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OVER THE EDGE: RICHMOND: CAPITOL OF THE NEW SOUTH
PLEASE NOTE: As our community works together to get through the COVID-19 pandemic, some of the events listed in this publication will be rescheduled or canceled, and some of the shops and restaurants listed within may be closed or temporarily offering different services. Please check the specific events’ and shops’ websites or call them for updates.
And so another year is coming to a close here in Frederick. But as 2021 ends, there are also new beginnings. Some exciting new businesses have launched in the last few months of this year. And some older favorites have made moves into new digs. Flip through the pages of this issue to read all about the return of artisan coffeeshop Gravel & Grind (Page 69) and the expansion of Gambrill Mt. Food Co. (Page 12), as well as the openings of Chappelle Candle Co. (Page 29) and Frederick Made (Page 55). The end of the year also means the holiday gift-giving season. Shopping local and getting an early start has never been more important. And we’re here to help! Starting on Page 40, you’ll find our “Giftable Frederick” feature, aimed at inspiring you with some original gift ideas perfect for wrapping up and giving this December. If the end of the year has you wishing for a getaway, page through to our Over the Edge feature (Page 61), highlighting Virginia’s capital city. A short drive south will allow you to explore Richmond, with its many fascinating museums, exciting shops and galleries and delicious restaurants. Thanks for picking up this issue of Find iT Frederick. We hope it’ll help you find some fun things to explore in our fair city this fall. Drop me a line at molly@pulsepublishing.net if you’ve found something you’d like us to share in 2022!
Molly Fellin Spence, Executive Editor
ON THE COVER: Photo by Molly Fellin Spence
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Rustic Elegance & Historic Charm
for the Holidays Perched atop one of the highest ridgelines in Gettysburg, framed by historic wood and stone architecture and stunning views of historic Gettysburg battlefields and Hunter Lake, The Lodges at Gettysburg is a destination unlike any other in the area. The best place to warm your hearts for the holidays. Come join us for festive events such as family gatherings, company holiday and appreciation parties or enjoy a spectacular meal in Gloryridge Restaurant & Tavern while taking in our beautifully decorated lodge. Thanksgiving Day Buffet is available for dine in or take out. Want to bring your meal home or to the office? Ask us about carry-out options! It’s peaceful here with a timeless tranquility and rustic elegance that settle you into a relaxed state of mind. Beautifully maintained grounds and lodging are surrounded by 63 acres of rolling Gettysburg countryside, the perfect backdrop for family vacations, outside-the-box meetings and romantic weddings with a dash of historic charm.
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CONTRIBUTORS
SHUAN BUTCHER An Army veteran, Shuan has spent most of his life working in the nonprofit sector on issues such as arts and culture, heritage tourism, civic engagement, and community development. He is a member of the National Press Club. He published “Inspiration to Serve: 101 Quotes about Kindness, Caring, and Giving,” co-authored “Making Change for the Better: The Importance of Youth Giving,” and contributes to a variety of local, regional, and national publications.
GINA GALLUCCI-WHITE is an award-winning writer based in Frederick. Her work has been featured in a number of local, regional and national publications including USA Today 10Best website, Baltimore STYLE, Frederick Magazine and the Maryland Daily Record.
TY UNGLEBOWER is a freelance writer, fiction author, sometime stage actor and unabashed introvert. He lives in Knoxville. You can follow him on Twitter @TyUnglebower, or read his blog at TyUnglebower.com.
Before starting her freelance writing career, she was the police/fire and rescue reporter for The Frederick News-Post. Away from compiling stories, Gina can be found being the scorekeeper at her son’s baseball games, driving her daughter to dance classes and trying to understand the “Game of Thrones” series finale.
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Meet Tyler!
Tyler Turgeon, 23,
is Pulse Publishing’s newest delivery man.
If you see Tyler around town with his friend and caregiver, Doug, distributing Find iT Frederick or any of our other magazines, be sure to say hello! Tyler has Fragile X syndrome and autism, and his mom, Camille, says that as many special needs programs have been cancelled or limited due to the pandemic, jobs such as the one Tyler has with Pulse Publishing “give him responsibility and purpose.” As part of Pulse Publishing’s mission to support local folks with disabilities in Frederick County, we’re happy to give Tyler meaningful work and a way to engage with the community. Aside from being an ace magazine deliveryman, Tyler loves dressing up as the Incredible Hulk or Superman and rejoices at every holiday. If he’s not at home enjoying computer time or taking a walk around Baker Park, you may spot him at Target or Barnes & Noble, too.
