Hagerstown Area Religious Council
The Hagerstown Area Religious Council (HARC) is a coalition of churches and houses of faith in the Hagerstown area of Washington County.
Join Hebron Mennonite Church for music outdoors, starting at 5:00p.m. with Walking Tacos and watermelon. A variety of music styles and artists will include Code Blues, Debby Simmons, Neveah and […]
Featuring Jesus Gang, Voices of Unity and The Bowies Free Will Offering
Otterbein United Methodist Church Parking Lot This is a one-time, food “drop” for our neighborhood. Suggest you bring sturdy grocery type tote bags to carry your food/produce home. Recommended especially […]
Hagerstown Choral Arts is holding auditions for it's 2024-2025 season. For your convenience, two possible audition dates are offered. Love to sing? No music preparation is necessary. Rehearsals begin in […]
Octogenarian Ellouise Schoettler, visual artist; fabric collagist who uses quilt making to explore genealogy; spoken-word-artist and political activist from both local and national halls of power - describes the arc […]
Hagerstown Choral Arts is holding auditions for it's 2024-2025 season. For your convenience, two possible audition dates are offered. Love to sing? No music preparation is necessary. Rehearsals begin in […]
Mondays, 6-7 pm September 9 – October 7 De-stress, revitalize and create feelings of well-being with traditional Indian yoga. Learn Sun Salutations and basic poses with modifications, breathing techniques, relaxation […]
Watch this space for more information. Zion UCC is hosting its 2nd Annual Community Resource Fair on Tuesday, September 10 from 2 pm until 5 pm, at Zion Reformed United […]
After summer hiatus, HARC members and friends will meet on September 10 and learn about the Refugee Welcome Network. RWN seeks to connect refugees newly arrived in the U.S. and […]
Tuesdays 2:30-3:30pm September 10 - October 8 Get your energy moving gently as we isolate, rotate and stretch to a full range of motion. Seated in a chair and standing […]
To honor the International Day of Peace, an Interfaith Progressive Dinner will be held at three different local houses of worship with four faith traditions participating. Small plates of food will be served at each location as we progressively move as one group from place to place.
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