Upcoming Events

Talk will take place at 101W Main St.  Meet the authors of Armies of Antietam, the new publication of The Antietam Institute.

Each month pick up:

• Your sample of the spice of the month (while supplies last)
• Information about the spice
• Recipe including the spice

March: Turmeric 

Want to brush up on your language skills, but need speaking practice? Look no further! This informal group for speakers of both English and Spanish is the perfect opportunity to learn in a fun, no-pressure environment. Come chat with us!

Are you an adult (18-30)  with a love of Japanese animation and comics? Then we have a program for you!  Come join your fellow Otaku and enjoy all things anime from movies, discussions and games to crafts and cosplay!

Learn about the history of the Irish in America and build a Leprechaun Trap!

You've researched your ancestor but still have unanswered questions about their lives.  It seems you've found every record available for them but could there be something more?

Join us for a Boonsboro Historical Society Meeting.

Our March Program will be Fort Richie History by Katy Self

Come out and listen to a fantastic bit of our history here in Washington County.

Geiser Way in the Whispering Hills neighborhood of Smithsburg, is named after Peter Geiser, the inventor of the first practical machine for thrashing grain, who was born here.

Join us to learn about the leaders that built our country 250 years ago.  This month we will be studying Benjamin Franklin.  Each session will include hands-on activities.  Ages 6 - 12.  Please register.

Want to brush up on your language skills, but need speaking practice? Look no further! This informal group for speakers of both English and Spanish is the perfect opportunity to learn in a fun, no-pressure environment. Come chat with us!

Are you an adult (18-30)  with a love of Japanese animation and comics? Then we have a program for you!  Come join your fellow Otaku and enjoy all things anime from movies, discussions and games to crafts and cosplay!

The Herald-Mail Building is an important architectural masterpiece and socio-economic marker in downtown Hagerstown that is virtually unknown beyond the boundaries of Washington County, MD.

Want to brush up on your language skills, but need speaking practice? Look no further! This informal group for speakers of both English and Spanish is the perfect opportunity to learn in a fun, no-pressure environment. Come chat with us!

Are you an adult (18-30)  with a love of Japanese animation and comics? Then we have a program for you!  Come join your fellow Otaku and enjoy all things anime from movies, discussions and games to crafts and cosplay!

Byline: Ernie Pyle - Reports from the Front in World War II.  Please join us for a one-man, one-hour show created by Steve Larocque to showcase the excerpts from the wartime columns of Ernie Pyle.

Maybe you've been told that you are descended from royalty or a famous person.  Or that one of your ancestors was a war hero, or lived an extraordinary life filled with adventure.

The Evening Globe and The Daily Globe, published in Hagerstown in the mid-to-late 1800s into the early 1900s, were unusual local papers, because the writing was non-partisan, meaning the editor did not take a political stand, but

Join us to learn about the leaders that built our country 250 years ago.  This month we will be studying Thomas Jefferson.  Each session will include hands-on activities.  Ages 6 - 12.  Please register.

Are you an adult (18-30)  with a love of Japanese animation and comics? Then we have a program for you!  Come join your fellow Otaku and enjoy all things anime from movies, discussions and games to crafts and cosplay!

Join us for a Boonsboro Historical Society Meeting.

Speaker/Program to be announced

Want to brush up on your language skills, but need speaking practice? Look no further! This informal group for speakers of both English and Spanish is the perfect opportunity to learn in a fun, no-pressure environment. Come chat with us!

The Hill Top House Hotel was for generations a beloved destination for couples and families celebrating special occasions, yet few former guests know its history—that it was founded by African-American power couple Tom and Lavinia Lovett.

Join us for tea and little cakes in honor of America's 250th!  Fill a sachet with your own scent combination.   Wear period clothes if you like.   Weaving demonstration.  Must register by calling 301-432-8825.

Join us for a walk along the Cultural Trail and learn about Hagerstown history and present. We will recommend audiobooks on historical features and people that we will learn from the trail.