The information in the calendar may be changed or cancelled. If your organization changes or cancels the events listed in the What's NXT calendar, please notify us immediately by sending an email to living@herald-mail.com or calling 301-791-6024. To submit an event, please email it to Lifetime@herald-mail.com at least 2 1/2 weeks before the event.

Continuing until Thursday, December, daily from 10 am to 4 pm

Hagerstown Community College-Kepler Center

The Autumn Student Art Exhibition will showcase the art works created by students who participated in the Visual Art Studio course this fall, including drawings, paintings, photography and sculptures. The reception on Thursday, December 9th will feature musical performances by the HCC Guitar Ensemble and Contemporary Music Ensemble. Need to wear a mask. Call 240-500-2221 or email mayaukey@hagerstowncc.edu.

The exhibition can be viewed in the gallery and online at www.washingtoncountyarts.com. All gallery visitors need to maintain social distancing and wear masks. Call 301-791-3132.

Lasts until Friday, December 17-Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm

The exhibition aims to recognize women who have created change in the world. Bloom majored in graphic design, minored in photography, minored in art history and ancient world studies. Call 717-264-2784 or send an email to philip.lindsey@wilson.edu.

Sunday, December 12-2pm; doors open at 1pm

Extreme Illusions & Escapes is starring Josh Knots and Leah, magicians from Pittsburgh. Admission is through donations. Bicycles and various toys will be given away, and you must be present to win. It is strongly recommended that adults and children wear masks.

December 12, 26, January 2 and 16, Sunday; December 18, Saturday, January 8-noon to 4 pm

Cumberland Valley Model Railway Club

Z-, N-, TT-, HO-, S-, O-, G- and standard specifications and T ratios, Thomas tank engine and Lego layout. Admission is free; barrier-free. For information, please call 717-360-6991 or 717-263-6447.

Sunday, December 12-6 to 7:30 pm

Hagerstown Unitarian Universal Salvation Church

Need to wear a mask and maintain social distancing.

Sunday, December 12-Opening at 10:30 am, serving meals, 11:30 am, bingo game, 1 pm

Nanshan Volunteer Fire Brigade

Bingo and dining. 30 USD, including game card and meals. 144 tickets will be sold. Seven big prizes. For information or to purchase tickets, please call 717-749-5733.

Reservations need to be made before Sunday, December 12; Friday, December 17, 10 am to noon and 4 pm to 6 pm pickup

Nanshan Volunteer Fire Brigade

South Mountain, Pennsylvania. Please call 717-749-5733.

Biscuits for 2 1/2 hits are $10 and must be ordered before Sunday, December 12. Please call 717-749-5733.

Sunday, December 12-2pm to 4:30pm

Hagerstown Community College Student Center

The event will show "This is a good life". This classic movie was released in 1946, the founding year of HCC. There will also be pictures of Santa Claus, carols, crafts and refreshments. Call 240-500-2265.

Sunday, December 12-2pm to 7pm

A fundraiser for the Franklin County Historical Society. Guests will visit several lofts and public areas decorated for the holidays. The rose garden will be decorated with lights. Biscuits and hot cocoa will be served around the fire pit. US$10; US$5 for children 16 years and younger. Purchase tickets at the Franklin County Historical Society (175 E. King St., Chambersburg) or FranklinHistorical.org.

Lasts until Friday, December 24-Wednesday and Thursday, 11 am to 5 pm; Friday, 11 am to 8 pm; Saturday, 11 am to 4 pm; Sunday, noon to 4 pm

Handmade art products from more than 45 local artists. Sponsored by the Berkeley Arts Council.

Sunday, December 12-2pm and 6pm; subtítulos en español a las 2pm

Mary and Joseph travel to Bethlehem, where Jesus will be born. 6 dollars. Visit www.eventbrite.com/d/md--hagerstown/waynesboro-theatre/.

Sunday, December 12-3pm

The concert will include the most popular songs such as "Sleigh Ride" and "Christmas Festival", read Clement Clarke Moore's classic song "Twas the Night Before Christmas" with musical accompaniment, and a guest performance by St. Nicholas.

Saturday, December 12-1pm to 4pm

Classical guitarist, playing romantic, classical and Renaissance repertoire, as well as Brazilian choral music, jazz and improvisation. Call 301-302-8032 or visit Bigcorkvineyards.com.

Monday, December 13-doors open at 5 pm; early bird, 6:15 pm

District 12 Community Volunteer Fire Brigade

Monday, December 13-7pm

The Save Our Children support group will host Mike and Robin Strelli, and they will share their stories about their daughter Leah and her struggle with drug addiction. Mike Straley is the author of a book "The Calling". Please call Lisa Rhodes at 301-302-3162 to register.

