Blair Witch Project Leaves Real Fear In Burkittsville
The Blair Witch Project debuts with a faux documentary tale set in Burkittsville, blending real places like Coffin Rock with invented lore. Critics like Roger Ebert and Todd McCarthy praise its psychological horror and inventive approach as festival buzz builds before a July release.
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Burkittsville
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
Todd McCarthy
Variety
3rd Frederick Blues Festival to feature award winning performers
The third Frederick Blues Festival on July 10 features seven blues artists led by Park House Jam from Annapolis, Tom Principato, Catfish Hodge, Mary Lou and the Untouchables, Kelly Bell Band, Mary Ann Redmond, and the Nighthawks. Acts have earned over 40 Wammie Awards, with proceeds aiding Heartly House Frederick. The event runs noon to 10 p.m. at Adventist property beside Harry Grove Stadium, with a beer garden and $5 admission.
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Washington Area Music Association
Adventist
Harry Grove Stadium
Annapolis
Park House Jam
Tom Principato
Catfish Hodge
Mary Lou and
The
Untouchables
Kelly Bell
Mary Ann Redmond
Nighthawks
Boston
Washington, D.C
Tom Principate
Jim Thackery
Danny Gatton
Chuck Leavell
Catfish Pond
Napa Golden
Catfish
Washington Area
Bonnie Raitt
Little Feat
California
Moun
Tains
Virginia
Mary Lou
Ray Charles
War
Clarence Clemmons
Ocean City
Baltimore
Washington
Bell
Beenie
mid-Atlantic
Billboard Magazine
Ms. Redmond
East Coast
Atlantic City
Trump Plaza
Mark Wenner
Jimmy Thackery
Pete Kanaras
Monocacy Battle Reenactment Set July 10–11 Near Frederick
The 135th anniversary reenactment takes place on Elmer Derr Road farm owned by Hugh Warner two and a half miles southwest of Frederick off U S 340 and 15. Gates open at 10 am with battles at 1 pm on both days. Parking is five cans of food or a $5 donation. Admission is free for the public reenactors and vendors. Local Salvation Army drives support with Labels for Education proceeds and Campbell can donations preferred. The event honors the Union defense led by Gen Lew Wallace against Gen Jubal Early. A dramatic burning of the covered bridge and river skirmishes accompany the long stand near Monocacy Junction.
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Salvation Army
Campbell's Salvation Army
Campbell
Frederick County
Union
Monocacy
Washington, D.C
Jubal Early
Shenandoah
Elmer Derr
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