Harford Magazine

Must-have fall items.

In addition to the ninja course, there’s a soccer field; a basketball court that doubles as a surface for pickleball; inflatable bouncy houses; and bubble balls that where kids can strap themselves inside, roll around and of to crash into one another.

Three things to know: Bill Martin, mayor of Havre de Grace

More than a decade after surviving cancer and launching a philanthropic organization to aid foster kids, Grace Callwood is preparing for another notable journey — or two.

On Sept. 9, Ladew will hold a special family program on butterfly migration that will explore these creatures’ fascinating lives in fuller detail.

At 90, the Darlington resident has exhibited in galleries throughout the country, won more than 20 awards and sold nearly 300 of his works for as much as $2,000.

Huo Guo, which means “hot pot” in Chinese, is an all-you-can-eat restaurant where you can build and cook your own hot pot meal.

The Maryland Resident Curatorship Program, dating back to 1982, has matched over 40 properties with tenants, who fix up old homes in exchange for a practically rent-free stay through the end of their days.