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The Backstory Behind Kurtz’s Beach 

The Backstory Behind Kurtz’s Beach 

The highly anticipated Made in Maryland Festival will be taking place this Sunday, September 13, at Kurtz’s Beach in Pasadena, Maryland. To celebrate all things Maryland-made and the end-of-summer season, the chosen location couldn’t be more fitting. This is especially true given the significant role Kurtz’s Beach has played in Maryland State history as a beloved … Continue reading The Backstory Behind Kurtz’s Beach  →

Flag Ponds Nature Park Beach—An Alternative to Mainstream Maryland Beachgoing

Flag Ponds Nature Park Beach—An Alternative to Mainstream Maryland Beachgoing

Swim season is in full swing across the Mid-Atlantic, with many folks crowding the beaches and other popular watering holes. We certainly have no shortage of options for swim-time destinations, with Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia beaches all ranking high on the list of highlights this time of year.  Credit: Pexels But what about those who … Continue reading Flag Ponds Nature Park Beach—An Alternative to Mainstream Maryland Beachgoing →

Fun, Family-Friendly Activities to Pursue Throughout the Mid-Atlantic This Summer

Great news, there’s still a month of summer left! So, that means there’s time to tackle all those awesome activities still on your to-do list while the weather’s warm. Or perhaps you’re looking for some fresh, family-friendly fun ideas for things to do throughout the region. What better place to start than by exploring local, … Continue reading Fun, Family-Friendly Activities to Pursue Throughout the Mid-Atlantic This Summer →

From Mining to Swimming—The Fascinating Evolution of Beaver Dam Swimming Club

You may have heard of Beaver Dam Swimming Club (more often referred to as Beaver Dam Swim Club) in Cockeysville, Maryland. Perhaps you’ve even swum there yourself or currently hold a Season Pass. A private swim club situated along 30 pristine acres, the Beaver Dam property boasts two onsite pools, picnicking areas, an impressive snack … Continue reading From Mining to Swimming—The Fascinating Evolution of Beaver Dam Swimming Club →