Thanks, Tyler, for delivering Find iT Frederick and other Pulse products! We hope to see you around town soon.
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Battling a busy signal, in the hopes of one day
location in Frederick, where Tregoning was born
obtaining a storied Banh mi (filled with roast pork,
and raised.
Asian pickled veggies, enoki mushrooms, crispy garlic, chili mayo and more) or an over-the-top Philly cheesesteak (with shaved ribeye, house Cheez
planned for its larger location.
Whiz, caramelized onions and sweet peppers)
Expanded menu options include brunch, lunch and
was a sign of COVID times for many in Frederick.
dinner, sandwiches, salads, snacks, soups and
Gambrill Mt. Food Co., which had graduated
dessert, as well as a full beer and wine menu and
from its food truck glory into an actual, real-life
an interesting line of specialty cocktails.
restaurant space on East Street in March 2020, Bottom left photo courtesy of Gambrill Mt. Food Co. / All other photos by Molly Fellin Spence
Now, the successful restaurant has big things
remained so busy, it actually had to sometimes turn hungry customers away.
The fall batch includes the Mule Bird (Doctor Bird Jamaican Rum, apricot liqueur, orgeat, and ginger beer) and the Autumn Sour (Tenth Ward corn
Now the popular innovative Frederick foodie
whiskey and autumn liqueur, Disaronno, maple
favorite has new digs, with plenty of space to
syrup, and black walnut bitters), as well as the
seat many more patrons than ever before along
Mountain Pie, which tastes just like Grandma’s
two bars (traditional and whiskey-focused), or at
apple pie, but in drink form.
tables. The new space, renovated and transformed from its former life, opened in early fall on Bentz Street, much to the delight of goat cheese fritter fans everywhere.
If you’re hungry for a night filled with great ambience, delicious drinks and out-of-this-world flavors, head over to Gambrill Mt.’s new space on Bentz Street. They’ve got room for you.
Co-owners Jasmin Tregoning and chef Benjamin Cohen, who studied at the L’Academie de Cuisine and worked at several restaurants before becoming head chef at Cafe Nola and later the executive chef at the Wine Kitchen in Virginia, opened their food truck in 2018. After two years, the duo dove into a full-time brick-and-mortar
Gambrill Mt. Food Co 6 S. Bentz St., Frederick 240.439.4103 F facebook.com/gambrillmtfoodco d @gambrillmtfoodco
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• Patio and Dining Rooms are open and reservations are recommended. • Sunday Brunch 10am-3pm • Happy Hour 3-7pm Monday-Friday
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Knives · Kitchen Cutlery Darts & Supplies Sharpening
coffee by the bag
Witches brew drinkS
pumpkin and white mocha with gingerbread, cinnamon and nutmeG served hot or cold
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Nature Jefferson’s Fox Haven farm offers bounty of serenity. Words and Photos by Ty Unglebower
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Photos by Ty Ungelbower
FORAGE
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The herb garden at Fox Haven contains nearly 200 varieties of herbs. And most of them can be used for more than one purpose. So, the potential cures, relief and natural wellness possibilities within that one stretch of grassy land on a soft hill just outside Jefferson could not possibly be fully covered in a single article. Then again, neither could Fox Haven itself. Its mission, and the activities and programs it offers pursuant to same, are as allencompassing and sprawling as the secluded Frederick County farmland on which it sits. Does your group require a peaceful setting for an overnight retreat? Interested in a cooking class? Or perhaps you prefer to learn about foraging for your own food in the wilderness. Yoga may be calling to you, or you might have recently decided to reduce your personal carbon imprint by working with, as opposed to against, the land. You might even be curious about a little dairy science. Or tea brewing. In one form or another, programs built around these activities are available at Fox Haven. And those represent a mere percentage of what is on offer yearround at this local nonprofit. So yes, myriad options. However, just as all those herbs in the garden share certain components in common such as sunshine, rain and nutrient-rich soil, the activities and mission of the entire Fox Haven community also have their universals — namely, a connectivity, or perhaps even a communion with the natural world. My guide during a recent visit, Alecks Ferguson, put it far better than I could when she told me: “Fox Haven has a lot to offer ... connecting people to nature and experiencing it for themselves in real time.”
