Posted by Heather Holman on Jun 1, 2019 in Arts in the Park, Hagerstown Events, Neighborhood's 1st | 0 comments
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WHAG on Sail the Park
HAGERSTOWN, Md.— More than 200 people gathered at Hagerstown’s City Park Sunday to try model boat sailing. “It was beautiful weather,†said Laurel Kahn, founder of Neighborhood First. “We had wonderful wind. It was blue skies. Fluffy, cloudy, white skies. I mean it was just gorgeous.” The city...
Read MoreHerald Mail on Sail the Park
After watching adults use remote controls to guide model sailboats around Hagerstown City Park’s north lake Sunday, James Engle said he and his younger brother, Griffin, got their turn. Then James, 8, and Griffin, 6, headed over to a pavilion with their parents, Cate and Keith Engle, to make their own primitive model sailboats using a kit with pine...
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Read MoreArts in the Park: Don Giovanni
From the 1 Hour Preview of Don Giovanni in Hagerstown City Park. Photos courtesy Rob of the Hub Opera...
Read MoreHerald Mail Article on Don Giovanni
By JULIE E. GREENE The south end of Hagerstown’s City Park was full of the sounds of love and heartbreak Sunday afternoon as the Hub Opera Ensemble performed excerpts from an upcoming performance of “Don Giovanni.†The performance was the first in a new series of events, to be held at 1 p.m. in the park every other Sunday through...
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Hagerstown City Park is known as America's 2nd most beautiful park. The first most beautiful being Central Park in New York City. The park was designed by landscape architect George Burnap who helped design some of the landscapes in Central Park. Read More About the Neighborhood
The neighborhood surrounding City Park is one of the oldest in Maryland and features houses from the 1750s to present day. The neighborhood has formed a Neighborhoods 1st Group in 2009 and is currently the largest in the City of Hagerstown with over 2,500 residents. The neighborhood group works to improve the park and surrounding areas. Read More