Visit Howard County, Maryland

Howard County is the perfect combination of historic and hip. Located in the central of Maryland it’s convenient to explore both the rural and urban settings nearby. Whether you’re attending a special event, going on a shopping spree or indulging in the best cuisine, you’re sure to enjoy the picturesque scenery and freshness of the area. Howard County is the green in between, making it the ideal destination to visit!

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August 20, 2017

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor...

Bring the entire family to this Old Testament story of Joseph, his brothers and his amazing coat as it comes to vibrant life through...

Toby's Dinner Theatre

August 20, 2017

Lysistrata Jones

Travel from Ancient Greece to present day Athens University in this updated retelling of the classic Greek play. Featuring a new, infectious score,...

Drama Learning Center & Red Branch Theatre Company

Shopping

Shopaholics and fashionistas are welcomed to Howard County with a shopping experience unlike any other. From trendy finds to hidden treasures, you're...

Dining

Local bistros, cafes, gastro pubs and taverns partner with local farms to deliver the freshest products and produce for the most delicious and...

Arts & Culture

The arts come outside to play in Howard County. A vibrant visual arts community hosts a variety of events throughout the seasons, so be sure to check...

Photo Credit: Karmen Osei, Howard County Tourism & Promotion

History

Spend some time with us and immerse yourself in our history and heritage as you enjoy today's delights. You'll discover why the locals say...Howard...

Photo Credit: Scott Kramer

Outdoors

An outdoor oasis, Howard County is well-known for its lovely lakes and award-winning parks all connected by over 100 miles of paved scenic trails past...

Photo Credit: Clark Vandergrift, OTD

Special Offers

A penny saved is a penny earned and our savings section is designed to help you do just that. No matter what the reason or the season Howard County...

Photo Credit: Carl Schmidt, Federal Hill Photography