Exciting Updates in Maryland: Farmers’ Market, Outdoor Movies, and New Dining Options

Spring has brought a wave of new and exciting developments to Maryland, from the reopening of the Bel Air Farmers’ Market to the return of outdoor movie nights at National Harbor. But that’s not all – the state is also welcoming new dining options and entertainment venues.

The AMC Classic Churchville 7 movie theater recently closed its doors in Harford County, leaving only two theaters in operation. However, Flagship Premium Cinemas has announced plans to reopen a movie theater in the same spot, ensuring that residents will still have access to the latest films.

In addition, Southwest Airlines has added a new nonstop flight from Baltimore to Richmond, set to debut on June 4 at BWI Airport. This new flight option will provide travelers with more convenient and efficient travel options.

Foodies in Maryland have reason to celebrate as well, with the opening of Peter Chang in Gaithersburg offering Chinese-style tapas and Medium Rare in Howard County providing a prix fixe steak experience. These new dining options are sure to delight food lovers across the state.

And for those looking to indulge in some retail therapy, The Village at Waugh Chapel in Gambrill will soon welcome two new tenants: Mathnasium and Sephora. These additions will provide shoppers with even more options for shopping and entertainment.

However, not all news is positive, as Foxtrot Market has abruptly closed its Bethesda store and all other locations in the DMV area. The high-end coffee shop and convenience store chain announced the closures on April 23, leaving customers disappointed.

Overall, Maryland residents have plenty to look forward to this spring, with new dining options, entertainment venues, and retail offerings to explore. Whether you’re a foodie, movie buff, or shopping enthusiast, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the Old Line State.