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It has been said time and again that Historic Savage Mill is haunted. There’s only one way to find out. Take the ghost tour and see for yourself!!

If a hip vibe is what you seek, Busboys and Poets is where you need to be! There is an open mic night weekly, and several locations to meet your needs.

Once upon a time, there was a college in Ellicott City there was a religious school. Now it lays in ruins and locals call it Hell House. Is it haunted? Some say so. You be the judge!

Believe it or not, there was once a storybook park just outside of D.C. that captured all of the magic from nursery rhymes heard during childhood. Step back into the wonders of childhood at Clark’s  Elioak Farm, where you too can walk through the Enchanted Forest.

No, not the biblical horseman! Place your bets at Laurel Park Racetrack! It’s a super secret place where the stakes are high, and the winnings are too! Get lost just north of D.C. at Laurel Park!

This place has a little something for everyone! For thrill-seekers, there is hiking and biking, and for the ghost enthusiasts, this park is chocked-full of sordid stories of macabre happenings.  Adventure is around every corner.

Is it a warehouse or a market? A farmer’s market or a flea market? Union Market is an adventure in taste. With 40 vendors unique to the area, it is easy to get lost in a sea of food one bite at a time!

Weird, odd, sophisticated and Washingtonian is the best way to describe this boutique. Not only does it have snacks, but it has odds and ends, toys and all kinds of stuff for those who need a break from the monotony of D.C.’s typical boutiques.

Betcha’ never knew that DC had wetlands. Kingman and Heritage Islands are in NE and SE DC in the Anacostia River. They are DC’s very own wildlife refuge where you can see turtles, egrets and of course, take an amazing hike right in the city!!!

Did you know that DC has its very own underground city? Enter the matrix just beneath the Library of Congress. Most people think that this set of tunnels merely connect one end of the library to the other. Wrong! It is an intricately developed tunnel system that connects the library to the Capitol Building and other super secret places. There are newstands, donut shops, a bordega and even a subway system that is totally separate from the metro!