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It requires little effort to feel at one with nature on the Fox Haven campus. Not even the slightest trace of the increasing Jefferson housing development and constant roadwork can be detected here, despite being a mere five minutes away. The winding, still-dirt Poffenberger Road provides the only access to the facility. Driving on it (go slowly!) I felt as though I’d left Southern Frederick County entirely. Signs indicating that Fox Haven owns the land can be found at regular intervals before one even reaches the entrance. This land, and miles around it, are kept in trust and are hence, for the foreseeable future, immunized from development. Founded more than 40 years ago by environmentally conscious Harriet Crosby, who purchased the land for that very reason, the farm now consists of 750 acres of protected land. This protection, Alecks told me, is what she considers the most important service provided by Fox Haven overall. The farm owns and operates several facilities available for retreats, reunions and other overnight group endeavors. Though some of these were occupied during my visit, I was given a tour of Chestnut House,
Photos by Ty Ungelbower
arguably the centerpiece of the hosting aspects of Fox Haven. The oldest parts of the house date back to the 1700s, with additions taking place in both the 1800s and early 1900s. It can sleep about a dozen people comfortably, with its many rooms and crannies. A cozy meeting room, complete with fireplace offers excellent views of the grounds.
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Education is the backbone of Fox Haven. (I learned, while there, that a teaspoon of locally grown honey is believed to lessen the impact of one’s allergies for an entire season.) To that end, interns play a large part in the daily operations. During my visit I met up with three of them as they were climbing the hill from the nearby orchard after a session of picking and gathering flowers. One, named Reese, explained to me how much she got out of just arriving at Fox Haven any given day: “Sometimes you kind of forget to stop, so twice I week I have to stop and be part of earth… Even when we're doing something too arduous, and I'm feeling, ‘I'm too tired for this,’ I just look around. And then it goes away.” “Joy is about connection,” is how Carly, another intern described it. “Fox Haven is just all about connection …through our connection to the natural world. What it means to be stewards.” It would be dishonest of me to claim that I, during my brief visit, felt the full scope of the natural connection and oneness with the earth that Fox Haven seeks to nurture in every visitor. I was there to accomplish a specific job-oriented task after all. Yet the sincerity of those I met, was palpable. (If something can be described as “palpable” in such a peaceful setting.) Anyone contemplating a visit should rest assured that the Fox Haven commitment to the cause of presence and unity with Mother Earth. But I’ll let the words of its own website serve as an invitation: “Come visit Fox Haven, slow down, come back to your senses, feel the healing power of nature, learn something new, become part of something
Photos by Ty Ungelbower
greater than yourself, and participate in solving global problems.”
Find out more Foxhavenfarm.orgunamiinfrederick
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History and Holidays at
Catoctin Furnace
Museum of the Ironworker
Open Saturdays and Sundays, 10am-2pm and by appointment Learn about the diverse workers who built the historic village and powered the Catoctin Furnace! Exhibits include amazing forensic facial reconstructions of two enslaved workers; an innovative “under the floorboards” archaeology exhibit; fascinating interpretive panels, rare historic clothing found during the excavation of the Forgeman’s House; Catoctin Furnace’s famous cast iron stoves; hundreds of iron artifacts and more! Suggested donation $5/person.
Hike the Catoctin Furnace African American Cemetery Trail and visit the historic kitchen and pollinator gardens while in the village!
Traditional Village Christmas Saturday December 4, 2021 10am-4pm
Free European style Christmas Market complete with artisans, traditional holiday bake table, children’s activities, wreath decorating, and a visit from Belsnickel. Unique holiday gifts suitable for the entire family.
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recent outdoor market where Chappelle Brooks set up her wares to sell, a customer was heard giggling Amira Chappelle Brooks made her first candle at age 10 in her grandmother’s kitchen using a set
Chappelle Candle Co. products trend more toward
purchased from a craft store. It was fun, but took
home décor than traditional candles.
several more years for inspiration to strike again.
burn them and that is totally OK,” she says. “It can
decided to pick up some candle-making equipment
just be a décor piece.”
candles for birthday and holiday gifts. Left inset frame illustration: istockphoto.com/iAnasteisha
“A lot of times people say they don’t even want to
During pandemic-related shutdowns in 2020, she she saw listed online for sale, and began making
Photos courtesy of Chappelle Candle Co.
and asking, “Where are the naughty candles?”
