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Asbury Community Block Party Brings Frederick Together
Every year, Asbury United Methodist Church hosts its Annual Community Block Party, transforming a stretch of All Saints Street into an inviting gathering place for neighbors, families, and community organizations. The celebration extends to the corner where the historic church stands, filling the area with music, activities, resources, and fellowship. This year's event brought together…
Daddy Do’s Brings Fathers and Daughters Together Through Connection, Confidence, and Hair Care
More Than a Father hosted Daddy Do’s at Best Kept Secrets Hair Salon, a hands-on hair care and parenting workshop designed to support fathers and father figures in building stronger connections with their daughters. Dads were provided with practical hair care guidance from professionals while creating a welcoming space for conversations about confidence, trust, and…
Zariah Paris Takes the Stage at Frederick Pride
Local performer Zariah Paris brought energy and talent to the Frederick Pride celebration, highlighting the strength and creativity of Frederick’s diverse arts community. The event featured Zariah alongside many other local performers and community members who showcased their talents while celebrating inclusion, visibility, and the vibrant voices that call Frederick home. Every year Frederick…
From Concerts to Cookouts: Juneteenth Weekend Celebrations Unite Frederick
Frederick County came together June 18–21, 2026, to commemorate Juneteenth with a weekend filled with music, cultural celebrations, community gatherings, and opportunities for reflection. The series of events honored Juneteenth, the federal holiday recognizing the emancipation of enslaved African Americans, while highlighting the history, contributions, and resilience of the Black community. Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot The weekend…
Black Advancement Inc’s “Meet the Black Candidates of Frederick County”
This past weekend, Black Advancement Inc. hosted “Meet the Black Candidates of Frederick County,” bringing together community members and local candidates for an opportunity to connect, hear directly from those seeking office, and engage in conversations about the future of Frederick County. The event provided a platform for candidates to share their priorities while encouraging…
ENOUGH Food Expo Supports Families Along the Golden Mile
More than 4,000 pounds of frozen protein, fresh herbs, produce, and other resources were provided to local families on Saturday during the ENOUGH Food Expo at Hill Street Park. Neighbors, volunteers, and community organizations supported families experiencing food insecurity while celebrating the Golden Mile community. Hosted through Frederick County’s ENOUGH Initiative, the event was made…
Frederick’s Creative Voices Take the Stage with Sound Lounge Collective
Sound Lounge Collective recently brought Frederick’s creative community together for an evening focused on music, connection, and collaboration at Sky Stage. Founded by Jazlyn Sligh, Sound Lounge Collective creates spaces for artists, musicians, and creatives to build meaningful relationships, share ideas, and explore what collaboration looks like within the local music scene. Described as a…
‘People Are Tired’: Resident Demands Accountability During City Council Meeting
Calls for resignation are growing for City Council Vice President Katie Nash. Community advocate Tiana Massaquoi provided comment during the City of Frederick's May 28 public meeting to call for accountability following the recent ethics violation involving City Council Vice President Katie Nash. Drawing a parallel to a previous ethics case involving former Alderman…