Clues will be provided on the Washington County Department of Recreation Facebook page www.facebook.com/WashingtonCoParksandRec. There will be holiday rewards.

Tuesday, December 14-5:30 to 8 pm

"Zula Patrol: Down to the Ground" will be broadcast from 5:30 pm to 6:15 pm, for audiences from Pre-K to the lower grades of elementary school; "Season of Light" for general audiences will present tickets from 7 pm to 8 pm Now on sale. The plan is limited to 32 participants. The door opens 30 minutes before the start of the program. There are no late admissions. All customers must wear masks at all times. The fare is US$3.75; the age from birth to 18 years old is US$2.50; Gold card holders are free (call the planetarium 301-766-2898 to obtain the coupon code). All tickets must be purchased in advance at wbp.booktix.com. Tickets are non-refundable.

Tuesday, December 14-7pm

Shippensburg Brotherhood

Live music. Visit www.shipband.org.

Tuesday, December 14-7:30 PM

Ziolkowski of Stas tells legends, fairy tales, history and personal stories. Adam Booth’s original story combines traditional mountain folklore, music and contemporary Appalachian knowledge. Suitable for mature audiences. 15 dollars. For tickets, please visit www.speakstoryseries.com/tickets.

Wednesday December 15th and Thursday December 16th-7pm

Students from Barbara Ingram will present the 11th annual festival. This work will showcase the talents of the entire student body. Colorful costumes and seasonal scenes complement the montage of songs, dances, stories, and visual images. Ticket prices range from 10 to 25 US dollars. Call 301-790-2000 or visit TheMarylandTheatre.com/bisfa.

Thursday, December 16-7pm

Celebrate the activities completed by the Afghan community. Learn how a woman who lost her sister due to domestic violence inspired the project. Hosted by women's prime time. Ticket prices are US$25 each or US$50 for three tickets, plus a service charge. For tickets, please visit www.eventbrite.com/e/celebrate-the-completion-of-the-community-afghan-tickets-208074344967?aff=ebdsoporgprofile.

Continuing until Monday, February 28-Monday to Thursday, 10 am to 5 pm; Friday, 11 am to 4 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11 am to 5 pm

Frederick Art Council Art Center

"Creative Portal: Expressing Frederick's Unique Identity-Creative Exhibition" will be on display. Visit www.frederickartscouncil.org.

Continuing until January 30 Sunday-Friday and Saturday-11 am to 4 pm; Sunday-1 pm to 5 pm

"Winter Wonderland" is an exhibition of members of the Gu Yi Association. free. Call 301-797-2867 or visit www.valleyartassoc.com.

Sell ​​holiday crafts, Christmas cards and decorations, jewelry, etc. of handmade artists. free. Call 301-797-2867 or visit www.valleyartassoc.com.

Continuing until Sunday, January 30-business hours are from Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm; Sunday from 1 pm to 5 pm; closed on Mondays and major holidays

Washington County Museum of Art

The exhibition showcases iconic Paris night photos taken by Hungarian-French photographer Brassaï (1899-1984) in the 1930s and 1940s. His photos depict colorful figures in the streets, dance halls, bars and theaters of Paris after get off work. His work covers a wide range of topics, including avant-garde visual and performing arts, social class relations, gender and sexuality.

Friday, December 17th, Saturday, December 18th-4pm-9pm

Tree display representing regional organizations, school groups, church groups, civic groups, businesses and families. All COVID-19 guidelines and restrictions in effect at the time of the event will be implemented.

Lasts until Sunday, January 30-Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from noon to 4 pm; Monday, December 27 to Thursday, December 30, noon to 4 pm

Exhibits include Christmas trains, Midwood Junction, O-scale, HO-scale and children's trains, railway artifacts and trains for children to run. Santa Claus visits on Saturday, December 18. US$6; US$1 for children between 4 and 15 years old; free for 3 years old and below. The museum will be closed on Friday, December 24 and 31, Saturday, December 25 and January 1, and Sunday, December 26. Please call 301-739-4665 or visit www.roundhouse.org.

