bluebirds, wildlife photography, optics, birding and natural history.

There is no cost for the program, and you don't need to register ahead of time.

It will be a fun and educational event that adults and the whole family will enjoy.

The event will take place at Willow Grove Farm located at 2175 Cromwell Bridge Road, Baltimore, MD 21234. 

Take the I-695 beltway to Exit 29.  Turn left at the first light onto Cromwell Bridge Road, Turn left onto park entry road at 2175 Cromwell Bridge Road.  The signs say, “Cromwell Valley Park, Willow Grove Farm, Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks.”  Follow the road across the bridge and park in gravel parking lot on the left.

If you are thinking of buying or selling an home in Maryland give me a call at 410-292-0100 or start your search here and we'll talk about the market conditions and what your home could possibly be worth in today's market place if you are thinking of selling. If you are considering buying a home, there is no better time than now to buy. The tax savings and wealth building alone is worth the plunge into todays market. Century 21 New Millennium is part of the largest nationwide relocation company and can assist with your move here in Maryland or anywhere in the United States or abroad. Ask me how.
In keeping with saluting our heroes, during 2012 I am waving flat fees for active duty military, retired military and the families of fallen military, as well as policemen, firemen and emt's. If you enter into a contract by the New Year's eve I will waive the flat fee at settlement. This is a $395 savings. If you are thinking about buying or selling a home give me a call and receive full service real estate assistance from an experienced agent. Our office is open 7 days a week and we can be reached at 410-730-8888 or I can be reached directly at 410-292-0100.
June Piper-Brandon ~ Associate Broker, CDPE, CIAS, ePro

Friday, April 13, 2012

Top 10 Museums to Visit in the Baltimore Area

Top 10 Museums to Visit in the Baltimore Area

Spring break starts today so I'm sure families will be looking for places to visit over the next week with their families. One of the things that makes Baltimore so great is the number of museums and historical places to visit. Baltimore was ranked the most visibly historic towns in the country, here are ten reasons why. I know my list is probably incomplete and there are tons more museums but this is my list of the top 10.

1. B & O Railroad Museum - This has always been a favorite of my family. The B & O Museum is located in Baltimore City at 901W. Pratt Street. The collection contains over 200 trains plus many pieces of railroad memorabilia. There is an HO exhibit in a railroad car outside and an active G Scale layout outside in the yard.

2. Ellicott City B & O Railroad Museum - The oldest surviving railroad station in America. The Ellicott City station is located at 2711 Maryland Ave., Ellicott City.

3. Fire Museum of Maryland - This is another one of our favorites. I think one of the reasons is because it's so close to where we live. The Fire Museum is located at 1301 York Road in Lutherville. The exhibit is the third largest in the United States and includes antique fire apparatus, memorabilia, fire-fighting equipment, models, and photographs.

4. American Visionary Arts Museum - is located at 800 Key Hwy in Baltimore's Federal Hill neighborhood. The Visionary Arts Museum specializes in the preservation and display of visionary art which is similar to folk art. They have over 4000 items on exhibit in the museum and the exhibits keep changing. This is definitely a very cool place to visit, lots to look at and think about.

5. Maryland Science Center - Located at 601 Light Street in Baltimore along the Inner Harbor. The Maryland Science Center is home to the IMAX theatre and has many exhibits with something for everyone. There are many hands on exhibits that allow kids big and little try things out and really see how they work.

6. Maryland Historical Society Museum - Most people don't think of the Maryland Historical Society when they are thinking of museums to visit. The museum is located at 201 W. Monument Street in Baltimore and is easily accessible from the light rail. The museum was founded in 1844 and is the oldest museum in Maryland that is dedicated to the collection and preservation of artifacts that reflect Maryland's diverse heritage.

7. Walters Art Museum - is located on the corner of Charles and Centre Street in Mount Vernon and has a world renowned collection of some of the best art pieces in the world. It will take you more than one day to see everything here. As many times as we have been there are still parts of the exhibit that we haven't seen.

8. Fort McHenry - Is the star shaped fort in Baltimore that is best known for its role in the War of 1812 when it successfully defended Baltimore's harbor from an attack by the British Navy. I think one of the best ways to get to Fort McHenry is to take the water taxi from the Inner Harbor.

9. The National Electronics Musem - is located at 1745 W. Nursery Road in Linthicum. The National Electronics Museum houses exhibits containing assortments of telegraphs, radios, radars and satellites.

10. Port Discovery - is a children's museum and is located at 35 Market Place in Baltimore. Port Discovery offers three floors of interactive, educational exhibits and ever-changing programs for children ages birth through 10.

Wikepedia has a great list of other museums and places of interest that you may want to check out if these don't quite tickle your fancy.

If you are thinking of buying or selling an home in Maryland give me a call at 410-292-0100 or start your search here and we'll talk about the market conditions and what your home could possibly be worth in today's market place if you are thinking of selling. If you are considering buying a home, there is no better time than now to buy. The tax savings and wealth building alone is worth the plunge into todays market. Century 21 New Millennium is part of the largest nationwide relocation company and can assist with your move here in Maryland or anywhere in the United States or abroad. Ask me how.
In keeping with saluting our heroes, during 2012 I am waving flat fees for active duty military, retired military and the families of fallen military, as well as policemen, firemen and emt's. If you enter into a contract by the New Year's eve I will waive the flat fee at settlement. This is a $395 savings. If you are thinking about buying or selling a home give me a call and receive full service real estate assistance from an experienced agent. Our office is open 7 days a week and we can be reached at 410-730-8888 or I can be reached directly at 410-292-0100.
June Piper-Brandon ~ Associate Broker, CDPE, CIAS, ePro