Chappelle Brooks chooses unique silicone-based molds to create candles, because, to be honest,
After a few months and a lot of fun experimenting,
pouring candles into jars can be “a little boring,”
Chappelle Brooks decided to create a business and
she says.
began selling her creations at Frederick-area outdoor markets. Products are also for sale on her website.
She finds inspiration in many places, even trying out molds used by bakers to make cakes
Her next experiment? Opening a storefront in
or cupcakes and turning them into attractive
Downtown Frederick this October.
candles instead.
The Chappelle Candle Co. product line includes
“I look for things that I think are super cool and
unique shapes such as knots or joined bubbles,
wacky and I would put in my home so maybe
and a candle made in the famous shape of
somebody else will, too,” she says.
Michelangelo’s bust of David.
-by Gina Gallucci-White
Each season, a new colorway is released. The Summer Breeze collection featured hues reminiscent of a shore vacation. For fall, rich, warm autumnal colors shaped in art deco-inspired fans are on offer. One of Chappelle’s best-selling lines includes candles made in the shape of naked bodies, similar
Chappelle Candle Co. 25 E. Patrick St., Frederick ChappelleCandleCo.com F facebook.com/ChappelleCandle.Co d @chappellecandle.co
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GALORE AT THE GALLERIES
DISTRICT Arts is a contemporary art gallery in the heart of the historic district in Downtown Frederick, MD. The gallery features over 35 local, regional, and nationally recognized working artists whose creations evoke the modern world through the dramatic use of color and form, reflect world influences and diversity, and inspire, challenge, entertain and educate. Visit our website for information on special themed and featured artist exhibitions. OPEN WED-THU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Noon to 6PM FRI-SAT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11AM to 7PM SUN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11AM to 5PM CLOSED MON–TUE
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October 1-31
Claiming the Light
Kesra Hoffman
November 5-28 24 Artists
All NOMA Artists Group Show
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Giftable
Frederick Many unique retailers make the region an easy sell for holiday shopping
istockphoto.com / Sonate
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inding the perfect holiday gifts for the special people in your life doesn’t have to be a painful experience filled with big box stores and global internet sites. Frederick County offers countless places where folks can support locally owned and operated small businesses in picturesque settings. Brunswick, New Market, Mount Airy, Middletown and Thurmont offer visitors unique downtown stores paired with charm, history, beautiful architecture and holiday decorations. And every year, Downtown Frederick looks like a holiday card come to life as the tree-lined streets are adorned with lights and the 250 stores, restaurants and other businesses are decked out in festive decor. Kara Norman, Downtown Frederick Partnership’s executive director, notes that 99 percent of the city’s retail stores are independently owned. “When you enter that business ...what you are experiencing and getting the chance to look at or to eat or the service you get to experience, is personally crafted by an independent owner. It is their vision of what their business should be,” she says.
Norman says she has benefited from local owners’ expertise many times when shopping locally. “They give me options and help me find things I might not have found on own and that level of service, I think, makes shopping more fun,” she says. “[It] also increases your likelihood of finding the gift you really want to give to whoever is special on your list.”
Photos courtesy of Olive & Basket
On the pages that follow, we feature several locally owned businesses in the Frederick region that offer unique gifts for giving this holiday season.
Background photo: istockphoto.com/Zuberka
Many local shops are also staffed by their owners, so buying experiences are improved by getting to ask questions and receive advice from someone who has curated his or her space.
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OLIVE & BASKET 5231 Buckeystown Pike, Frederick oliveandbasket.com Many unique gift ideas come courtesy of Olive & Basket, in Frederick. The purveyor of imported foods and elegant snacking options can help you create tasty gifts for the ones you love. Opened seven years ago, the Frederick-based speciality grocery and gift store features a number of items that would bring a smile to a loved one’s face, says owner Sharon Streb. Some fan favorites include a variety of extra virgin olive oils flavored with rosemary, meyer lemon or garlic. Hand-blended freshly made herb mixes, used as bread dipping seasoning, are also quickly snatched up by patrons, Streb says. Gift boxes are usually best sellers around the holidays. Customers may create their own or pick from pre-made selections. The “bread dipper” box features Tuscan dipper herb mix, Koroneiko extra virgin olive oil and a handmade olive wood bowl. Another gift box favorite is “spaghetti dinner night,” showcasing Stella handmade pasta, pesto extra virgin olive oil, Tuscan dipper seasoning, marinara pasta sauce and traditional balsamic reduction vinegar. Nearly all the products sold at Olive & Basket are made by small businesses. “I always tell people by supporting us, you support all those small vendors behind us because you help keep them in business, too,” Streb says.
