Montgomery Village
Montgomery Village was created in 1962 by Kettler Brothers, Inc. The vision for a planned community in Gaithersburg is credited to architect Charles Kettler, who incorporated Kettler Brothers with his brothers Milton and Clarence in 1952.
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AG Paintball Games Ltd.
Professionally owned sports center offering paintball for individuals, groups and parties.
Clopper Lake
Clopper lake has an over-abundance of largemouth bass, as well as tiger muskie fingerlings, and a hybrid cross of northern…
Gaithersburg Community Museum
Located in the restored B&O Railroad Station complex. Museum features educational exhibits and programs.
Gaithersburg Water Park
Intended for recreational swimming, the main pool has shallow water play spaces, a raindrop water umbrella, and water slides. The…
Kentlands Mansion
Nestled in the heart of Montgomery County in Gaithersburg, Maryland is a beautiful country estate known as Kentlands Mansion. It…
Seneca Creek State Park
The park, comprised of 6,300 acres, extends along 14 scenic miles of Seneca Creek, as it winds its way to…
Shadowland
Shadowland is a top destination for families in MD and VA. Offers unique laser adventures for families, youth groups, even…
Upcoming Events in Town
THREE FREE CLASSES in Acting, Singing, Dance, Adult Piano and Guitar Class
Gaithersburg
Recession Special - 3 Free Classes in Singing, Dance, Acting, Adult Group Piano, Group Guitar. Try as many disciplines as you are able for FREE between 9/11 and 10/23.
THREE FREE CLASSES in Acting, Singing, Dance, Adult Piano and Guitar Class
Gaithersburg
Recession Special - 3 Free Classes in Singing, Dance, Acting, Adult Group Piano, Group Guitar. Try as many disciplines as you are able for FREE between 9/11 and 10/23.
THREE FREE CLASSES in Acting, Singing, Dance, Adult Piano and Guitar Class
Gaithersburg
Recession Special - 3 Free Classes in Singing, Dance, Acting, Adult Group Piano, Group Guitar. Try as many disciplines as you are able for FREE between 9/11 and 10/23.