Friday, December 17; Saturday, December 18; Wednesday, December 29-regular performances, opening at 6 pm, activity for one hour

Activities include carriage rides, animal stables, bonfires, horseback riding, and the birth of Jesus on site. The performance lasts 100 minutes. The menu includes oven-baked chicken and honey ham, green beans and mashed potatoes, broccoli cheddar cheese soup and cornbread, chocolate brownie and ice cream; the children’s menu includes chicken nuggets and pizza, potato balls and applesauce, green beans and macaroni and cheese, Chocolate brownie and ice cream. Ticket fees vary depending on the date and age of the participants, ranging from US$28.25 to US$48.25. For information and tickets, please visit Antietamentertainment.com/christmas-experience.

Continue to Sunday, January 2, drive through the city park and experience music and light shows by tuning to 90.3 FM from 5 to 11 every night.

Lasts until Friday, December 24-Wednesday and Thursday, 11 am to 5 pm; Friday, 11 am to 8 pm; Saturday, 11 am to 4 pm; Sunday, noon to 4 pm

Handmade art products from more than 45 local artists. Sponsored by the Berkeley Arts Council.

Continuing until Sunday, December 19: Saturday-10 am to 6 pm; Sunday-9 am to 4 pm; Friday, December 17-10 am to 6 pm

The market will include the creations of local and regional artists, including fine arts, pottery, wood, colored and molten glass, home and garden decoration, specialty food, jewelry, wearable devices and accessories. facebook.com/SCCChristmasBazaar

Friday, December 17-7pm

The festival will feature music from the Frederick Children’s Choir, a special speech by Rick Weldon, holiday carols and a candlelight ceremony.

Friday, December 17-5:30pm to 8pm

A policeman tried to rescue his wife and others who were taken hostage at the Christmas party. $6, including popcorn and soda. You must wear a mask before seating. Visit mainstreetwaynesboro.org/

Friday, December 17-8pm

Hollywood Casino Event Center

Grand Funk Railroad will perform. Ticket prices range from 40 to 60 US dollars. For tickets, please call 800-795-7001 or visit www.hollywoodcasinocharlestown.com.

Friday, December 17-5:30pm to 8pm

Tresa Day will perform. free. Go to Facebook.com/musicmakerswboro/

Friday, December 17-7 pm, red actors; Saturday, December 18-1 pm, green actors and 5 pm, red actors; Sunday, December 19-2:30 pm, green actors

The old opera dance studio will perform Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky's ballet "The Nutcracker". US$20; US$15 for children 17 and under. Visit Oldoperahouse.org.

Thursday to Sunday to Sunday, December 19; Thursday, December 23 and Sunday, December 26

Tiffany hopes that she can let a Santa Claus come to the Christmas party she organized for her daughter, while also dealing with nosy mothers, annoying ex-husbands, passionate ex-boyfriends and potential snowstorms. MET original work. Only for mature audiences. The ticket price is $20, plus fees. Call 301-694-4744 or visit Marylandensemble.org/no-virginia. The Maryland Ensemble Theatre will require a certificate of vaccination (or a negative COVID test within 72 hours of attendance) and masks for all indoor activities, subject to change. Be prepared to show your vaccination record and/or test certificate at the ticket office upon arrival. You can show hard copy or digital copy. MET will accept vaccination wristbands from other theater district venues (Weinberg Art Center, New Spire Stage). Customers under the age of 12 do not need to show proof of vaccination (or test negative for COVID within 72 hours of attendance), but must wear a mask.

Lasts until Sunday, December 19-Friday and Saturday, open at 6 pm, buffet closes at 7:10 pm, performances start at 8 pm; Sunday, open at 12:30 pm, buffet at 1:00 pm 10 closed, show starts at 2:15 pm

Next to Broadway Dinner Theater

College freshman Izzy was planning to spend a fun-filled vacation with her friends, but the plan was disrupted at the last minute. With nowhere to go, she went to her favorite aunt's house for Christmas. To purchase tickets, please visit Wayoffbroadway.com or call 301-662-6600.

Friday, December 17-7:30 pm; Saturday, December 18-2 and 7:30 pm; Sunday, December 19-2 pm

Weinberg Art Center

Maryland Ensemble Theatre's Fun Company will present a traditional retelling of Charles Dickens' classic works. Friday's performance will be explained by ASL. Ticket prices range from US$12 to US$24, plus service fees.

Lasts until Sunday, January 2nd-every night from 5 to 9 pm

The whole city of Frederick

The social distancing tour allows participants to appreciate each family from the safety of sidewalks or vehicles. Guests were asked not to enter the owner’s lawn. Each time you purchase a ticket, you will vote for the participant’s favorite home on the tour. You can purchase additional votes. Tickets cost $10 and can be purchased on CelebrateFrederick.com.