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SAVAGE SOAPS 10 E. Church St., Frederick savagesoaps.com Savage Soaps in Downtown Frederick is the place where you can stock up on a number of self-care products for those looking for practical stocking stuffers and more. Opened in 2002, the Downtown Frederick boutique features handmade soaps with natural ingredients created in small batches. “We are trying to make a sustainable product that also helps people and the environment,” says owner Misti Morningstar. “People are starting to realize that what we offer is something that really benefits your well-being.” Some of Savage’s top-selling soap scents are Angel Cake (with a scent of sweet icing), Beersud (which smells like spicy clove), Lizard Queen (a mix of lavender and almond) and Power Shield (described as lemony and fresh). Aside from soap, customers can also find a number of other self-care products to help them indulge their senses, such as body scrubs, bath bombs, lotion, body butter, shower gels, lip balms and body spray. Morningstar has created a number of curated gift boxes containing Savage Soap products, or
Photos courtesy of Savage Soaps
customers can choose from the shop’s selections and make their own combination. And, if your favorite person really loves a particular scent, Savage can create custom products, including salt scrub or body spray, onsite, while you wait.
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COTTON & CO. VINTAGE BOUTIQUE 900 Francis Scott Key Highway, Keymar cottonandcovintage.com If your holiday list is long and varied, one of the
Some best-selling items in store include vintage
best locations to get a number of unique gifts is
pieces, trending and timeless home décor,
Cotton & Co. Vintage Boutique.
seasonal décor, women’s clothing, handmade
Nestled on the Frederick County border in Keymar,
artisan products, and locally made consumables
the boutique’s home is an historic grain mill that is
such as jams, barbecue and hot sauces.
more than 100 years old.
you can’t buy on Amazon,” Crawford says. “The
anything other than what it is,” says Cotton & Co.
vendor team works really hard to consistently
owner Jessica Crawford. “It has its own vibe and
have merchandise that you are not going to
its own environment.”
necessarily see other places and that is one-of-a-
Opened in 2019, Cotton & Co. is a multi-level shop, with about 50 regional vendors selling their wares
Photos courtesy of Cotton & Co.
The store features “a lot of local handmade stuff
“I firmly believe this building is not supposed to be
kind or handmade. ...There is literally something for everyone here.”
inside. Nearly all of the businesses inside are
If you need some help putting together a gift box
women-owned.
or basket, Cotton & Co. staff are ready to assist.
“We are a store compiled of high-caliber,
“All the women that work here are also vendors
experienced vendors that all specialize in a
here so they are very knowledgeable and we are
different time period and specialty,” Crawford
always willing and happy to help,” Crawford says.
says. The time periods for products vary from
“.... We have everything here to send you out the
primitive to retro to everything in between.
door with a ready-to-give gift.”
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Artist Christy Mossburg and her daughter, Miranda
“But (there) was always something in the back of
Mossburg, a crafter of handmade clothing, jewelry
my head (thinking) it would be really nice to have
and accessories, are passionate about supporting
our own place,” Miranda Mossburg said.
Frederick’s local arts community. And “shopping small” means a lot to both of them.
has now become a reality. In October, Frederick
The duo watched during the last two years as their
Makers opened a brick-and-mortar space, called
fellow artists and craftsmen struggled to sell
Frederick Made, on West Third Street, featuring
their products, as in-person vendor events were
10 to 15 local makers’ products.
postponed or cancelled completely.
Frederick Made plans to welcome customers
So, the Mossburgs brainstormed to find a way to
into the shop for a few weekends each month,
help fellow makers get their pieces in front of the
the Mossburgs said. They anticipate being open
buying public in a safe environment.
every weekend in December to accommodate the
In January 2021, the duo launched Frederick
holiday shopping season, too.
