• Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts - (Baltimore, MD) - Produces special events and festivals; inspires and promotes literary, visual and performing arts; celebrates Baltimore's diverse heritage; forges partnerships to make Baltimore a premier visitor destination; manages cultural and historic attractions; generates positive publicity about Baltimore.

• Rumpelstiltskin's Daughter - A New Musical! - (Brooklyn Park, MD) - Diane Stanley's award winning book about a courageous young woman who changes a King and a Kingdom is now an exciting new Musical! See the magic LIVE in the 904 seat Main Stage Theatre at the Chesapeake Arts Center. Nov 8th-24th, 2002 Fri/Sat at 8pm & Sat/Sun at 3pm. Tickets $18 & $16. Student & Group Discounts available! Visit our site today to reserve your seats today!

• Westminster Fallfest - (Westminster, MD) - Carroll County’s largest charity event. Scarecrow making, bingo, continuous entertainment, contests, rides, games, foods and crafts.

• Common Ground on the Hill - (Westminster, MD) - Just minutes from Baltimore, Common Ground on the Hill is a traditional, roots-based music and arts organization, offering 2 separate week-long summer workshops on the beautiful campus of McDaniel College, as well as a two day American Music & Arts Festival at the historic Carroll County Farm Museum. Workshops are open to all ages, and optionally may be taken for pre-college, undergraduate and graduate level credit.

• Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts - (Annapolis, MD) - A non-profit community art center offering classes, performances and exhibitions. With a membership of over 8000 and a student enrollment of over 5000, Maryland Hall has served Anne Arundel County and beyond for 28 years.

• Towsontown Spring Festival - (Towson, MD) - A two day event held during the first week-end in May. The 36th Annual will be held May 3 & 4, 2003 and will feature 5 stages with continuous entertainment, an antique auto display, an art and photography exhibit, and over 400 vendors including crafts, non-profits, ethnic food and informational.

• Strathmore Hall Arts Center - (Rockville, MD) - Mansion functining primarily as an Art Center rents for large social events,i.e., weddings and corporate receptions and meeting space available. Concerts and Teas available.

• Takoma Park Folk Festival, Inc. - (Takoma Park, MD) - The 27th Annual Takoma Park Folk Festival takes place on Sunday, Sept. 12, 2004 at the Takoma Park Middle School, 7611 Piney Branch Road, Takoma Park, MD. The Festival features 8 stages of music and dance, a crafts fair, community-group tables, children's games and crafts, and international food. The Festival is FREE, and free shuttle buses take you from the Metro to the Festival site and from the Montgomery College Parking Garage to the site. This indoor/outdoor Festival is held Rain or Shine.

• Sugarloaf Mountain Works, Inc. - (Gaithersburg, MD) - Sugarloaf Craft Festivals bring together artisans of all trades selling and demonstrating their unique abilities. For 27 years the Sugarloaf name has been a staple in the art world, and is responsible for the promotion of 1000's of artists around the world. Our festivals provide a family atmosphere with working demonstrations and always accompanied by fantastic foods representing various cultures. These shows give the community a glimpse into the world of art, and we are proud representatives.

• Bennett's Curse Haunted Attraction - (Joppa, MD) - Created by Bennett Productions, Bennett’s Curse “House of the Vampyres” is a 4000 sq. ft. Medieval Themed Haunted Attraction that debuted October 2001. New for 2004 the “Dominion of Darkness” is a 1,000 sq. ft. Haunted Attraction that is a revolutionary new concept in the Haunted Industry and Bennett’s Curse is proud to introduce this new technology to the people of Maryland.

Serving the counties of Allegany, Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Calvert, Caroline, Carroll, Cecil, Charles, Dorchester, Frederick, Garrett, Harford, Howard, Kent, Montgomery, Prince Georges, Queen Annes, Somerset, St. Marys, Talbot, Washington, Wicomico and Worcester. Maryland is sometimes referenced as MD and mis-spelled as Marland or Marylnd.