When We’re OPEN Next:
Spring Market Days! April 20-22
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Come explore the collections and wares of 50+ collectors, designers, and artisans filling the grounds, barn, and all about the buildings. Food, live music (Sunday only), mini farmers market – tell all your friends – bring a truck! – make a day of it.
While several of our buildings are closed as we renovate them, we have
– opened NEW parts of our main barn
– added some adorable garden sheds, created from vintage architectural salvage
JavaCruiser – coffee bar food truck
M.A.D. BBQ – yummy local BBQ for the meat lover in you!
Dogs on the Run – hot dogs and fixin’s
Monocacy Brewing Co – local craft beer (Friday and Sunday)
Salazon Chocolates, locally produced chocolates (Friday and Sunday only)
Caprikorn Goat Cheese, Locally farmed and produced goat cheeses – you’ve got to try their spreads! (Saturday and Sunday only)
M&M Plants locally grown plants, herbs, and greenery. (Friday/Saturday only)
The Juicy Pickle Produce locally grown produce, in season (Apr-Oct)
Come see what all the fuss is about. OPEN Rain or Shine.
Photography welcome: #chartreuseandco
Picnicking and relaxing are encouraged. Make a day of it!
Dogs on leashes welcome. (Please pick up after your dog.)
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2018 BARN OPENINGS
May 11-13 MOTHER’S DAY FETE
Kid Photography Workshop & Early Shopping Event
June 15-17 Annual YARD SALE
July 20-22
August 17-19
September 21-23 MARKET DAYS
October 19-21
2018 Holiday Schedule:
November 1-4 HOLIDAY BASH (with Thursday opening!)
November 16-18
December 7-9 Last opening of the year!
Chartreuse & co shopping tips
Here’s a few insider tips on shopping at Chartreuse:
1. When you’re certain you want to buy a piece of furniture, pull the tag.
2. Should you change your mind about the piece, return the tag to any Chartreuse dealer or to the counter.
3. No price on that great piece you’re interested in? It’s already taken.
4. Prices are firm.
5. Our hard-working, young haulers appreciate any tip you may like to give them.
6. Can’t take it with you? You have up to 2 weeks to pick it up. And we have delivery options available.
7. Great, freshly-made food is available all weekend.
8. Have a great time!
Favorite dining in Frederick:
Make a day, or weekend, of it!
There are tons of great places to eat, shop, and stay in and around Frederick, MD. Here’s some Chartreuse & co favorites:
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Volt
Nationally acclaimed and boasting Brian Voltaggio as its owner and chef, this is Frederick’s premiere restaurant. Foodies travel from NYC, DC, Richmond, and beyond to enjoy an evening here. And it is an evening. Perfect service. A delight to the palette. 3-5 courses is typical, but be prepared to spend $100/each, minimum. It’s an experience, and a treat.
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The Tasting Room
Before Volt arrived on the scene with it’s celebrity chef, The Tasting Room was Frederick’s ultimate dining experience. Michael Tauraso (chef and owner) is an extraordinary chef who loves and understands food. Their lobster bisque alone is worth the trip. And they have the best martinis in town.
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Firestone’s
So into food, they opened a nice little gourmet food shop right next door. Their duck is divine. Ask for a table upstairs by the windows. They look down on Market St., and give you dinner and a show!
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Il Porto
Excellent italian cuisine. Their daily specials are always a treat as they’re what’s fresh from market. Nice wine list, too. If you stay at Hollerstown Hill B&B, Il Porto is just a few blocks down Market from you.
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Isabella’s
A true tapas bar. Select from a huge selection of ‘little plates’ – your server can recommend for you if it’s too overwhelming. We usually start with 4 dishes, share, and add as we’re inspired. It’s fun. If you’re in the mood, try their Lemon Drop Martini. They’re also known for the sangria.
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Black Hog BBQ
Featuring all types of BBQ – this great BBQ, is owned and run by Mike Tauraso, the same guy who owns The Tasting Room.