Makers, a website to showcase products for sale
“One of the nice things about being open only a
by Frederick-area artists and makers. Categories
couple weekends a month is that it is always going
on the site including jewelry, home goods, artwork,
to be something different,” Miranda Mossburg
pet products, paper crafts and vintage pieces.
says. “We will have a lot of artists whose stuff is
“We thought doing a website, like a local Etsy, where we could do virtual markets, would maybe help people through that time when there were no physical markets happening,” Miranda Photographs courtesy of FrederickMakers.com
And that little thought in Miranda Mossburg’s head
Mossburg said.
there on a more permanent basis, but we will also have people who might just be there for the one event. It will just be a great place to shop small and find stuff that you might be looking for.” -by Gina Gallucci-White
During the following nine months, the website featured products from more than 30 local artists and makers and the duo hosted several virtual pop-up markets under the Frederick Makers name. They also held a few in-person markets, partnering
Frederick Made 20 W. Third St., Frederick FrederickMakers.com
with area businesses.
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Capital of the New South Words and Photos By Shuan Butcher
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Shed any pre-conceived thoughts you may have about Richmond and plan a weekend getaway to this nearby city to the south. (Actually, you’ll probably want to plan for more time than just one weekend. There is so much to experience.) For starters, Richmond is home to one of the best botanical gardens in the United States. Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden (lewisginter.org) boasts 50 acres, with more than a dozen themed spaces, including a Rose Garden, Cherry Tree Walk and Asian Valley. For kids, a fantastic children’s garden provides some fun, interactive, educational opportunities. The classical domed Conservatory is also a beautiful architectural structure where you can check out a number of tropical plants. For those who like to commune with nature and art, public art pieces are scattered throughout the property with poems placed throughout as well. And don’t forget to get your photo taken with one of Virginia’s famous “Love” sculptures there. The garden is open year-round. In addition to the botanical garden, Richmond has a number of places for art lovers to visit, none better than the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (vmfa.museum), consistently ranked as a Top 10 art museum in the country. Open every day of the year, the museum also allows free admission (though some special exhibitions may have a nominal charge). Think of an iconic artist, and you are sure to find some of their work at the VMFA. The museum has an amazing collection of antiquities as well as furnishings such as Tiffany lamps and furniture designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Make sure to build some time into your schedule to walk the grounds and check out the Chihuly glass installation and other public art sculptures. And if you’re hungry during your visit, Amuse Restaurant, an on-site fine dining establishment, offers Sunday brunch, lunch, happy hour and dinner. 63
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Next door to the VMFA sits the Virginia Museum
ate to the medicine they used. And there are some
of History and Culture (virginiahistory.org),
Frederick connections, too. The second floor offers
also worth a visit. The best part is you can park
various rotating exhibits that explore other themes
your car and visit both places easily. Operated
and collections. Be sure to walk the grounds of
by the Virginia Historical Society, this museum
Historic Tredegar and the National Park Service
has a collection of more than 9 million items that
exhibit. This is also a popular place to access the
provide an overview of 16,000 years of the state’s
James River for locals and tourists alike.
history. The museum is open daily and admission is $6 for adults.
A number of great restaurants abound in the River City. Casa del Barco (casadelbarcova.com),
Speaking of history, Richmond has a lot of it.
a Mexican restaurant along the Historic Canal
Particularly when it comes to the Civil War. Another
Walk, is one of theme. This eatery is housed in
place worth checking out is the American Civil War
an old metals company with unique Italianate
Museum (acwm.org). The facility is located at the
architecture. Even some of the building’s materials
former site of Tredegar Ironworks Central Foundry.
were repurposed into tabletops. If you’re looking
There, you will learn about more than just battles and generals. The museum tells stories of how the Civil
for suggestions, try the Beef Barbacoa Enchiladas and check out their list of more than 130 tequilas.
War affected Americans of various backgrounds.
