A premier athletics and recreational facility on the campus of Coppin State University, the simply named Physical Education Complex plays a valuable role in the campus life here. Opened in 2009, this well-equipped facility boasts a basketball arena, an outdoor track, a swimming pool, a gymnasium, multi-purpose rooms, and much more. The basketball arena here is home to the university's Eagles basketball teams and has a capacity for 4100 spectators. See the website or call to know more.

Famous all over as the makers of the award-winning Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale, Flying Dog Brewery is located on the Wedgewood Boulevard, in the outskirts of city Frederick. Initiated by George Stranahan, this state-of-the-art brewery opens its doors for visitors who get a chance to tour the facility and also taste five of the beers from its beer list. The tours are priced at USD5, and people from far of cities visit the brewery to taste some rare and unique craft beers. Make sure you book a tour in advance to avoid disappointment. Adding to the fun during summers are the outdoor concerts that feature local as well as national musicians.

Maryland Live! Casino in Hanover is not just about gambling. Its 500-seat Rams Head Center Stage, which opened its door in August 2012 with the performance of The Charlie Daniels Band, is a humdinger of a concert venue. This awesome live music hot-spot hosts concerts almost every day, featuring not just the local bands but also some of the best regional bands on tour. The performances by famous bands like The Real Geniuses, Go Go Gadjet and The Fabulous Thunderbirds have set a precedent for many such performances to follow. So you can expect many such lively performances here. For the football fans, the Rams Head Center Stage gives you a chance to catch live action of the games on Sunday and Monday nights on its giant screen. With an array of drinks and snacks option available on demand, Rams Head Center Stage is a perfect fix for your daily entertainment.

Revel Grove is a fictional town that is set up at the The Maryland Renaissance Festival site. This village takes up the form of an English town back in the 16th Century. The site dons a cheerful and lively look bustling with the locals and visitors. Food stalls, local vendors and taverns sell their merchandise here and usually the festival runs from August to late October.

One of the well-maintained facilities on the campus of University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Retriever Activities Center is a multi-purpose sports facility. Comprising an arena and a recreation gym, this facility plays an important role in the student life, providing much needed physical recreation and exercise. The arena is also the home ground of UMBC Retrievers basketball team. See the website or call to know more.

One of the popular venues for music and entertainment in Frederick, Krug's Place can be found in the northern part of the city. An essential part of the city's nightlife, the venue brings in talent from the neighboring areas, as well as from distant parts of the country, while also giving focus to local talent. Call to know more.

Located on the Takoma Park/Silver Spring campus of the Montgomery College, the Cultural Arts Center is a vibrant addition to the city's thriving cultural scene. Providing a space for various events, this center brings forth the talents of the up-and-coming artists, most of whom are students. The center has a theater, which can seat 500 and is abuzz with events all year round. Call to know more.

Nestled among the woods in Upper Marlboro, Patuxent River 4-H Center offers an opportunity for kids as well as adults to learn about the environment while also enjoying themselves. Accredited by the American Camp Association, this center has excellent facilities, including two log cabins that can be rented throughout the year, and come appointed with bunk beds, showers, air-conditioners/heaters, and more. The center has programs that differ according to the group, with tailored programs for children aged 8-14. Their facilities can also be rented for corporate meetings and other events. See the website for more information.

The idea behind the founding of Columbia, Maryland, was to create a city that was planned to stay away from the harried development and urban sprawl that dominated the rest of the Howard County; and also to create a community free of any discrimination based on race, income, or religion. Built over land acquired by James W Rouse and the Rouse Company, Columbia was opened to the public in 1967, and has since then prospered as a census-designated place. Today, Columbia is comprises several villages and towns, Wilde Lake being the first village to be developed. Columbia has a lot to offer visitors, especially music fans, with venues like the popular Merriweather Post Pavilion hosting musicians from all over the country.

A historic site during the American Civil War, Monocacy National Battlefield is now a major attraction where visitors are educated about American history through various interactive exhibits and virtual tours. One can also indulge in walking trails and other interesting events conducted here.