19 posts, read 105,441 times 417 posts, read 866,714 times Leitersburg Cinemas - Hagerstown MD Movie Theater If you don't mind the drive, check out the Dinner and a Movie option on the above website. 10,789 posts, read 14,766,415 times Originally Posted by Pixel97 I don't think the idea has caught on. I also suspect the county would give the owners a real hassle about licensing a food service operation like that. 6,473 posts, read 9,285,303 times 5,235 posts, read 9,873,897 times I don't know about indoor theaters that do that, but the Bengies Drive-In in Middle River in Baltimore County is the last drive in theater in Maryland and has the largest movie screen in the nation. You can eat dinner in your car or picknick on the grass outside. I personally don't even eat popcorn at a movie. I like to focus on the movie, even at home I don't like to watch a movie and eat at the same time it distracts me from the film personally. Welcome to The Big and Beautiful Bengies Drive-In Theatre
392 posts, read 817,004 times Virginia gets all the nice things:Northern Virginia Gets All the Special Movie Theaters: DCist describes the new movie theaters coming to northern Virginia soon. Cinema & Drafthouse ArlingtonArlington Cinema N Drafthouse Movies, Music, Fun, Beer, Wine, Mixed Drinks, Comedy, Live Entertainment, Family Friendly When we first moved here they were trying a dining concept in Wheaton but it didn't work out: just up the pike: wheaton plaza evicts montgomery cinema 'n' drafthouse I've been to similar places in all the other areas I have lived in the southeast, but I haven't found any in MD yet either. 9,225 posts, read 8,963,418 times Originally Posted by bonnielisabeth Actually, the MD suburbs are getting the best movie theaters in the region as we speak. Multiple projects under construction at the same time. - The Washington Post 4,913 posts, read 2,830,242 times Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum.
It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.When your office was furnished, did the shopping list go something like this: You know – the usual stuff. I’m not going to claim that a fancy desk or a weird chair is going to magically improve your creativity and productivity – but I am damn sure, that all that sameness and eternal corporate grayness, does nothing good for your ability to come up with great new ideas. Here are some ways to spruce up a workplace that may actually inject some color and fun into your work environment. The Milk desk is a new design to match your Apple gear with it’s white surface and rounded edges. It lowers and raises electrically, it has ways to hide the cable clutter, and it also has four compartments at one end that can be configured for storage, trash or, yes, as an aquarium. is a great way to flexibly partition a room. It’s made of paper with a felt core, and I love it because it doesn’t eat all the light in the room (if you go for the white one).
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Close to where you can sit and read them, of course! I don’t know what it is, but I like it. Since I first saw these, I’ve wanted one and only the huge price tag has kept from picking one up. It looks strange, but is actually supremely comfortable and allows you to sit/lie in many positions. I know, I’ve spent quite some time in a showroom testing one thoroughly :o) When your business is innovation, your office can’t really look like any other corporate wasteland. London-based innovation agency ?know that – as evidenced by e.g. the life-sized plastic cow statue painted like Spiderman in the lobby and the big red couch/bed they use for meetings: This has got to be the coolest idea in a long time. 7 people pedal along, one of them steers. It’s the and I want one!! I also mentioned this in my post on . I was sitting in my usual caf� writing this blogpost when I spotted a lady at the next table looking through some pictures of weird and beautiful desks. Of course I had to ask her what the story was.
Turns out she’s Marie Westh, an artist and these are one-off tables she created, first for exhibitions and then later on as usable art pieces. with many more weird and fantastic creations. This is more a metaphor than a piece of furniture – but it’s pretty cool all the same. The idea is that three people can have a meeting where they must work together to hold their balance during the meeting. Like we must each contribute to a conversation, to make it balanced. Impractical – but cool! . Or how about an entire wall covered in cordwood? Not only is it amazingly beautiful, it’s also great for the acoustics and it gives the wall a great texture. I saw my friends at and their roommates build this from a huge stack of cord woodon the floor to the finished wall. So is it the furniture that determines whether a company is creative and fun or staid and boring? But the type and variety of furniture does reflect the mood at the company. If you have row upon row of identical, gray desks and chairs then odds are this is not the place wild ideas are born.