Casa del Barco offers three hours of validated
The first-floor exhibit begins in 1861 and walks you
parking in a nearby garage, which will give you an
through to 1865, highlighting the human side of
opportunity to stroll along the canal as well.
those fighting in the war, everything from what they
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For a fun evening activity, take a Sunset Bike Tour with Basket and Bike (basketandbike.com). This two-and-a-half-hour bike tour is a great way to get to the know city (if you don’t want to pedal that much they also offer an electric bike option). This tour wanders through various Richmond neighborhoods and downtown streets. You cross the James River and take in stunning views of the city’s skyline and head up to one of the highest points in the city with picturesque views of the river and surrounding area. Your tour guide will highlight interesting and unique facts about the city’s history, art and scenery along the way. They provide the bikes, helmets, water and even a complimentary beverage at the nearby Urban Farmhouse and Café afterward. Richmond has some distinctly unique neighborhoods and several of them are worth checking out. One such neighborhood is Jackson Ward, nicknamed the “Harlem of the South” because of its vibrant Black heritage and culture. Visit the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site (nps.gov/mawa), the former home of the bank president, newspaper editor and entrepreneur who lived in the neighborhood for three decades. Because of her and other residents in the early 20th Century, Jackson Ward was sometimes referred to as “Black Wall Street.” Just a few blocks from this National Park Service site sits a statue of Walker that was created by Maryland artist Toby Mendez. You can take a self-guided tour of the murals in Jackson Ward as well. If you have time, another amazing neighborhood to visit is Carytown, situated in the heart of Richmond and contains several locally owned boutique shops, restaurants and entertainment venues.
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Your weekend isn’t complete unless you have brunch at Lemaire (lemairerestaurant.com), a Virginia Green certified restaurant located within the historic Jefferson Hotel (jeffersonhotel. com). Start off with a bowl of Virginia Peanut Soup featuring a sliver of Kite’s country ham and spiced grapes. Two other great options are the three-egg omelet with chevre and chives and the hot honey BLT with glazed Edwards bacon, lettuce, tomato and brie on multi-grain bread. A fabulous place to stay during your visit to Richmond is the Linden Row Inn (lindenrowinn. com), located in the heart of downtown. This boutique inn is nice for those who aren’t B&B fans but don’t care for cookie-cutter hotels either. It is a historic property, but with all the modern amenities you would expect from a luxury hotel. Its original Greek revival architecture has put it on the National Register of Historic Places. Each room is unique and furnished with authentic antique pieces from the mid- to late-19th Century. The ambiance is fantastic and it is like staying in a historic row home filled with books and amenities to enjoy. The staff are friendly and the restaurant on premise, Parterre Restaurant and Bar (parterrerva.com), serves traditional Southern fare and has a beautiful courtyard for outdoor dining. And just for a little bit more history, Edgar Allan Poe is said to have played in the garden as a young child and the site reportedly served as inspiration for at least one of his poems. This is just a sampling of the options that exist in the capital of the South, which is redefining what a Southern city has to offer in terms of arts, culture and history for interested travelers.
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Frederick coffee lovers rejoice! An old favorite is
On the “grind” side, these folks believe good
back in town again.
coffee takes time to make, and they’ve searched
The artisan coffee bar Gravel & Grind, famous for its mantra of “slow bikes and slow coffee,” has relocated to 6th Street, after a few years’ hiatus.
on ChocoSombra, a direct trade coffee roasted in Frederick. The pour-over bar with single origin coffee offerings and hot or iced espresso drinks
The new space took several months to build out,
has been busy since mid-October’s soft opening.
but customers say it’s been worth the wait. It’s
Grand opening and a more regular schedule are
larger than their former shop, allowing for more
planned for late October.
customers to relax inside on comfy chairs or get some work done at a long, tall countertop near windows overlooking busy 6th Street. Left inset photo courtesy of Gravel & Grind, all other photos by Molly Fellin Spence
and sampled beans from lots of roasters, settling
To go along with your coffee, artisan toasts topped with avocado, radish, greens and scallions or goat cheese and jam, are ready every day, as are other
On the “gravel” side of things, the shop offers
items such as pumpkin-pecan bread and vegan
up new and used bikes, “but only ones that get
roasted red pepper or butternut squash soup. On
our specific seal of approval.” Specifically, ones
the weekends, Gravel & Grind’s famous waffles
made out of steel, “the best and strongest frame
will be served up for hungry customers.
material.” Bikes sold here have “simple shifters, tires for suspension, and smart, durable and classic bike builds.” Brooklyn bikes in a variety of colors and builds, including town, commuter and fitness are currently in stock, as are some biking accessories,
Gravel & Grind 15 E. 6th St., Frederick 301.806.2124 F facebook.com/gravelandgrind d @gravelandgrind
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