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Cafe Nola
The. Best. Lattes. They put Starbucks to shame. Order yours in the classic, wide-mouth cup, sit back, and enjoy. You can thank me later. . . The food here is great, too. All freshly made, locally sourced. I love the unexpected blend of flavors. Though I don’t love high-top tables, grab one in the window at Nola for some great people watching.
Nearby Leesburg, VA:
If you like the Chartreuse & co shopping experience, you’ll also want to visit: Old Lucketts Store in Lucketts, VA, just 20 minutes south of us. It’s a fabulous store including 30 dealers, filled with great finds and an inspiring decorator style.
The Cottage , just across the street from Lucketts, is a Victorian-era home, transformed into a delightfully decorated vintage home-furnishings store.
Plus downtown Leesburg,VA is loaded with history, charm, and some great food, as well:
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Lightfoot Restaurant
– Downtown Leesburg, the owner/chef of this great restaurant has transformed the late 1800s bank into a stunning location for enjoying some truly excellent food. Excellent wine list, too.
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Blue Ridge Grill
– Along the bypass around Leesburg, this surprise of a restaurant is located behind (yes, I mean behind) the McDonalds, surrounded by otherwise typical strip mall fare. Walk inside and be comforted by an oh-so-Virginia-horse-country decor, along with delicious food. My favorite is the Seared Tuna Salad. My husband loves their French Dip.
Buckeystown area Shopping:
Buckeystown Design Co-op – Open twice a month: first and third Friday/Saturday. Beautifully designed furniture showroom. Custom upholstery, bedding, and curtains. Accessories.
Dibs – Open Chartreuse’s same schedule. The old Buckeystown Post Office building filled with vintage finds.
Sweet Clover Barn – Open Chartreuse’s same schedule. Dairy barn filled with vintage finds
Downtown Frederick Shopping:
So many! I love:
Patrick Street
The Emporium – huge antique mall, right downtown, and it wraps around to Carroll Street.
Relish – table settings, cookware, essentials for entertaining
Terressentials – organic and free trade gifts and body products
Venus on the Half Shell – Hip collection of vintage clothing and mid-century furnishings.
Market Street
Tiara Day – ultimate glamour girl experience
The Muse – handmade items from throughout the USA
Zoe’s Chocolates – The Best.
Lebherz’s Oil & Vinegar Emporium – just go. It’s amazing
Retro Metro – cool, funky, funny gift items
Capa Imports – exceptional rugs and imported furniture
Industrial Home – industrial elements, upholstery and lighting
Carroll Street
Tuscany Designs – stunning french-inspired vintage furnishings
Brass and Copper Shop – repairs and sells vintage lighting
Cannonball Antiques (no website) – quirky flea market feel
Patrick Street Interiors – Farrow & Ball, Fine Paints of Europe, wall papers and full design services
Places to Stay
Frederick Inn @ Buckeystown
Just down the road about 1/2 mile is the thoughtfully renovated, graciously decorated Frederick Inn in Buckeystown. Take a look: Fabulous Renovation in Buckeystown
Fabulous Buckeystown Renovation, part 2
Hill House
On West Third Street, it’s at the heart of historic downtown (I actually grew up several blocks west of this inn on West Third Street). All the houses throughout this area are late 18th and early-mid-19th century row houses. Just around the corner from Frederick’s main street, Market Street, it’s location is perfect for walking to all the shops and eateries along Market and Patrick Sts.
Hollerstown Hill
In a quieter part of town, Hollerstown Hill is nestled alongside the historic campus of Maryland School for the Deaf. It boasts a lovely garden and all the charm you’d expect from a high Victorian home. It’s a pleasant walk of about 4-5 blocks into the heart of the buisness district (but be warned that it does sit on a hill, and returning is a climb.)
Additionally, there are several new, clean hotels within a few miles of Chartreuse & co:
Courtyard by Marriott, Fairfield Inn, and Hilton Garden Inn seem to be the best ones, as recommended by other visitors.
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