Continuing until Monday, February 28-Monday to Thursday, 10 am to 5 pm; Friday, 11 am to 4 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11 am to 5 pm

Frederick Art Council Art Center

"Creative Portal: Expressing Frederick's Unique Identity-Creative Exhibition" will be on display. Visit www.frederickartscouncil.org.

Saturday, December 18-noon to 2 pm

Holiday biscuits are decorations on the holiday table. They crackle when opened and usually contain small gifts and jokes. The family workshop adopts an open style, so you can join in at any time during the crafting process. It takes about 30 minutes to make the process. Parental supervision is required at all times. free. To register, please visit tinyurl.com/3dshazv4

Saturday, December 18-10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Take photos with Santa Claus on his sleigh from 11 am to 2 pm; face-to-face silent auctions and sweepstakes; meals include soup, sandwiches, French fries, drinks and desserts. Tickets are $7 per person. The net proceeds will be used to help local children pay for medical expenses. The modern woodcutter in Chapter 15456 of the United States will match up to a net income of $2,000. Take-out meals will be provided. To order in advance, please call 301-991-0541 or email lynnbbee@aol.com before Friday, December 17. To donate, please visit www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=QV6T8WVEHYNQQ

Saturday, December 18-4pm to 7pm

The Miller House garden will be decorated during the holidays. The music will be provided by a set of historical music boxes. Refreshments will be provided. To register, please visit tinyurl.com/2p8z258k

Saturday, December 18 and Sunday, December 19-noon to 4 pm

Four scale model railways, including HO, 2-rail, O and 3-trail. Visit www.waynesboromrrc.com or www.facebook.com/waynesboromrrc.

Saturday, December 18-2 to 9 pm; Sunday, December 19-1 to 4 pm

Intersection of Broadford Street and Martin Street

Plumb Grove will be decorated during the holidays.

Saturday, December 18-10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The schedule includes wassail at 11 am and 3 pm; preparation of Christmas feast program, noon; gingerbread, 1 pm; green bow and orange garland, 2 pm; ordinary wassail bowl-must be 21 years old to taste alcohol Variety-including recipes, free at 4pm; donations are appreciated. Call 717-328-2800 or visit www.cimlg.org.

Lasts until Sunday, December 19-Monday to Thursday, 10 am to 5 pm; Friday, 11 am to 4 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11 am to 5 pm; temporary exhibition in December Open from 11 am to 2 pm on Saturday and Sunday to Sunday, 19th

Local and regional artists will display their artworks throughout the holiday art exhibition during normal working hours. The pop-up craft maker booth will be open on weekends. Visit www.frederickartscouncil.org.

Saturday, December 18-2pm and 7pm

"Elves" (PG, 2003) A human raised by an elves traveled from the North Pole to New York City to meet his father. $6, including popcorn and soda. You must wear a mask before seating. Visit mainstreetwaynesboro.org/

Saturday, December 18-7 pm; Sunday, December 19-3 pm

The protagonist of the concert is Brooke Evers, soprano and special guest Santa Claus. The selection will include "White Christmas", "Green Sleeve", "Carol of Bells" by Irving Berlin, and a long song led by Santa Claus. Ticket prices range from US$24 to US$74. Visit www.themarylandtheatre.com/mso.

Saturday, December 18-7pm

The Ray Birely big band will play a variety of Christmas music. Freedom; voluntary dedication. The snowing date is Sunday, December 19th at 6 p.m.

Saturday, December 18-1pm to 4pm

Finger guitar and harmonica. Call 301-302-8032 or visit Bigcorkvineyards.com.

Saturday, December 18-3 pm and 7 pm; Sunday, December 19-3 pm

Chambersburg Ballet will perform "The Nutcracker". The show will consist of 40 dancers, including four professional guest artists. 18 US dollars; 12 US dollars, college students over 5 years old with an ID card; 5 years old and under 10 US dollars. For tickets, please call 717-263-0202 or visit www.thecapitoltheatre.org.

Saturday, December 18-11:30 am for lunch and 12:30 pm performance; Wednesday, December 22-6:30 pm, dinner open, 7:30 pm performance;

Way Off Broadway Dinner Theater

$21 per person. Everyone can choose individual cheese pizzas, hot dogs or peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. They are all paired with potato chips and various soda or lemonade and fudge fruit snacks as desserts.

For tickets, please visit www.wayoffbroadway.com.

The first and third Saturday of every month-8 am to 10 am

Meet at the parking lot on Scott Road next to Country Club Road

Sharon and Larry Williams will lead the birds for a walk. For information, please call 717-762-0373 or visit www.natureandcultureinstitute.org.

