Join Heritage Frederick as we say goodbye to summer and hello to school with an end of summer bash! Don't be shy, let's use up as much of summer as we can! 10-2: Blacksmithing Demonstration 10-2: Civil War Grocer Program 10-4: Walk in appointments are available for vaccines with the Frederick County Health Department 11-2: ... Read more
Man the Cannons! We're taking you back through time to when the roads were dirt and soldiers marched through the streets of Frederick. The Civil War was tough on the nation. But most people don't think Frederick could have been the center of it all. But, for a while, it was. Rain or Shine No ... Read more
We invite parents and children to visit the garden and join a volunteer who will be reading a different garden themed book each month. Following the story there will be garden adventures, art activities, other books to share with your child, and time to enjoy the garden. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Heritage Frederick wants to introduce our new program series about wool and cotton. Our Fiber Crafts Hands-on Series is a four session series starting with raw cotton/wool and ending with a loom woven/knitted/crocheted object that you’ve had a hand in from start to finish. Session 1: July 10: What is yarn/thread? Session 2: July 24: ... Read more
Join us for a tour of the town! This walking tour will include the history of Frederick from the native habitation up until now. Rain or Shine. No Walk ins
What do you know about Women’s rights in Maryland? How about the 19th amendment? Let’s talk about it. Come to Heritage Frederick and learn about some of the brave women who fought for voting rights here in Maryland, including Frederick’s own Trail sisters.
To honor the path of the women who came before us, walk the path of those women who made Frederick what it is today. Women gained the right to vote on August 26th, 1920. A little over 100 years later, we're recognizing the women of Frederick who had their own hand in history. Come meet ... Read more
Learn a bit more about the C&O Canal and it's importance in American History. You all know about the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, right? Did you know that it was supposed to go all the way to Pittsburgh, PA? Do you know who first thought of the idea? I’ll give you a hint, he’s known ... Read more
The buildings in downtown Frederick cover centuries of architecture history. From the Greek Classical Style Winchester Hall to the French Beaux Arts Square corners, there is much more about the town than people know to look for. Join us and learn. Rain or Shine. No Walk ins Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/art-and-architecture-walking-tour-tickets-166095806027
Every year the Frederick News Post puts on a History Bee for the Elementary school students of Frederick County. Let’s see if you can answer their questions. Using the same questions that the FNP uses for the students, we’re going to have a trivia night of our own. This will also be done over Zoom ... Read more