Saturday, December 18-9 a.m. to noon

Carolyn Duckworh will guide participants to participate in the biannual winter solstice party. Bring nature magazine supplies, chairs and water. The group will gather in the back area of ​​the Cool Spring Nature Center, share tips, and then meander through the trail sand field. Limited to 12 people. free. Encourage wearing a mask during close physical contact; keep a distance of 6 feet as much as possible. Participants bring their own supplies. Dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes. Call 681-252-1387 or send an email to Adultprograms@potomacaudubon.org. To register, please visit www.potomacaudubon.org/event/nature-journaling-gathering-at-cool-springs-preserve/.

Saturday, December 18-7pm

Meet in front of Brewer's Alley restaurant and brewery

Travel through Frederick's terrible and bloody past. Reservation is recommended. 14 dollars. Call 301-668-8922 or visit www.marylandghosttours.com.

Sunday, December 19-1pm to 4pm

The conference room is where the research center and library of the Qingquan Historical Association are located. Provide free research on local family history. Local exhibits are also on display.

Sunday, December 19-2pm to 4pm

Qingquan High School Alumni Museum

The museum has a collection of high school objects from 1915 to the present.

Sunday, December 19-1pm to 4pm

Live music. Call 301-302-8032 or visit Bigcorkvineyards.com.

Sunday, December 19-3pm

Trinity United Christian Church-Harbaugh Hall

The Christmas concert will play seasonal music. It is recommended to block.

Sunday, December 19-4pm to 6pm

At 4:30 pm, winter folktale teller Bruce Rowland will host a family-friendly celebration. Children’s activities include making garlands with popcorn, berries and animal food decorations, as well as winter-related crafts. The fire pit station and free hot chocolate will provide warmth. Members of the tri-state astronomers will use telescopes to observe the celestial features of the winter sky. Suppliers will sell baked goods, wood products, bird food packages, outdoor winter decorations and winter leaves on site. Dress for the outdoors. Email info@natureandcultureinstitute.org.

Bob Dean will lead the Charles Town Count and the Christmas Bird Count in Inwood, West Virginia on Sundays, December 19 and January 2. The purpose is to monitor the status and distribution of early winter bird populations. Both experienced and novice birdwatchers are welcome. Novice volunteers will team up with experienced volunteers. People living in the circular area can count the birds they see on the feeders during the day and submit their sighting records to the Potomac Valley Audubon Society. To register for Charles Town County, please visit www.potomacaudubon.org/event/christmas-bird-count-charles-town-wv-3/; to register for Inwood Count, please visit https://www.potomacaudubon.org/event/ christmas-bird-count-inwood-wv-4/ For information, please visit https://www.audubon.org/conservation/science/Christmas Bird Counting.

Monday, December 20-7pm

Killarney’s Christmas is set in Killarney, Ireland in the late 1920s, showing the significance of celebrating Christmas in an “Irish” way. The show features traditional Christmas classics performed by Irish dancers, singers and musicians, all with an Irish style. Ticket prices range from US$24 to US$59. For tickets, please visit www.themarylandtheatre.com/kilarney or call 301-790-2000.

Tuesday, December 21-8pm

Weinberg Art Center

Judith DeBose will conduct a 40-voice choir, a 20-person orchestra and four soloists through selected chorus and arias of GF Handel's "Messiah". Audiences will be invited to join a choir with selected numbers. Copies of the complete vocal score will be sold in the lobby. 30 USD; 25 USD, 62 years old and above and students. Visit Weinbergcenter.org or call 301-600-2828.

Tuesday, December 21-two shifts: 5 to 6 pm and 6 to 7 pm

The faculty and staff of the Audubon Society of the Potomac Valley will share campfire stories and go on a night hike around the reserve. US$20 per vehicle; US$15 per vehicle for PVAS members. To register, please visit www.potomacaudubon.org/event/winter-solstice-family-campfire-night-hike-2/ For information, please call 681-252-1387 or send an email to amy@potomacaudubon.org.

Thursday, December 23, 3pm and 6:30pm

A family classic starring Danny Kay, Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney and Vera Allen. There will be two screenings, with holidays between special festive treats, adult beverages and non-alcoholic beverages. $5, go to www.thecapitoltheatre.org/shows-movies-events/movies/

Friday, December 24-11 AM

"Polar Express" (G, 2004) On Christmas Eve, a little boy embarked on an adventure. $6, including popcorn and soda. You must wear a mask before seating. Visit mainstreetwaynesboro.org/